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Rendering Dynamically linked AE Comps in Premiere Timeline
For a few months now, I have tolerated a problem I haven’t experienced the past. Many of the projects I work on require 5-15 AE Comps in my Premiere timeline. Each composition consists of very simple animations.
As of late, Premiere can hardly render them, with renders taking 10 minutes or more for a 15 second comp of a dotted line with a trim animation. When I attempt to render the dynamically linked comp in premiere, it will often stick on 0.1% for 1-5 minutes. If it does finally start rendering, it can take anywhere from 5-15 minutes.
Are there any settings in Premiere or After Effects that could be causing this? Is this normal behavior? Or should I be expecting much quicker render times for such a simple animation; even if it is dynamically linked.
Specs:
iMac
27-inch, Late 2013
Processor 3.5 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M 4096 MB
Software OS X 10.9.3 (13D65)Adobe Premiere Pro CC
2014.0.1 Release
8.0.1(21) BuildAdobe After Effects CC
2014.0.2 Release
Version 13.0.2.3Sequence Settings:
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1 Reply
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I have the same problem and use an Imac exactly like yours. The one and only thing I have found that helps is to render the AE comps (be sure and check the “include project link”). Put those rendered clips in the timeline and then Premiere exports it lightning fast. If you have the project link box checked, you can use the “edit original” function in Premiere and it launches that AE comp for further editing. Maybe it’s a bug or something, but a file is a file is a file within the Adobe environment and should render the same no matter where it is. Hope we get this worked out
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