When Adobe first rolled out After Effects CC 2015 (13.5), it featured a completely rewritten architecture designed to separate the user interface (UI) rendering from the main composition preview rendering. While this paved the way for modern performance, early iterations suffered from severe preview bugs, audio synchronization lag, and cache instabilities.
Indicates that the installer packaged multiple language packs (English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, etc.), allowing the user interface to adapt to global hardware configurations.
Resolved a critical issue on Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) where cached frames failed to play back in real-time. When Adobe first rolled out After Effects CC 2015 (13
The 13.7.1 version serves as the stable bedrock for the massive architecture changes introduced in the 2015 cycle, which included:
Expanded the Libraries panel to allow users to search, download, and license over 100,000 4K video assets directly within the interface. Resolved a critical issue on Mac OS X 10
It is important to note that the CC 2015 line was a of the software. Because of this, several legacy features (such as "Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously" and "Brainstorm") were either temporarily disabled or permanently removed to pave the way for future performance gains. This specific version (13.7.1) continued to refine this new architecture.
Multicore Intel or AMD processor with 64-bit support. RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB or higher recommended). Because of this, several legacy features (such as
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