Choose the efficiency you need : fast encoding for your previews or low filesize for final delivery.Low bitrates videos are of better quality than before.ProRes on Windows, H264 8K (not limited to 4K) and a fast YouTube export profile easy to use, HAP codecs – Finally say goodbye to Quicktime! Better and faster compressionĪfterCodecs uses ffmpeg to encode H264 and H265: The best solution for mixed OS families and studios.Filling the codec gap - all the codecs and features you needĪfter Effects, Premiere Pro, and Adobe Media Encoder native exporters bringing you ProRes / H264 / H265 / HAP codecs for excellent quality and lightweight videos, on Windows and OSX, no Quicktime needed. Now available for MacOS (compatible with Apple Silicon / M1 machines). And if you turn off Render Boss in one computer, it automatically frees up another machine to render. Enter the key in one machine and all the other machines in the Network can use it.

Dynamic Licensing. Each license gives you a certain number of machines to render at the same time.

Detailed Reports. See reports of all the render jobs, in aggregate or per machine.

Output Analysis: In addition to the After Effects warnings, AE Render Boss checks the output files to make sure they rendered well.

Notifications. Get notified if your renders finished correctly, or get warned if there were errors.

Turn Render Boss On or Off, stop renders, etc.

Control all the machines from a single computer.Clear ON/OFF button gives you complete control on when your computer is available to render.Seamless integration with After Effects.Just point them to a shared network folder and that’s it. No fiddling with network settings, no coding, no command lines. This results in renders that use all the available resources without choking slower machines. Render Boss monitors the CPU, Memory and GPU on each machine and dynamically adds or removes parallel render instances.

Smart Multi-Core renders. Get the most out of multi-core CPUs.Single-Click Multi-Machine videos. Render Boss can automatically split your comps into image sequences to be rendered by multiple machines, then combine them into a single video file, including sound and everything.

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