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Re: Please help me understand this :(
by Walter Soyka on Nov 2, 2009 at 2:03:15 pm

[Richie Tovell] "I don't mind the preview length being limited or the long render times if I'm honest, what 's really killing me is the Ram Preview time"

RAM preview essentially is rendering. When you RAM preview, AE will use its background processes to accelerate your preview, though it must all fit in the foreground process's RAM. In other words, more cores will speed up, but not lengthen, your RAM previews.

You might benefit from some changes in your workflow. Read up on proxies and see if they apply to your projects. You might also check out Nucelo Pro 2, particularly the spec preview feature which continually re-fills the RAM cache as you work.

Walter Soyka, Principal
Keen Live, Inc.
Presentation, Motion Graphics & Widescreen Design
RenderBreak: A Blog on Innovation in Production



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