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| Chris, Seems odd. I am on cs5 on mac, and i just tested and custom is set to the work area, clicking it, has it stick to that range of frames. The only way i can get it to start at 0 and range thru to the end is if i add it to the que when the work area is set to the whole comp. Maybe you changed a pref for something else and it effected that? Not sure. On 2012.Mar.13, at 8.54, Chris Zwar wrote: > FWIW this process has been made more tedious by the way that selecting 'custom' in the render settings doesn't set the default values to the work area. It used to, I think it changed with CS 5. > > I have previously requested that Adobe revert back to the way it used to work, so that you could set a work area, add to render queue, then change 'work area' to 'custom' in the render settings dialogue and the work area in and out values would be copied across. Then you could change the work area, add to render queue, change it to 'custom' and continue on. I'm still using CS 5, and when you select 'custom' it defaults to in and out points of 0 and the comp length respectively. > > Has this been fixed with CS 5.5? If not, then it's something I will request again. I know that CS 5 was a major upgrade, but it's little changes like that that can really impact on your daily workflow. -- <ericwood> Helium14 | www.helium14.com Design | Motion + Graphic www.helium14.com 'the next best thing to knowing something, is knowing where to find it' |
