
See also Render with OpenGL, Preview modes and Viewer Quality preferences, and other pages in AE Help on the web, as well as the list of supported graphics cards. There's a few more resources including video tutorials by Mylenium comparing Open GL features in AE 7 & 6.5, a demo for AE 7 by Steve Holmes and others in the major feature reviews at Total Training and Lynda.com. Unique factoids, like only the first 8 lights will render with OGL in AE, might only be found in Creating Motion Graphics by Trish and Chris Meyer.
Maybe Toolfarm will come up with a list of 3rd party plug-ins that support OpenGL or hardware acceleration, like the recent releases by GenArts. Anyway, here's Stefan's video (downloadable at AEtuts):
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Did you notice that the entire script of the video that Stefan posted was just a recitation of the Help section "Render with OpenGL"?
No big deal, but we do require attribution when someone copies our material verbatim.
No I didn't notice, and I was meaning to look for references within the video but forgot as it played while I wrote.
But I would hope that people would know that intro videos are just access points to the hard info found in Adobe Help and better books.
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