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On Nov 29, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Stephen van Vuuren wrote:
> Which brings up memory management. Anyone of limiting RAM that is used per session? Otherwise my projects will eat it all 😊
Like the regular AE applications, aerender will share the Adobe pool of memory, set up in Preferences. If you have multiple running, they do whatever Adobe applications do to try to share it.
There is the -mem_usage argument to aerender that you could experiment with, adding it to the aerender template. In our testing, -mem_usage had some effect on the memory used, but not much. Mainly, if aerender was holding onto frames in the image cache for no good reason, -mem_usage would persuade it to clear them. But if a render needs all that memory, nothing you do to -mem_usage will make it use less.
Brendan
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