After Effects Pack

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VHS Overlay Effects
Artist: Media Stock
Buy $10 Extended license
Software support
After Effects CC 2021 or above
Resolution
Resizable
Plug-ins
None
Included
50+ Elements
Demo Media
Not included
Music
Not included

Product details:

Introducing the “VHS Overlay Effects” pack for Adobe After Effects, the ultimate tool for adding a touch of nostalgia and retro vibes to your videos! This pack contains a range of VHS-style effects, such as distortion, noise, and color aberration, which can be easily applied to any video footage with just a few clicks. In addition to the VHS effects, the pack also includes a variety of other elements to enhance your videos, including text layouts, frames, light leaks, and scratchy noise. Whether you’re a filmmaker, YouTuber, or just looking to add some vintage flair to your videos, this pack is perfect for you. The VHS Overlay Effects pack is incredibly versatile, allowing you to create a wide range of looks, from old-school home videos to edgy music videos. With its easy-to-use interface and customizable options, you can fine-tune every aspect of your video to create the perfect aesthetic. So why wait? Give your videos the VHS makeover they deserve with the “VHS Overlay Effects” pack for Adobe After Effects!

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After Effects FAQ

1) Why are the fonts not matching with the preview videos?

Fonts are not downloaded or preinstalled with the template. So you need to download the fonts from the fonts folder, which will be already provided in the zip file that you have downloaded. Just copy and paste the font links individually on your browser, and then download and install i

2) Why is the template saying a few assets are missing and it's displaying the template in a rainbow color?

If its says the assets are missing, then the zip file is not Unzipped properly. Some time users don't unzip the template, and try to open the template directly within the zip file, without unzipping the zip file. So make sure the zip file is properly unzipped, befre opening up the template.

3) Can I import the After Effects templates to my existing projects?

Yes, you can import any After Effects template to your existing projects with no issue. Just go to your desired project, and in the project bin, just click on import and select your Template.aep file and import. Or you can drag and drop the Template.aep file in the project bit as well. It will be important too.

4) How to increase the render time of the templates?

If you are having slow rendering, make sure that you have selected the GPU Acceleration mode in the render settings. To select it, just go to File > Project Settings > in Video Rendering Effects and select “Use GPU Acceleration (Metal)”. If you don't have it, then your graphics card may not supported.

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