BR0B0T
(darren logue)
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Stan
(justAnotherDeveloper)
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hi @BR0B0T it is because your video have this border included (is part of each video frame).
BR0B0T
(darren logue)
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No, the video shouldn’t have a black border. I’ve checked in both Illustrator and After Effects.
I’ve seen other people have the same issue but there has never really been a conclusive answer on the forum
Stan
(justAnotherDeveloper)
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Hi @BR0B0T here is what I see when I zoom your video I have downloaded.
On my computer
On your project
So IMO there is a frame on your video at least I can clearly see it. 
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BR0B0T
(darren logue)
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Thanks for taking a look. It must be the output of AE.
Will check again. I assumed it was something like that at first but couldn’t see where they’d be coming from
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Stan
(justAnotherDeveloper)
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Hi @BR0B0T if you do not have further question related to your issue with problem in WF feel free to close your request as solved.
BR0B0T
(darren logue)
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I did the obvious test of trying it with another white background video and it worked fine
So obvs my video. Thanks for your help
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system
(system)
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