[Augie Lopez]

Wow. You clearly don’t get it, Dave.
I am fully aware that you can reduce the comp resolution and the comp window size, what you are saying is 100% irrelevant and has no significance to the issue I just mentioned… You obviously haven’t searched through these forums like I have on this topic. This a repeat question yes, only this time I am trying to actually get the question answered. Nobody has been able to get an adequate response I understand how the software works, I know that you can scrub the timeline over frames are already rendered but I need to hear the audio in my timeline which you cannot hear when you’re scrubbing the CTI. The project I am working on has a lot of layers its a lyric video using kinetic typography, which requires this method. Because I have to hear the audio in the comp. “Scrubbing” won’t even allow me to achieve what I just explained to you.
Before you want to get on your high horse and start telling people they have bad technique you should learn a thing or two yourself “professor”???? GTFO

[Augie Lopez]

Well see that’s the thing I need to RAM preview it so I can see the CTI moving along the timeline then I can hit the spacebar ( stopping the CTI where I need it to be based off the audio playback) I’ve noticed when I hit the space bar the CTI jumps from it’s stationary position to wherever in the timeline it should be. That’s how I realized it’s not moving.