Canyflyer, you would want to render a project- or part of the project in form of the
workarea as you only then see the real effects.This means that with some tricky
effects and transitions you can see the effect without rendering it but not with the
same quality as you would when rendered. Also sometimes when you have too many effects
on your clip your computer might give up and you have to render. I personally always
use breaks to render my timeline.
So in short rendering gives you the full quality view of all your effects.
Best wishes
Stefanie Kappel ARPS
Photography & Digital Imaging
www.stefaniekappel.com
Stefanie-
I have AP v6.5 and I was told {which turned out to be right} that all you have to do
is go to project settings>key frame and rendering> and check the real time video box
and then your able to preview {by pressing enter} the timeline with all the effect.
Now why would anyone want to render their project if they didn't have to?
canyflyer123.
Stefanie Kappel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear canyflyer123,
that depends on the version of Premiere you are on. In Pro (not sure about 6 and 6.5)
you can preview without rendering. It should work automatically but you can check in
projectsettings under video. You can also render a certain part by adjusting the work
area on the timeline and then go into render> workarea.
Good luck
Stefanie Kappel ARPS
Photography & Digital Imaging
www.stefaniekappel.com
>Hello All,
i was wondering if anyone knew how to view a certain part of a
timeline that is unrendered? Can you render a selected area of a
timeline? and is there any way to view your clip with effects without
rendering?
thanks,
canyflyer123.
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