Re: optamizing AE

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From: Mylenium
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 05:41

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Well, beside what Adolfo said, you cannot really "optimize" anything on your system. 32bit operating systems only allow to use so much RAM and have limited multi processor/ multi core abilities to begin with. For simple stuff, using multiprocessing render may work, but for heavy renders with lots of effects I would leave AE in conventional mode to avoid memory errors.

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