[David Cabestany]

I’ll do that. Thanks.

What you mention about no longer saving a RAM Preview after changing the settings makes sense.

Thanks for your help.
David.

[David Cabestany]

Thanks Tim, I created a preset for the output module, but there’s no preset for Saved RAM Preview in Render Settings.

That particular preset only appears when I hit command before starting the RAM preview.

Best,
David.

[David Cabestany]

Thanks Adam,

For some reason the plugin hadn’t loaded properly the first time and I could only see the General tab, I restarted and the rest of them are showing up now.

Best,
David.

[David Cabestany]

Hey Andrew,

Did you ever work this out?

I just put a 256gb drive on my machine, exclusively for Cache. I alloted 220 gb in After Effects and I’m still getting the same warning when I launch AE.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

[David Cabestany]

[Walter Soyka] “[Matt Orfalea] “I heard there is a limit to how much space the cache will take up on the cache drive. For ex: it will only fill 10% of drive, so if using 1TB SSD, cache size will never go over 100GB. Is this true?”

There is a preference that governs how much space (in GB) the disk cache can take. This defaults to 10% of the disk, but you can change it.

You will get a warning from Ae at startup if there is less space available than requested for the cache, and Ae will avoid filling the disk completely in this case.”

Is tha a Windows limitation or does that also happen on a Mac?
I recently added a Thunderbolt SSD drive with 247gb available and I first set up the cache size to 240gb, and I got the message about not having enough space, I lowered it to 220gb and got the same message.
When I clean the folder, there’s at most 17gb of cache files in it.

If this setting affects Macs too, can you tell me how to change it?

Thanks.

[David Cabestany]

The default one.

Best,
David.

[David Cabestany]

That happened to me a long time ago. The only solution I found was to plug back the display and. Bring back the windows and panels that were in the other screen. Sucks, I know, but it’s the only solution I could find. Eventually I just left the extra screen permanently plugged to the iMac.

[David Cabestany]

George is right on the spot, but I would add that if you are changing the parameters frecuently on your main camera you might be better off adding a null with some expression controls and then declare variables for each parameter. Then you can lock the effects control panel for the null, undock it and have it permanently floating on top of your other panels for faster access.

[David Cabestany]

Ok. I’ll send it Monday then, after testing.

Thanks.
D.

[David Cabestany]

Great, thanks. At this point I don’t know if the footage is the culprit or not. I’ll send only the project at first.

To which email should I send the link?