Rendering Jobs from Multiple Projects at Once

‌To change a job that has been rendered to appear unrendered again:‌

— Right-click any rendered job, and choose Clear Render Status. You can also select multiple jobs to change their rendered status all at once. This makes it easy to re-render the exact same job.

To edit a job that has or has not been rendered:

1 Click the Pencil button in the Render Queue to select it.

Clicking the pencil icon to edit a job in the Render Queue

The selected Render Queue’s settings repopulate the Render Settings list, and resets the selected range of the Timeline corresponding to that job.

2 Change whichever settings you need to.

NOTE: If you click the Pencil button again without clicking Update Job, you’ll be prompted to Save, Cancel, or Don’t Save.

3 When you’re finished editing the job, click the Update Job button that appears at the bottom of the Render Settings, or you can click Add New Job to create a new job with the changes you’ve made, leaving the previous job untouched.

To review clips that correspond to rendered jobs:

— To show a rendered clip in the Media Storage browser: Right-click any rendered job, and choose Reveal in Media Storage.

— To show a rendered clip in your computer’s file system (Mac OS only): Right-click any rendered job, and choose Reveal in Finder.

Rendering Jobs from Multiple Projects at Once

You can also add multiple projects from the currently open PostgreSQL or local project library to the render queue all at once. This can be exceptionally useful in situations where you’ve broken a program into multiple reels, with each reel being a different project.

To render output from multiple projects at once:

1 Open each project, set up whatever jobs you want to render in the Render Queue, and save that project without rendering.

2 When you’ve set up the last project, click the Render Queue Option menu (at the upper right-hand corner) and choose Show All Projects.

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