Matthew Awad
My feedback
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An error occurred while saving the comment This isn't just in CC 2018; older versions of Premiere also do this. I think it's by design so CPU/GPU resources can be dedicated to playback.
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An error occurred while saving the comment In my experience, this setting is baked into individual projects. If I work off a template project where the setting is turned off, it doesn't seem to randomly turn on for me. And when I encounter other peoples' projects with the setting turned on, I use a shortcut to turn it off.
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An error occurred while saving the comment You can already do this. Press L once to show levels controls, then hold Shift while pressing L twice to add the waveforms. In general, Shift can be used for displaying multiple properties on the same layer.
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1,135 votesIn Progress ·
AdminVictoria Nece
(Sr. Product Manager, Motion Graphics and VFX, Adobe DVA)
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Multi-Frame Rendering is now available in After Effects public beta. We’re starting with Render Queue export, and will add support for preview, AME, MOGRTs and beyond in subsequent releases.
This is a significant update to the After Effects architecture. Unlike older versions that rendered multiple frames by creating copies of the application, this is true multithreaded rendering. The render pipeline has been optimized from end to end, enabling After Effects to use your system to its full potential.
We know how important rendering faster is to you. That’s why we’ve taken the time to do this right, and build a strong, high-performance foundation for the future. We appreciate your patience, and would love to hear how Multi-Frame Rendering is working on your hardware and with your projects.
You can learn more about this multi-year effort here: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2021/03/10/multi-frame-rendering-now-in-after-effects-beta.html
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Thanks for all the feedback so far.
It is one of many areas we are looking into.
I found a workaround to bulk convert the footage if you're on a Mac. Right-click the footage > Services > Encode Selected Video Files