Mocha Pro Work With AE

Can "Mocha Pro" work with After Effect??? I know Mocha AE can work with After Effect...but can Mocha Pro???
Can anyone tell me please.....

Sure - mocha Pro will work with any version of AE, all the way back to CS3.
You can either launch mocha Pro as a stand alone app or you can set mocha Pro to launch from AE>Animation menu>Track in mocha. To do this change your user preference in mocha Pro.
mocha Pro can export to AE: 2D Planar Tracking, 3D Camera Tracking, Roto masks and Lens distortion.

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