Commentaires sur : What 64 bit really means for After Effects, and your workstation… [Updated] http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/ Motion Graphic Designer sur Adobe After Effects Wed, 05 May 2010 21:08:25 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Par : Sébastien http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Sébastien Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:24:44 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-29 <p>It's official, Windows XP 64bit won't be supported. See link at top of article, or go there: http://www.yenaphe.info/ae-cs5-wont-run-on-win-xp-64bit/</p> It’s official, Windows XP 64bit won’t be supported. See link at top of article, or go there: http://www.yenaphe.info/ae-cs5-wont-run-on-win-xp-64bit/

]]> Par : AE CS5 won’t run on Win XP 64bit | Yenaphe.info http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-27 AE CS5 won’t run on Win XP 64bit | Yenaphe.info Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:21:05 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-27 <p>[...] my last article about the newly announced 64bit After Effects CS5, I stated that Win XP 64 bit won’t probably [...]</p> [...] my last article about the newly announced 64bit After Effects CS5, I stated that Win XP 64 bit won’t probably [...]

]]> Par : Sébastien http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Sébastien Wed, 24 Mar 2010 07:17:06 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-26 <p>That's totally true Leon. And I'm personnaly ready for this. </p> <p>I just wanted to make it clear because 64bit is difficult to really understand when you're not a geek. A lot of freelancer friends were looking to upgrade but they were not thinking that it would require them to upgrade from Windows XP 32bit.</p> That’s totally true Leon. And I’m personnaly ready for this.

I just wanted to make it clear because 64bit is difficult to really understand when you’re not a geek. A lot of freelancer friends were looking to upgrade but they were not thinking that it would require them to upgrade from Windows XP 32bit.

]]> Par : Leon Trimble http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Leon Trimble Wed, 24 Mar 2010 03:32:10 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-25 <p>are we going to keep improving our hardware without the software as well? it's long overdue that ae went 64bit. as for backwards plugin compatibility that sucks, but then things change no?</p> are we going to keep improving our hardware without the software as well? it’s long overdue that ae went 64bit. as for backwards plugin compatibility that sucks, but then things change no?

]]> Par : Create Digital Motion » Not Everyone Pleased to See After Effects Go 64-bit? http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Create Digital Motion » Not Everyone Pleased to See After Effects Go 64-bit? Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:38:46 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-21 <p>[...] What 64 bit really means for After Effects, and your workstation… [...]</p> [...] What 64 bit really means for After Effects, and your workstation… [...]

]]> Par : Rob Neal http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Rob Neal Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:29:30 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-20 <p>CS4 works fine on XP64 as ling as you install codecs, and particularly Quicktime <em>before</em> installation. Otherwise AE is flaky, and Premiere and Media Encoder crash on loadup.</p> CS4 works fine on XP64 as ling as you install codecs, and particularly Quicktime before installation. Otherwise AE is flaky, and Premiere and Media Encoder crash on loadup.

]]> Par : Sébastien http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Sébastien Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:00:29 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-19 <p>Hi CJ. CS4 is not "officially" supported on Windows XP 64, but yes it runs with very minor glitches. I had a debate with an Adobe official on some AE related site, and the answer was that memory management between XP and Vista was so different that they decided to drop XP. But it is still possible that AE64 will run like CS4 on WinXP 64. But it won't be officially supported, so if it doesn't work, you'll be on your own.</p> Hi CJ. CS4 is not « officially»  supported on Windows XP 64, but yes it runs with very minor glitches. I had a debate with an Adobe official on some AE related site, and the answer was that memory management between XP and Vista was so different that they decided to drop XP. But it is still possible that AE64 will run like CS4 on WinXP 64. But it won’t be officially supported, so if it doesn’t work, you’ll be on your own.

]]> Par : CJ http://www.yenaphe.info/what-64-bit-really-means-for-after-effects-and-your-workstation/comment-page-1/#comment-18 CJ Mon, 22 Mar 2010 15:53:29 +0000 http://www.yenaphe.info/?p=763#comment-18 <p>I've been running CS3 and CS4 on WinXP 64 for years. It runs fine! This is the first I've e er heard of it being unsupported.</p> I’ve been running CS3 and CS4 on WinXP 64 for years. It runs fine! This is the first I’ve e er heard of it being unsupported.

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