Render Time: 6:55
CPU: i7 930 2.4Ghz
RAM: 24GB
OS: Win 10 x64
C Disk: OS/App 2 SSD (Raid 0), (Sata II)
B Disk: Renders: SSD (Sata II)

(I wish Anime Studio Pro used Cuda). (GTX 980)

Synthsin75: Thanks but that doesn't really address my need. I don't think I explained it correctly: I’m looking for a script. I’m a professional AS user and I am editing 500 existing AS character files (created in early versions of AS Pro) and I need to move gestures to align with revised voiceover ...

Scenario: I have a vector head turn (complex head with multiple layers.) The head turn takes 8 frames. Later, I want to slide the head turn to a new point in time, to get my timing just right. So I go to each of the 18 layers that make up the head, select all the keyframes, and slide them to the rig...

You didn't specify output project size, so I did it at 1080p and 540p. CPU: I7 930 (quad core 2.3Ghz) Ram: 24GB Disks: C: OS: C: raid-0 pair (155MB/s read/write) Win7x64 B: SSD 270MB/s read/write: application Anime Studio Pro 10 x64 Render to B: Render times: 11:50 @ 1080p 3:20 @ 540p By changing th...

I want to get 100% CPU utilization during AS renders, at any cost. I would like this thread to be a very knowledgeable, technical discussion oriented to those willing to build a high-end workstation optimized exclusively for Anime Studio Pro. I am looking for a very technical explanation of if/how ...

I've noticed a similar issue but have not troubleshot it yet.

I have researched this problem, having been frustrated by it before. The problem is a bug, but there is a work around. The bug is that once you import a .dat lip synch file into an .anme file, the reference remains permanent in the .anme file code forever, even if you delete that .dat file from the ...

Anime Studio Pro 9 Bug: Symptom: Anime Studio Pro (9.0, 9.1, 9.2) triggers a windows no disk error: "No Disk. There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into the drive \Device\Harddisk2\DR2 error." Cause: Anime Studio Pro (9.x) .anme file retains the last referenced .dat file that...