This sounds correct - every Timeline should have its own set of rendered
files; you wouldn't want it any other way. So if you are nesting Timelines,
don't render the source timelines, wait and only render the final Target
Timeline.
Lee
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On Behalf Of raisinkl
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 9:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AP] Render Question
I have multiple timelines in one project. And I have different part on the
timelines. When I go to add the parts together as one project the rendered
sections of the separate timelines become unrendered. Is there a way to save
drive space and time rendering again? Also when I export it out, it has to
render the sections before making the exported file. But it doesn't apply
the renders to the timeline! Why?
Not crazy about all the bugs of Premiere.
Thanks.
Kirk Lee
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