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Render que adds another Comp
Sometimes I notice that my render is moving slower than it should. When I stop the current render, another unrendered comp appears below the comp I just stopped. It’s like it is rendering the comp twice or something. I have to delete both comps, then keep trying until the render time is what it should be. I hope I am explaining the problem clear enough.
For example, I know a movie should take about 20 minutes or less to render. If the est. time shows 40 minutes, I stop the render and immediately an unrendered comp appears in the render que. I delete both and try again. I have to do this several times until the movie renders at the right speed.
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That is exactly what I am doing. I am making revisions to a movie so I know about how long it takes to render. I know that when I stop the render, the new render starts where the other one stopped. I want to know how I don’t get that new render not to show up. It is very annoying having to stop the render, delete the new render, start the render over again hoping it works right.
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what i like to do is hightlight the last Queue that worked and hit CTRL+D so that it pops back in all duplicated and ready to go.
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The whole process can take 5 minutes or so before I get a render that works properly. I have to set it up, start the render, wait to see if it is rendering properly. If it’s not, then I stop it, delete both comps in the que, revert, and start the render over again. That takes time.
That is a good idea about saving the render then reverting if it goes wrong, but it’s the multiple starts that takes the time.
I just want to know why this happens.
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Ok, I get that now. But, I still have to wait and see if the movie will render correctly. If it doesn’t, I revert and try again. The number of times I do that will vary which takes more or less time. I am looking for the reason why it doesn’t work. I appreciate your help.
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