Render and replace

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November 10, 2022
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What happens if you got proxy's running on your footage and you render and replace a file with 3th party fx on it to make it playback smoother. Does the proxy get rendered and replaced or this original file?

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Correct answer R Neil Haugen

Anything like a render or render & replace or export always works from the original file, unless there's an option (as there is in a couple things) for you to choose to use the proxies.

So for Sequence render & replace, it doesn't matter if the proxy is toggled on or not, it will do the work from the original file.

Neil

R Neil HaugenCorrect answer

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Anything like a render or render & replace or export always works from the original file, unless there's an option (as there is in a couple things) for you to choose to use the proxies.

So for Sequence render & replace, it doesn't matter if the proxy is toggled on or not, it will do the work from the original file.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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Cies5FE3Author

Participant

So if I use proxy's and I render and replace the clip, it uses the original file to replace? So once I turn my proxy's off for the final render, I don't need to worry about the rendered and replaced clips?

Warren Heaton

Community Expert

Is there a reason you're not using Sequence > Render Effects In to Out or Sequence > Render In to Out?

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Cies5FE3Author

Participant

Even with seq render and replace some third party plugins like sapphire / bcc playback slow but once I render and replace the clip with the effect in it. It runs smooth

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