Thanks, Richard. "Render Entire Work Bar Area" is exactly what I was
looking for: a forced render on the timeline. That's what I get for
using keyboard shortcuts and "Enter" to render all the time. If I'd
looked in the Sequence menu I would have found it.
Mike Boom
At 03:37 PM 1/31/2013, Richard Peoples wrote:
>At the last presentation Adobe did in Atlanta when CS6 was released,
>this was what was said.... Yellow means the area on the timeline is
>using the GPU to playback, Red means it is using the CPU to playback.
>Something to remember is that it was important to render much of the
>effects back when we were going to output to tape. Now that most
>output is either to a DVD or Bluray or to just a digital file all
>output is going the be "rendered" anyway to whatever format is being
>used. If a system is choking on real time playback during editing
>and you need an area rendered to see smooth playback you can move
>the work bar to cover that area and under Timeline, select "Render
>Entire Work Bar Area". This will force the area to be rendered. I
>believe that option has been in since CS5.
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