Kevin Snyder
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I have seen the same problem when switching work spaces. I noticed that if you touch the cti before trying to switch to a new work space it will work every time.
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Until then, there is this:https://cgi.tutsplus.com/tutorials/after-effects-warp-cuts–cms-23677
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Will it RAM preview? You can save the preview to disk and then convert it to your codec of choice.
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You can get all the CC versions here if you want: https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-direct-download-links.html
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Does the fix address all the blue instances or just keyframes?
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I have been experimenting a bit, but think your idea is straight forward and should work.
– make a list of all comps with proxies and only one sequence inside of them
– replace all found sequences with the corresponding proxiesIf you happen to give it a go, I would be happy to test it out for you. Thanks.
Kevin
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Gabriel,
I’m playing around with some of the features in AE to get more familiar with proxies. I don’t use them, but it seems like there is a solution in there…possibly. Thanks.
Kevin
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I wonder if there is a way to work around it with the option to render a proxy file and replace? Just a thought.
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That’s too bad. That could have been a great way to go about it… Thanks for checking into it.
Kevin
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I was thinking that another way it could work is to select all the image sequences in the project panel and run a script that adds all the selected sequences to the render queue. In the render queue the files have the attribute to render and replace the image sequence. Seems like it may require less scripting? I’m not sure though.
I am using tif sequences mostly. I find that if I need to share a project file with someone, several passes of tif sequences are rather large. To make the project smaller I convert them to a video file that I can compress a bit. It’s not ideal, but it cuts down on the space substantially.
Thanks again.
Kevin