Export your videos directly into Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro with our brand new extension — the Videobolt Companion. Installing the extension makes importing Videobolt videos a two-click process, while also giving you the option to make changes to any of your videos. The extension is available for both Windows and Mac OS.
Installing the extension
Setting up should be pretty straightforward. Just download our installer, run it, confirm the installation and Videobolt Companion should now be added to your Adobe video software. Easy as that.
Getting started and the interface layout
Once you've installed the companion, you can open it by going to Window > Extension > Videobolt Companion. The primary view in the extension consists of your finished videos, a search bar and a file navigator.
View, edit and import
View any of your videos by double-clicking the thumbnail. In order to edit a video, click the sketch pad icon. Import a video by clicking the downwards arrow and selecting the import format.
Additional settings
Depending on your editing process and organization, you may want to alter some of the behaviors of the companion extension. You can see these settings by clicking the gear icon. For example, you can choose where and how videos imported from Videobolt will be saved.
About the beta
Videobolt Companion is a fresh release and to ensure its stable functioning we are first releasing it in beta. During beta the extension is free for any of our users that want to try it out. The terms of availability and distribution may change upon official release.
With the Videobolt Companion installed, there’s no barrier between your current timeline and the custom motion graphics created on Videobolt. This will be a huge timesaver for all of us that spend many a day inside a video editor.
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