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What [ Windows ] computer works best with Adobe AE?
Hello. I wanted to know what works best for Adobe AE because I am on Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit toshiba sattellite L775d 4098MB RAM, but I don’t think it’s working well for it because every time I render my movie, it renders messed up (25% of the audio, then stops, then turns black).
Also does anyone know if I save my project to my external hard drive, will it work? I’ve tried many times, and I’m about to just give up.
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Hi Tanya,
I think you are trying to export the RAM preview.
You need to select the composition you would like to render, then hit ‘CTRL+M’ on your keyboard, this will bring you to the ‘Render queue’ where you can set up file name and format, then you need to click the ‘Render’ button.I hope it helps, contact me at https://iwansfactory.com/ if you need more help, please!
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It’s at the point where it keeps crashing. 😐
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Don’t you get any error message?
Can you upload the project and send me a download link? Maybe through wetransfer.com
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You do not mention what version of After Effects you are running, but. . .
4GB of system RAM is very low to run After Effects.
I am guessing you are creating RAM previews and rendering media onto the same system drive and not outboard storage. If so, the onboard drive is (I believe) a 5400rpm drive on that laptop. Again, VERY slow for After Effects.From what I looked up, You are also running AMD chipsets, which I believe After Effects is not in love with.
System:
Dell Precision T7600 (x2)
Win 7 64-bit
32GB RAM
Adobe CC 2014 (as of 7/2015)
256GB SSD system drive
4 internal media drives RAID 5
Typically cutting short form from HD MP4 and P2 MXF.
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