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1. You can reduce the resolution for the preview(for example half or a third). http://www.ehow.com/video_4445906_adjusting-resolution-after-effects.html

2. Which version After Effects do you use? CS6 version faster than the version CS4.

3 What is your processor? For example, I have Core i7 3.6Ghz. (CS4) My time rendering for a single frame of 3 to 6 seconds (full resolution). But when I switch on the third resolution, then rendering time is 1 second for a single frame. The amount of memory (RAM) can also affect the rendering speed

4. You can experiment with the settings for “Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously” (Edit => Preferences => Memory & Multiprocessing)

For the final rendering I recommend enable “Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously I conducted tests. Speed the rendering time increases to about 150%-300% (Depends on the amount of memory and processor cores) After switching on, I received a boost in performance 280%

If you have some questions or need my help, feel free to contact me through my profile page. In this case, I will be able to respond to you by e-mail.

If you have any problems with the rendering, then you can send me your logo and I will render with your logo. Then I will send you the video file (of course it’s free)

Thanks for responding so quickly.

I have a MacPro tower with 32Gb of Ram, so that’s why I’m a bit concerned about the lag time. That 10-20 seconds clicking was for a Third resolution.

I’m using CS6, and rendering a 10-second clip took almost 20 minutes, and I have to get a job done today, so I don’t have time to wait.

I’ll try the “Render Multiple Frames” options.

- Peter

I had to test!

My time rendering for Logo reveal-1 (29.97 fps, 1920×1080) composes 8 minutes.
But for Logo reveal-2 (29.97 fps, 1920×1080) composes 16 minutes. Time has increased due to the use of high-tech background.
I’m sorry, but I think this is a good result (as well as 20 minutes).

Ok. Let’s calculate your result. For clip (10 second) your result is 20 minutes = 1200 seconds;
render time for 1 sec = 120 seconds;
120 seconds / 30fps = 4sec for a frame.
But it is at full video resolution. Right?
Then why is your rendering time for a third resolution is 10-20 seconds? It should composes 2-3 seconds

It’s very strange. I am perplexed!

Best regards! P.S. While I was writing an answer for you, I will render two video clips. Of course I also want to spend less time rendering, but it requires a more powerful processor. Maybe in the future …

No, sorry. I was not explaining it correctly. It’s taking me 10-20 seconds to click around on the timeline itself, BEFORE getting to the Render stage. Just get the ol’ spinning wheel of death on the Mac.

So, I really don’t mind the render time as much as the difficulty in getting around the timeline.

Sorry I did not understand you correctly. Try to disable “Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously” (Edit => Preferences => Memory & Multiprocessing) for the preview.

Sorry for my mistakes. That’s because I’m in a hurry to respond to you.

Yeah, the “Render Multiple Frames” is disabled.

This has helped you get rid of the delay?

No, unfortunately it hasn’t.

That’s ok.

It’s darn fine work, and a great price. I’ll use some elements on it for other clients. Thanks for trying, berol.

Try Edit > Purge > All Memory.
OR
Preferences > Media & Disk Cache and select, or deselect Enable Disk Cache and Empty Disk Cache.

Yes, I’ve tried purging the memory. And I never have the Enable Disk Cache on.