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AE Frame Render Time

New Here ,
May 12, 2022 May 12, 2022

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I added an effect to a 3 minute clip. In the lower left corner, the Frame Render Time says 194ms. The green line took about 3 minutes to spread across the top of the entire clip in the timeline. The time doesn't seem to change at the bottom. Will it really take 194minutes? 

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May 12, 2022 May 12, 2022

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It is not minutes but miliseconds.

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great! is the green line supposed to go away? Is the time suppose to disappear at the bottom when its done? 

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May 12, 2022 May 12, 2022

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It means that the time taken to render the last frame is 194 milliseconds (about one fifth of a second).

 

The green line denotes points on the timeline where frames have been rendered for preview.  When you change something on the timeline, the green line may disappear until the preview is re-rendered.

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As noted by @Andrew Yoole green line indicates cache files for preview. As soon as you modify anything, the green line recalculates the frame. Cached preview files will be removed only if you use the Edit > Purge commands or if you close After Effects. Green line uses RAM for preview but sometimes you will se a blue bar that indicates cached frames stored on your hard drive not your RAM.

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