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  • Jeff Dickinson

    September 8, 2014 at 10:49 pm in reply to: Adobe Media Encoder Renders Old Project Version

    Thank you. Your last paragraph matches my experience precisely. From now on I will shut down AME between uses and hope this gets addressed in a future update.

  • Jeff Dickinson

    September 8, 2014 at 3:24 pm in reply to: Adobe Media Encoder Renders Old Project Version

    I have not tried restarting AME before rendering. Just since when I’m making a tiny correction like this I’m moving pretty fast. It’s worth a try.

    Though, frankly, if it does have a cache, it certainly isn’t using it to import the AEP file any faster.

  • Jeff Dickinson

    September 8, 2014 at 1:54 pm in reply to: Adobe Media Encoder Renders Old Project Version

    I’m running CC 2014.

    I’m really trying to figure out why this is happening so I can control for it. Saving a new file is an obvious solution, but it doesn’t help me understand why this issue is happening.

  • That fixed it.

    This kills my rendertime, and doesn’t look quite as nice; but frankly it is better than resizing the shapes in the precomp to make them large enough to not need Continuous Rasterizing.

    I have hundreds of these precomps and they’re each used at different sizes in multiple locations. Add to that this project was built a year ago by a different person and that was just a daunting option.

    Thanks! Problem solved, if not ideally.

  • Sadly, purging the memory and cache did not help. I did submit a report to Adobe.

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