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Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2014 18:47:48 -0500
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Subject: Clocking RAM preview speed
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Is there any way one could think of automatically getting the time it takes
to do a comp RAM preview, other than clicking a physical stopwatch? For
example in the render queue it shows your render time, is there anything
like that for RAM preview? recorded/logged internally? or in a debug window
somehow?

Maybe a better question is: does a RAM preview take the same time as an MP
render? Should I take render queue time to be roughly equivalent to the RAM
preview time at full resolution? Or is one faster than the other?

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<div dir=3D"ltr">Is there any way one could think of automatically getting =
the time it takes to do a comp RAM preview, other than clicking a physical =
stopwatch? For example in the render queue it shows your render time, is th=
ere anything like that for RAM preview? recorded/logged internally? or in a=
 debug window somehow?=A0<div>

<br></div><div>Maybe a better question is: does a RAM preview take the same=
 time as an MP render? Should I take render queue time to be roughly equiva=
lent to the RAM preview time at full resolution? Or is one faster than the =
other?<br>

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