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HUGE Offset effect rendering problem
I am trying to do a cheesy Slot machine look for some text and am using the offset effect.
When I ram preview it does exactly what I want it to, but, when I render it starts and then freezes about a second in.
I have tried everything I can think of, it’s becoming a crazed obsession.
Someone else posted on here with the same issue, but the answer to turn off the openGL render doesn’t apply to me because it was already off.
Please, someone, put my mind at ease…
Thanks,
Wes -
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In addition to the very important questions Dave asked and just out of curiosity, what font are you using?
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This is a short-term solution, but if you are able to get a full-quality RAM preview, then press command+NUM0 (like you would for a typical RAM preview, but adding CMD, or CTRL on a PC). This will load a RAM preview as usual, but instead of playing it back, it asks you for a place to save the movie file. AE will then “render” your movie entirely from the frames stored in the RAM so no additional processing will take place, other than writing the movie file.
Ben Unguren
Motion Graphics & Editing
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My response in a different thread, which I find to still be true in CS6:
This filter has been buggy for a while. OpenGL seems to have nothing to do with it. It seems there’s a “magic line” of approximately 32,769, positive or negative, beyond which the Shift Center To parameter fails to work. I’m in a 1920×1080 comp, with a same-sized Photoshop file, rendering at Full quality. Set keyframes at 40,000×540 and -40,000×540. There will be no movement until the Shift Center To value crosses that 32,769 line. Then it will animate, until it reaches -32,769, at which point it freezes again.
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