aerender.exe not use "Multi-Frame Rendering"

[Dmitry285093833d5y]

I use After Effects 23.4.0

The problem is, after the latest updates, I won’t say for sure from which one, aerender.exe 

stopped using Multi-Frame Rendering, i.e. render happens as in After effects with the option turned off  "Multi-Frame Rendering". Flag in aerender.exe - mp, does not help.

i.e. rendering does not go several frames in parallel, as it should happen, and how it happens in After effects, sequentially, as with the option "Multi-Frame Rendering" turned off.

Has anyone encountered or noticed this problem?

[Mylenium]

Without any specific info about your system and the contents of your project(s) nobody can tell you anything. For all we know you are simply using a specific effect that is not MFR-enabled and then things switch to single core rendering. You need to be much more specific.

Mylenium

[Dmitry285093833d5y]

In the after effects itself, everything works fine, read my post carefully, it stopped working in aerender.exe a few updates ago. What about my system or project? nothing has changed except for the after effects version

[Dmitry285093833d5y]

really no one came across? although probably few people use rendering through the command line

[ericmlevy]

I'm sorry, this doesn't answer your question, but-- do you know if there's a flag in the command line that disables MFR on purpose?

[ericmlevy]

I think I answered my own question, and maybe yours:

"-mfr mfr_flag max_cpu_percent"
where mfr_flag ("ON"|"OFF") specifies if Multi-Frame Rendering should be used, and max_cpu_percent (1-100) specifies the desired maximum CPU percentage power to use during rendering. Because Multi-Frame Rendering has the ability to use 100 percent of your CPU's capability, you may choose to limit the CPU power so other applications can be used. max_cpu_percent will be ignored when the mfr_flag is set to "OFF"

https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/automated-rendering-network-rendering.html

[ericmlevy]

I'm trying to use this with rendergarden, and it's failing. Seems like the right idea, but the command isn't recognized.