I don't understand why when I have 128GB, and 18 core processor, and a RTX 2080TI with 12GB of video ram that rotoscoping a 4k clip thats 10 seconds long, the performance drags down so much I have to wait 20 seconds to be able to add a add/subtract roto brush mark.

I look at my computer usage and After Effects is barely using 5% of my cpu and gpu.

The rendering of the frame not to mention the propagation takes SO long on a complicated roto, it's barely usable in my opinon.

Adobe PLEASE bump up CPU/GPU usage for tasks like these. I've got a powerhouse system that's barely being used.

[AE 22.1.1 (Build 74)]

About 2/3'rds of the way multi-frame rendering seems to stop working when rendering my project. Initially it renders around 10 - 13 frames at the same time. This then drops down to only rendering 1 frame at a time (sometimes going up to 2 frames, but then down again to 1). Nothing in the project changed. This happens during the actual render. Seems this thread (https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects-discussions/help-with-multi-frame-rendering/m-p/12603954#M189246) is experiencing like-wise behavior from AE. Definitely think this is a bug, so really not gonna waste time trying to re-install, etc as the thread above have tried all that with no success. He's still waiting on Adobe employees to respond since December. Hopefully we can get an update from Adobe on this.

The Line Spacing option from the text tool seems to be broken.It feels a bit like some value is added internally: e.g. spacing value "0" no longer results in several lines of text being on the very same baseline, but instead, it gives me something that I would expect from [value line spacing] = [value font size].

Setting line spacing to "auto" leads to too much spacing, too, especially when using smaller font sizes.

I first noticed this bug earlier this week, maybe last week. Should be around the time of the latest AE update, so I think this specifically affects 22.2.1

added some screenshots of settings panel + corresponding results.

On April 22 I posted that "When rendering to DNxHD on 22.2.0 with an alpha channel, under format the options are None or Uncompressed. Both options work. On the latest release, the options are None or Compressed, if you choose compressed, no alpha channel is created, making it useless for creating titles for Avid. This needs to be3 fixed immediately."

Tom N responded and asked for me to upload some example files. Unfortunately, due to be very busy, before I got a chance to do that, the issue was marked resolved. DNxHD renders out of AE with an alpha channel still do not work correctly.

When I import them into Avid, Avid says it's importing an alpha channel, but all I get is the fill channel, no alpha information. If I link the file, the alpha information is there.

Bringing the files into AE, I get the correct alpha channel. I'm working with the newest Avid release: Version: 2022.4.56108

If helpful, please contact me and we can schedule a time where I can show you how this isn't working at all.

This is a repeatable error in After Effects. It involves changing the color mode on an Illustrator file that is already in and AE comp with Hue / Saturation effect on it.

• Import a CMYK Illustrator file into AE and place it in a comp.
• Put a Hue / Saturation effect on the Illustrator layer in the comp.
• Save the AE project.
• Open the Illustrator file and change the color mode to RGB and save the Illustrator file.
• After Effects will crash, and will crash whenever you try and open the project again. EVEN if you change the Illustrator file back to RGB After Effects will still crash.
• Only way to open the AE file without crashing is then to delete the Illustrator file (or move it to where AE can't find it) before opening the AE file.