Chris Wright
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take all the prerendered PNG’s and turn them into Tiff(LZW compression off). Render final comp as Tiff. all PNG’s use deflate and hog cpu resources for renders. Also, they are not thread safe so multiprocessing is effectively disabled. There is not much documentation on this such as also using element 3d that disables multiprocessing. Other culprits are denoise and neatvideo.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1308203
hyperthreading
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use linear() expression
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7a06a.html -
i find that working in projecting work space 16 bit gives 0-16,235 and 8 bit 0-255 and 32 0-1
you can use linear() expression if you want. -
I agree, ACES is not bulletproof. Its standards change all the time which equals buggy in my mind. There’s many variations of P3 as well. The only thing that matters is rgb matrix, gamma, and white point.
For example, I make my own custom P3 matrix with corrected D65 white point and 2.2/2.4 gamma so that I can use any monitor in a regularly lit room with perfect dci output.
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update: now works with any framerate!
ae custom 50-50 opacity frame blend with autofps and scene detect cs6 working
to use:
make both comps same fps. use text edit control to change edit tolerance so it won’t blur edit cuts.
will remove duplicates and blend 50-50 instead of adobe 25/75%. higher qualityae cs6 download link
https://f1.creativecow.net/10063/ae-custom-5050-opacity-frame-blend-with-autofps-and-scene-detect-cs6-working?uploaded=file -
isn’t this what bios diagnostics are for? they write to all the ram and check the memory modules for mismatched read/write.
and yes, all go pro stuff and h.264 stuff should be converted to prores, cineform, dnxhd, and mp3/AAC to WAVE or you’ll be experiencing gremlins in the computer. -
I haven’t done extensive test, but a lot of people seems to have problems with denoiser and neatvideo not using cpu 100%
both denoiser and png images don’t like multithreading so they choke.
neatvideo has an optimize button so that it doesn’t run into this problem. it’s a thread vs cpu/ram problem.
multithreading off may change your render speed. you can test this feature.
The most important thing is to denoise clips by themselves either before or after intermediate rendered clips and not
stack them with lumetri, special effects etc. The most recommended workflow is the smart rendering feature using supported filetypes. -
you’re looking for light leaks.
https://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/7-places-find-free-light-leaks/ -
film effects? can you be more specific?
do you mean damaged film, hair, jitter, scratches,etc or
film color effects like technicolor, fujifilm, Vision 3 stock prints?
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if its not uncompressed wav, i recommend converting to wav as it might fix your issue. variable VBR mp3 audio and other sorts can cause problems.