Here are some tips for rendering faster, RAM Previewing faster, and efficiently using your RAM Previews to speed up your workflow in After Effects.

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Rendering Tips:

Turn on the “caps lock” button before hitting “render”. This is one of the most easy and effective way to render compositions faster. Before rendering, simply press the “caps lock” button. This disables refresh and stops After Effects from redrawing and showing every frame it renders. You will no longer see your video frame by frame as it renders.

Close other programs while rendering. This is another a fairly easy concept to reduce render times. Running multiple programs takes more processing power and RAM. If you want to render a composition as quickly as possible, shut down all other programs outside of After Effects. If you need to multitask while rending, this will slow you down.

Trim footage that is off screen, set to 0% opacity, a scale of 0%, and any other setting where the footage is not being used/seen.Despite a layer appearing to not be in use, if the layer is not trimmed, After Effects has to calculate its properties. This then makes for longer renders. By making sure that layers are trimmed after they are no longer in use you can make rendering and RAM Previewing faster.

RAM Preview Tips

While working at a video size (1920×1080) that is impossible to fit in your workspace at 100%, make sure your resolution and RAM Preview resolution are set to match the zoom. If your zoom is set to 50%, make sure both resolutions are set to “half” (same goes for any other zoom percentage). Working at 50% zoom and having your resolution set to “full” makes After Effects do unnecessary work, which in turn makes RAM Previews and scrubbing through the timeline take longer.

You can save RAM Previews for later viewing.If you like to bookmark progress, show boss/clients progress, or want to go back and view your RAM Previews later for any reason, there is a way to save them. First, complete a RAM Preview, then select “Composition” in the tool bar and then select “Save RAM Preview”. This will allow you to save your RAM Preview in a desired location. Disclaimer: After Effects automatically adds saved RAM Previews to your project bin.

A composition that is nested/placed in another composition can be rendered out and replaced with amovie.If you have a composition that is nested into another composition, you can save out a RAM Preview or render the composition and replace the nested composition with the rendered movie. This will allow for faster renders since After Effects will only calculate one video versus an entire composition. In case you want to go back and change the original nested composition, make sure you duplicate and hide the nested composition before replacing it with the rendered movie. This will allow for easy updates and fixes to the composition.

Hopefully these tips helped out! If you have any questions or comments just post them below and we’ll get back to them as soon as we can. We will be posting a video later that will explain and show these steps along with showing how much time can be saved by implementing them.

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After Effects :: RAM Preview Needs 2 Or More Frames To Playback

Nov 27, 2013

'After Effects error: RAM Preview needs 2 or more frames to playback.'And I have searched this entire forum about a solution but nothing worked.I have been in Preferences-> Memory & Multiprocessing and adjustet the settings.
I have tried PURGE all memory. Uninstalled After Effects CS6. Installed again with update 11.0.3.6 .....and still the problem occurs? I have fought with this error since I installed After Effects CS6. As you can see my computer have enough RAM and CPU power.

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I'm running into a problem whenever I use multi frame rendering in the ram preview. If the machine is rendering and I don't have After Effects as the active application or whenever I stop playback of the ram preview, the cached frames are immediately deleted. I can see the green line moving forward as the image is rendered, but the second I stop the preview (or if AE is rendering in the background and I don't click back to it in time for it to begin playback) then the frames are gone and the green line disappears and I cannot scrub through the rendered frames.
If I disable multi frame rendering, then the green line and the cached frames remain in the preview window, and I can scrub through them like normal; they do not clear. Only when multi frame rendering is enabled does it disappear after render.
I know the frames are saving, because I have 32 GB set on my SSD for the disk cache (I also put them on an external HDD to test with the same results). It will fill up that 32GB of space presumably with the cached frames that disappear after render, but they are not accessible. I also have 16GB of ram, with plenty free for AE to use for caching (3GB per core = 12GB set for AE ram preview). I have not had this problem of the frames clearing until AE CC.
The only thing I can think that would be different from other times when I've not had this problem is that I'm using ProRes 422 (LT) clips in the compositions. But I don't know why they would cache normally without multiframe and then be immediately deleted with it enabled.
And no, rendering without multiframe is not an option. RAM previews take four times as long with single frame rendering, and I don't want to sit at my computer all day waiting for previews. This is extremely frusterating, as I must have AE open as the foremost program at all times. If I miss that crucial moment where the render completes and click back to the program a second late, all the frames are gone and I must rerender again! It happened twice while writing this message.
So what's the deal?
Specs:
AE CC 12.0.0.404
Retina Macbook Pro / OSX 10.8.5
2.6Ghz Core i7
16GB RAM
512 GB primary SSD (where footage & cache is located)
3TB 7200rpm cache drive

After Effects :: Render 3x Slower Than RAM Preview?

May 31, 2013

I have a Comp, which admittidely is a render nightmare, with 64 instances of a the same video each 1 frame ahead of the next. So it's very RAM hungry and something of a balancing act between the number of CPUs and how much RAM each is allowed (but generally allowing 3GB per process and 1 less CPU than suggested)
The thing that is killing me though is the RAM Preview is going almost 3x faster than a normal render. Even when the normal render destination is an SSD and compression is None. otherwise exact same settings i.e. 100%, best quality.
The really interesting part is that when doing a MP RAM preview the CPU usage (as viewed in activity monitor) is a solid wall of green but when I do a standard MP render the CPU useage is fluctuating wildly. I've tried various dififerent MP options (all maintaining a safe RAM overhead for the sysytem) with very little difference in performance.
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After Effects :: Can't Preview The Frames By Moving The Current-time Indicator

Sep 28, 2013

I'm following some tutorials on digital tutors and I see that an easy way to preview the frames is just by simply moving the time indicator, and the frames will play in real time by just moving the current-time indicator back and forth.
However, it doesn't work for me for some reason, when I move my current time idncator, the only thing see is the frame what it was on, and won

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