Using The Render Queue Panel; To Work In The Render Queue Panel - Adobe AFTER EFFECTS 7.0 Manual

Specify a name and output designation for the proxy.
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Specify Render settings, and click Render.
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Note: To create a still image proxy from a movie or sequence file, open the footage in the Footage panel and set as the
poster frame the frame you want to use as the proxy.

Using the Render Queue panel

To work in the Render Queue panel

Use the Render Queue panel to render compositions, apply rendering and output module options, and obtain infor-
mation on the rendering process. You can queue items to be rendered in any order.
The Render Queue panel contains all the settings you need for rendering a movie or sequence. When you drag or
place a composition into the Render Queue panel, it becomes a render item. You can then queue a number of items,
so that After Effects can render multiple items unattended. The settings you change in the Render Queue panel affect
only rendering, and do not change the original compositions.
The top section of the Render Queue panel monitors the item that After Effects is rendering. In the bottom section,
you can arrange a queue of items to be rendered, and specify render settings and output modules for each one.
The Render Queue panel
A. Information on an item that is rendering B. Information on items queued for rendering, including settings you can change
You can place multiple items in the render queue. When rendering is complete, each item remains in the Render
Queue panel with its status changed to Done until you remove it. You cannot re-render a completed item, but you
can duplicate it to create a new item in the queue with the same settings or with new settings.
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To add a composition to the queue, drag it from the Project panel to the Render Queue panel and select Render,
or select the composition, choose Composition > Make Movie or Composition > Add To Render Queue, and then
select Render.
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To remove a composition from the queue, select it in the Render Queue panel and deselect Render.
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