[Jurjen Versteeg]

Hi Dave,

I’m sorry. I forgot to mention that the layers are orbiting around the blue box (in this example).
So if the red layer is rotating around the blue box as an alpha matted layer, it won’t be visible as soon as its in front of the blue box.

[Jurjen Versteeg]

Don’t see the option to edit my previous post:

I found out that disabling the multiprocessing option fixed the problem. Which still leaves me with a mysterious render issue.

[Jurjen Versteeg]

Dave, thanks for your response. It’s good to hear that Adobe is working on a fix for this problem.
Luckily I discovered the WAVE-solution myself on time…

[Jurjen Versteeg]

I’m now working with a WAVE file, which fixes the problem for now.
Strange that AIF files won’t work in After Effects properly.

[Jurjen Versteeg]

It’s an AIF file

[Jurjen Versteeg]

Update: It is more worse then I thought. It’s not only the scrubbing, but every time I make a RAM Preview/Move a layer/Make an action, the audio is misplaced and the waveform is inaccurate as well. What to do?

[Jurjen Versteeg]

Wow! This works awesome! Thanks a lot.
But I still need to put them manually in the Render Queue, right?

[Jurjen Versteeg]

Thanks!
Posted the message in AE Expressions.

But, actually still don’t know what you mean by giving it an In and Out point…