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Re: Installing BG renderer
by Lloyd Alvarez on Nov 5, 2009 at 8:39:49 pm

Multi-processing in AE works by launching several copies of After Effects in the background. This generally means that there is a lag time when you first request a multi-proc render. If you are just ram previewing something simple, it will render much quicker MP off. But for your more involved or final render you will probably want to turn MP on, so Throttle makes turning it on and off easy. Otherwise you would need to go into the prefs everytime to do it. Alternatively you could leave MP on but change the amount of processor AE should use for it, so if you are also working in another application like photoshop then you could lower the number of procs AE should use for MP rendering.

Idle-rendering means that AE will continue to render the current frame even if you switch to another application. In it's default configuration, AE will stop rendering the comp frame if you switch to another application.

PAR quality refers to the quality of the proxy preview AE generates when you are working with non-square pixels footage and comps and you hit the PAR correction button at the bottom of the comp window.

And thanks for catching the trackerViz video. We are changing how we host our videos and forgot to switch those two.

-Lloyd


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