RAM Preview jump 20-30 images.

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• during the RAM Preview and reading frame counters

  I understand that I should be able to display the number
  of the Treaty currently framework during a RAM Preview
  in both the meter of timeline (in frame display mode) and in the info panel.
  This does not work for me, and I'd like to see if I'm missing something.

  This is the State of the counters with a current RAM Preview.
  The only images update count is at the bottom of the composition window,
  and it could not be visible during the processing of a RAM full screen preview.

  RAM PREVIEW CURRENT

  

  This is the status of the counters during the RAM Preview playback.
  Playback CTI is roughly 90 of 912 frame, but the counters at the same time the
  Chronology and the compose window are frozen at zero, while the Info Panel
  is frozen in the last number of the frame in the scenario (the last rendered image).

  
  

  READING OF THE CURRENT RAM

  

  During the reading of the space bar, only the counter the composition window displays
  the current frame.  The meter of the timeline is frozen in the frame number where
  the CTI was stationed during playback started (in this case, frame 0).
  The info panel displays only the playback framerate.

  READING OF THE STANDARD PREVIEW

  

  If I stop playing RAM Preview or standard using the space bar
  the meter of timeline updates to the frame of the CTI, but if playback resumes
  the frozen counter stays where ICT was parked at the resumption of play.
  I feel this behavior using frames, timecode, ft + frames and using
  "To present" the RAM previews.

  Please tell me I'm doing something wrong.

  > I can't seem to get a current account in the timeline will appear a rendering or reading circumstance

  This does not happen.

• RAM Preview doesn't start when simultaneous multiple images rendering enabled

  Hi all

  
  

  I have a problem with coating AE CC, with my new PC computer in 8.1 Windows pro 64 bit

  
  

  As the title says, my question is where Ram preview doesn't start when simultaneous multiple images rendering enabled. It starts really 8-30 seconds depending on the complexity of the project and the rendering is slower and jumps frames!

  12 cores with 2 GB of ram each.

  When I turn off the option of several images simultaneously made starts ok.

  but it's really very sad that I can't use this beast of a CPU to full potential. a new processor intel i7 5930 KB, 32 Ram DDR4 2.4 Ghz
  

  
  

  Advice and options would be very appreciated.

  
  

  Thank you

  Vonzar.
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Installation program:

  8.1 Windows Pro 64-bit

  CPU: Intel Core i7 5930 K 3.5 GHz Six Core Socket 2011 - 140W box 3

  GPU: nVidia GeForce GTX 970 4 GB DDR5 PCI - E

  RAM: 32GB DDR4 Non ECC CL16 2400 MHz Crucial Ballistix Sport

  Motherboard: Asrock x 99 extreme 6

  Using all 12 hearts ever sense. It is slow because the images I/O and disk cache kill all the bandwidth, and of course there may be effects and used features that simply don't work well with the MP.

  Mylenium

• Audio imported video m4v jumps into the RAM Preview and make, but in the original film file

  I import a video file .m4v in my After Effects project, and the sound jumps all random another second in RAM Preview and render output. However, the original .m4v video file plays audio very well when I play it on its own outside of After Effects.

  I use after effects CC 2014 on OS X 10.11.6. The video file plays fine in QuickTime and VLC.

  Any ideas? Thank you!

  AE does play very well with the audio compressed; Sometimes it is fine, other times it isn't.  Use a different application to export the audio as wav or aiff.  Import it into AE.  Disable the current speaker to your audio icon.  Add audio exported to the comp.  See if it works.

• After effects error: Preview RAM needs 2 or more images for playback.

  Hey all, I recently had this problem with my Adobe after effects (Version 13.2.0.49) CC. I had this on my previous version and after the update to the latest version of the software, I always get the 'After Effects error: Preview RAM needs 2 or more images for playback' each time I try preview RAM. I also have completely uninstalled and reinstalled AE and attempted to purge the of memory, but I still don't have the same error.

  
  

  Another question (not sure whether or not it is related to the error of RAM Preview?), is that when I press the play button, the green bar that is usually created at the playhead appears for 1 frame, then goes immediately after the playhead moves to the next frame.

  
  
  Any help would be appreciated

  Thank you!

  Yosemite OSX 10.2

  After effects CC Version 13.2.0.49 (2014)

  I recorded the question with the Green disappears bar and it embedded below:

  Hi, SLP,.

  Sorry, you hit this bug. We know about the problem and are working on a fix. We apologize for the inconvenience.

  Thank you

  Kevin

• RAM Preview plays not the first image

  Anyone having problems with previewing Ram replaying from a different place in the timeline other than the first image? I've seen what's happening regularly since the last update (2014.2). I checked my preferences, and made sure nothing is accidentally selected to play the last image key or something weird. But no I'm on a Mac Pro, running from Yosemite, I googled and saw nothing. I have not trashed my preferences again, because I'm not sure that it's a matter of preference and God... If I have to rebuild my rendering implemented once more...

  So, to give you more details.

  -J' hit '0' on my keyboard to launch a ram preview

  -On SOUNDS that it is made each image in order

  -When I type '0' again for reading, it starts from a random location usually 2-5 seconds since the beginning of the timeline.

  -It will make a loop back and then play from the beginning of the timeline.

  It does not use the line mark current time or anything that would make sense. It's random, but shortly after the start. I suspect he pulls a pre-comp nested key frame information and use it, but there is not a keyframe in the computer that I realized.

  I do not have the "current time" box checked in the Ram preview options, and there are 0 skip frames in this setting as well.

  If anyone has any ideas what it can be... I'd be happy.

  Here is the page with the known issues for Yosemite:

  After Effects Mac OSX v10.10 (Yosemite)

• warning "RAM Preview has 2 or more images" after audio cleanup after effects CC 2014 (13.0)

  The After Effects team are investigating a bug in after effects CC 2104 (13.0) where a memory leak during audio cleanup (hold CTRL or command all rubbing). This leak memory can possibly consume RAM everything is free, which can cause the warning message "after effects error: Preview RAM 2 or more images for reading needs" when you try to open a RAM Preview.

  
  

  While we look at this problem, you can prevent the leakage of bug and memory is not a cleaning with audio. In case of problems you can solve it by closing and restarting After Effects.

  ER-scrubbing-audio-in-after-effects-CC-2014-13-0.html http://blogs.adobe.com/AfterEffects/2014/07/Warning-RAM-Preview-Needs-2-or-more-frames-AFT

  Note that this bug is listed as fixed in the next update:

  http://Adobe.LY/1pFGGRE

• Preview RAM needs 2 or more images to...

  Working on the inside according to the effects on the macbook pro and random ram preview came up with the error: After Effects error: Preview RAM needs 2 or more images for playback

  The audio leak memory with scrubbing is listed as fixed in the next update:

  http://Adobe.LY/1pFGGRE

• RAM Preview renders only a few images

  Hello, I'm kind new to this and I wonder why my RAM Preview makes only about 30 images in my composition.  This happens at every stage, I want to make...  He then played it several times (which is ok). How can I display the area of the selected SET?

  Computer: MacBook Pro Quad-Core 1.8 Hz 8 GB of RAM

  I disabled the Disk Cache and multiple images rendering.

  Help, please!

  -John

  See this:

  FAQ: Why preview RAM only play in my composition?

  Start here learn After Effects:

  http://Adobe.LY/AE_basics

• Save ram preview bypass?

  I know save an extract does not work at the moment, but if the preview is in ram, there must be a way to save it. Someone at - he found a way to get there? I suppose I could screen capture, but have not found a solution of PC screenshot yet. I was hoping that it was on the iofx inclination is positioned as advised 0.00001. In the same way you used to be able to find the cache renders FCP and move the QuickTimes...

  What I've found, is that even when 'Save RAM Preview' worked - it's not instant, it took some time to make the images and create a file. in CS6 if you RAM Preview in your publication and choose 'Save RAM Preview' when it's done--he has to make the file of photos are stored in RAM to the default preset - which has the current settings for rendering parameters and the codec lossless for output module. but you can make just the file with your Cached frames cyrrent settings and you will get exactly the same result and rendering time. This means that Ae use frameworks of caching anyway.

  Another way to explain it is that when you load your RAM settings (the bar is green), rendering parameters that take into account and if the Cache that you have taken is equal in terms of parameters - it will be in fact, that he makes, 'save' the RAM Preview. That's why when you restore a file after RAM preview - it is much faster (if the rendering parameters match the current settings of your publication)

  If you want to create your own "Save RAM Preview" simply choose 'settings' preset for your render settings and choose a codec without loss of output Module. This is the best you could do in terms of use of the RAM Preview, I think. I always use the current settings for my disk cache settings in the render settings - Tip box: writing in the disk cache when rendered through the render queue. Creative blog Cloud by Adobe

• RAM Preview is perfect / export all messed up! Help!

  So I basically a novice AE but I did several exports with what little I that I know and never had this problem. I did a small project for my child (Saber, blaster bolts etc.) about 5 total comps in the project. RAM Preview is perfect, everything is aligned. I used my mobile phone camera and have done similar short video with masks and never had this problem. (video source fps is 30.070 and each model is the same). As I said preview Ram is perfect, but when I export all effects are off center from where they should be. I have check the rendering settings and made sure it was the same fps as the comp... same problem. I tried different fps just to check (30, 29.97,24) even treat / tried h.264, mpeg - 4.same thing. tried the queue of rendering and Adobe Media encoder. the same problem.

  Help, please.

  Thank you.

  Thanks for the reply... I actually thought about it. I had moved the final model of the time line to do a cleaning of the screen with a black layer to reveal the images... This has messed up the layerst in the other masks.

  I just exported the movie finished and reimported it and did wipe the screen in a new project. This fixed it all.

  It's wonderful to have the right people on the forums that meet well... once again, thank you.

• Changes in the preview? Webcam live Preview or Ram preview

  After that effect makes me crazy with his ram preview. I really liked the new preview of ramp in after effects CC 2015 (13.5).

  But now it seems the work no more. If I push the zero to a long section of ram. Then I jump to a frame within the space of section and pushing, it will not playback smoothly. Its like there are two different types of preview stored in the computer.

  At 13.5, it was great. Are there modified parameters that can be reversed to make it work like in 13.5?

  I could have got it to work. For some reason any transmit it mercury has been transformed according to the update and even Moses, I have not activated output externally it looks like I have it did the trick. Need to use one day, or in check, but it looks like he has corrected it.

• RAM Preview plays is not in real time on the new Macbook Pro

  Hello world

  I have problems getting after effects to play the video in real time in AE CS6. I use a brand-new Macbook 2015 Pro 13 "retina with a dual core 3.1 GHz processor Intel Core i7 and 16 GB of RAM. I just made sure my copy of AE CS6 is up-to-date with the latest updates (11.0.4.2), and yet I am unable to read the video or animation in real time using the RAM Preview to any size greater than 25% in the Viewer.  If I try to play a video clip of 29,976 fps, the framerate tops out at about 17-18 frames per second. When I press 0 for the RAM Preview, it starts caching the images such as normal, but even after a loop continuous cadence comes not near real-time. The audio plays fine, but the video starts immediately behind. I can't even a scene of simple great test of a form of retouching layer move on the playback screen in the real time RAM Preview.

  That said, I can get it to play in real time if I reduce the viewer up to 25%. But obviously, I won't be limited to work in quarter resolution on a new laptop. My last Macbook pro from 2008 and completely across the well treated RAM previews, being able to cache images and play them back in real time without problem.  I have to assume that there may be a function that I'm missing or something goes wrong, unless I just grossly overestimated the capabilities of my new laptop.  But surely, it should be able to manage simple video playback. I had no problem using first on this computer, then it can of course deal with the video.  Any help you can offer would be much appreciated, because this problem becomes really frustrating!

  Just for fun, try the trial of CC 2015 and see if it behaves correctly.

• Effect of RAM Preview finished video quality?

  Hello

  Few questions.

  If I consult my images in a half ram preview resolution, this will affect the quality 1080 p, I have defined composition like?

  The RAM Preview stops at about 10,000 images. I have a 18 minute video in 1080 p I make out. The ram preview doesn't make the whole thing. Is this a problem? What could I do?

  Thank you.

  RAM Preview has nothing to do with the output stream. If you have edited an 18 minute film in AE you do not use the software as it was designed. AE is for the creation of plans or short sequences. Most of my compositions are less than 10 seconds. A few are a minute or two of a sequence. Editing is done in an NLE. That's where I change my plans and sequences to complete the story. Try to change in AE is nuts.

  If you really need a preview any longer then you can skip frames or set a lower resolution of the model.

• Plant systematically during RAM Preview and render that?

  Every time I try to get an overview of my project, in the exact same task, my computer hangs and a popup empty adobe pop-up OR after just accidents affect. This CERTAINLY isn't the graphics card in my computer or ram as I just bought the Razer Blade 14 with 16 GB of ram and one of the best graphics cards on the market. Literally... 3 days old... and all other applications works very well. But in the middle of my project, when I try to preview them in the ram preview, or add display Quebec, it crashes or "cannot create image buffer". What should I do? I really need to get this working. My mid-term depends on it.

  I use creative cloud.

  epg89 wrote:

  If I just make the video more small exports, could I reconstruct their return first?

  Yes.

  What could be even easier would be to take a sequence of images out of AE. Then, when it crashes, pick up rendering of the frame where it crashed. Then you can import the image sequence resulting in the first, After Effects, or Adobe Media Encoder as a single video file to add sound and render in your delivery format.

  If After Effects is not a problem with this specific framework, but breaks down just in general after a number of images, maybe enter in 'secret' of the AE preferences and change these settings might help. (A simple Google search will be a ton of information on this topic.)