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February 4, 2020
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AE 2020 won't stop RAM render. Please Help!

  • February 4, 2020
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AE on PC Windows 10 Wont stop RAM renders. Space bar does not stop the RAM render as normal. The RAM render continues through the entire timeline, then plays back on a loop. Nothing short of quitting and restarting will stop it. Can't work with it this way. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

1801 Mhz 48 cores

supermicro

128 GB RAM

Windows 10

 

Thanks

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Correct answer PFuerst

A quick follow up. I went back and installed the former Nvidia Driver from their site https://www.nvidia.de/Download/Find.aspx?lang=de and now the Display Acceleration Disabled is gone from the viewport and I can start and stop ram previews normally. So I guess it is best to not upgrade your graphics driver or downgrade for now until it is fixed

 

11 replies

Participant
October 7, 2020

Same problem here. Even a comp as simple as two shapes with two position keys each, gets stuck looking the RAM preview, can't stop it without a force close.

PFuerst
Inspiring
June 26, 2020

I've just seen that there is a new Nvidida driver update https://www.nvidia.de/Download/driverResults.aspx/161493/de

has anyone tested it yet? Is the problem still present or is it now solved?

Participant
July 20, 2020

I just installed the new NVIDIA driver (Nvidia Studio driver 451.77) and the problem was solved .. it works perfectly

DGinz
Participating Frequently
May 20, 2020

I'm having the same issue. The RAM preview wont stop playing no matter what. I found that it dosent happend when After Effects is not in fullscreen mode. Just exit the maximaize window mode and it's working again. Probably a GPU issue, but that worked for me.

Participating Frequently
June 6, 2020

this issue has cost me a LOT of time.  Angry

Participant
May 14, 2020

If anyone is currently having this issue on the Razer Blade 15 or any other PC that has either the Studio or Game ready NVidia drivers, I was able to fix this by switching to the Game Ready driver for the time being, not sure exactly why this update of the studio driver effected this, but this worked for me.

Jlevineah
Known Participant
April 20, 2020

Had this issue as well. Rolling back to the previous studio drivers worked for me!

PFuerst
Inspiring
April 18, 2020

I have the same problem after updating my Nvidia drivers yesterday. I think it has to do with the message in the viewport that poped up since then Display Acceleration Disabled

Here is a post for this problem but didn't resolve it for me yet. https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects/faq-how-to-fix-quot-display-acceleration-disabled-quot-in-after-effects/td-p/10992991?page=1

In AFX 2019 I get the same message but at least I am able to stop the ram preview

PFuerst
PFuerstCorrect answer
Inspiring
April 18, 2020

A quick follow up. I went back and installed the former Nvidia Driver from their site https://www.nvidia.de/Download/Find.aspx?lang=de and now the Display Acceleration Disabled is gone from the viewport and I can start and stop ram previews normally. So I guess it is best to not upgrade your graphics driver or downgrade for now until it is fixed

 

Known Participant
April 18, 2020

Thanks to everyone who responded. I think this is a good fix for now until Adobe can make this change.

Participant
April 18, 2020

Hey Moonspinner,

I was suffering from the same issue since updating to the newest Nvidia Studio driver (443.92).

Uninstalling and reinstalling the driver with a custom install solved the constant RAM Render. 

Hope this solves it for you as well!

Known Participant
April 20, 2020

Thanks for that - that seems to have done the trick with me with that same new Studio Driver

DazPix
Participant
March 16, 2020

I'm also having this very frustrating issue

Mo Moolla
Legend
March 12, 2020

V16 didnt have this issue and there are several users cmplaining about this on 17.0

 

I am surw Adobe is looking into this as we speak

 

Mo

Duggs1
Participant
March 11, 2020

Me too! It's not even when it's a complex comp, it's surely a bug.

Sometimes I can get it to stop with lots of wild clicking and button-mashing but by that point I'm already massively infuriated with it, snapped out of my creative flow and it'll then happen again a minute later and I'll get all sweary and have to go for a walk.

Inspiring
March 11, 2020

FWIW, rolling back to AE 16 worked for me. HUGE relief. (BUT still hacked off that I can't use the currrent version.)