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특등사수
특등사수
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October 28, 2021
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Hey, Where is my update? Where can I use multiframe rendering? There is not exist in my AE!

  • October 28, 2021
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Hey guys, I really really upset. Because of updates.

 

There are many many calumns are there, about updates of multi frame rendering.. blabla

But I can't find these things in my AE. There are not exeist in my AE.

My AE is version 22.0, Recent version and I can't even update more.

What can I do? And How can I use multi frame rendering~ render time column~ these things?

 

Man seriously I feel really bad. This is new cyberbulling?

everyone uses these awsome funcitions except me!

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    Correct answer Ali Jaber

    If you are sure that you installed V22, than it looks like you have both versions of Ae installed: 18.2 and 22, and you are just running 18.2.
    Search for Ae 22 in your programs, and if it's there run it and see if it works.

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    Ali JaberCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    October 28, 2021

    If you are sure that you installed V22, than it looks like you have both versions of Ae installed: 18.2 and 22, and you are just running 18.2.
    Search for Ae 22 in your programs, and if it's there run it and see if it works.

      특등사수
      특등사수Author
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      November 5, 2021

      Oh, I feel glad to your help.


      You're right. My running version was 18.2. Then I find V22 and running that. And it works!

      Thank you so muck 😄

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      skepticalben
      Participant
      July 20, 2023

      I was going to start a new post but cannot figure out how! As many users know, After Effect had multi-frame processing from around 2009 to 2014. Then Adobe starting re-writing the program, and the capability disappeared, leaving people like myself with multi-processor Macs in the lurch.

      2023 has restored multi-frame processing both for Intel and Apple M2 & M2 CPUs. *BUT*, while quicktimes fly, and utilize multi-processors, which quicktimes once didn't, now frame renders DO NOT utilize multi-frame processing. What the Hell? I've attached two screen grabs of the AE render Info tab, showing that a render from an After Effects comp rending 4k frames from 7000+ comps RENDERS USING ONE PROCESSOR only. Screw that Adobe, you can do better. Yes, multi-processing is enable and works on the same composition when rendering a quicktime.

       

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