Please I need some advice¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[Tudor “ted” jelescu]

A few things to check:
– turn off OpenGL
– do not use multiprocessing
– render a file sequence ( tga or tiff) , this way if AE crashes you do not loose the whole render and you can start from where it stopped.

Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist
Bucharest, Romania
http://www.ennstudio.ro

[Gerardo Flores]

hello Ted

Thank you for your advice… but

– turn off OpenGL √ Done
– do not use multiprocessing √ Done
– render a file sequence if I use one of this ( TGA or TIFF ) i will be abel to
use any profesional compresor to make a .swf File?

Again thank you

learning after effects

[Joseph W. bourke]

Gerardo –

This is from:

https://generalspecialist.com/2007/02/troubleshooting-after-effects-7.asp

If you are getting rendering errors it might be the codec that is hogging RAM. If you enable “Purge every 20 frames during Make Movie” you will probably get around the problem. You can do this in the Secret preferences by holding down the Shift key and then select Preferences… from the menu. In the Preferences dialog box you can then choose the “Secret” option that will give you hidden features (they are hidden since they will cause AE to render more slowly.)
Don’t enable the other checkboxes, just write “20” in the text field. Also, make sure you enable the “Prevent DLL Address Space Fragmentation” under “Memory & Caches” if your on a Windows system.

This may help you out – good luck!

Joe Bourke
Creative Director / Multimedia Specialist
B&S Exhibits and Multimedia
bs-exhibits.com

[Tudor “ted” jelescu]

sure- bring the sequence in AE and render using Adobe Media Encodr

Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist
Bucharest, Romania
http://www.ennstudio.ro

[Gerardo Flores]

Hi Joe.

Thank you for the tip

I have tried but still not working 🙁

learning after effects