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Did you read about the effects controls in the Cycore (CC) Effects manual? There’s a link to the documenation for the CC effects on this page.
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Here are instructions on saving a RAM preview.
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The post of Kevin’s that you refer to was for After Effects CS3. Things have changed to make using these settings much easier.
One thing that makes questions like this very difficult to answer is that optimization depends on each project—actually even on each stage of each project. If there were one perfect set of settings, then these settings would be hard-coded into the software instead of exposed to you as preferences.
That said, the first thing to do is to make sure that you allocate adequate RAM to each After Effects process. Read this post for more details about that. That post also points to the definitive pages about the Memory & Multiprocessing preferences and improving performance in After Effects.
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The first thing that leapt out at me:
Don’t use Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously multiprocessing if you’re having trouble completing the render. That feature splits resources among many processes to make rendering faster. If you want to make sure that a heavy composition renders, you want to have the maximum resources dedicated to one process.
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Here’s the feature-request form.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
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To select the next layer, press Ctrl+Down Arrow (Command+Down Arrow on Mac OS).
To move to the In point, press I.
All keyboard shortcuts are here:
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I’d use a font that has a dot character and then use the text animation features to animate the font size.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
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Todd Kopriva
January 8, 2010 at 4:09 am in reply to: Dual Processors with Adobe After Effects CS4 – 32 bit editionYes, you can use multiple processor cores with After Effects CS4 on a 64-bit OS. The feature is Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously multiprocessing.
You should also read this post about avoiding some common problems with that feature.
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So much for the easy answers, then.
Would you please send a bug report? If you want to include examples of the files that are giving you grief, then you can send email to aebugs [at] adobe {dot} com. Or you can just fill out the bug-report form here.
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Are you importing them following the instructions here?
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