Perhaps the most impactful feature carried through and refined in version 23.3 is . In previous generations, After Effects was notorious for utilizing only a single core of your CPU, leaving performance on the table. With the 23.3 update, MFR is fully optimized. It allows the software to utilize multiple CPU cores simultaneously to render frames. For Windows users with modern multi-core processors (like the AMD Ryzen 9 or Intel Core i9 series), this translates to render times being cut by 50% or more. If you are upgrading from an older version (like 2020 or 2021), this single feature justifies the update.
If you are an editor importing footage into After Effects, the tool is a lifesaver. Powered by Adobe Sensei (Adobe’s AI engine), this feature automatically detects cuts in a video clip you have imported. Instead of manually slicing a long video file, After Effects can split the layers for you instantly at every cut point.
Understanding what 23.3 brings helps you justify the upgrade.
The (introduced in 23.0) gets critical fixes:
Perhaps the most impactful feature carried through and refined in version 23.3 is . In previous generations, After Effects was notorious for utilizing only a single core of your CPU, leaving performance on the table. With the 23.3 update, MFR is fully optimized. It allows the software to utilize multiple CPU cores simultaneously to render frames. For Windows users with modern multi-core processors (like the AMD Ryzen 9 or Intel Core i9 series), this translates to render times being cut by 50% or more. If you are upgrading from an older version (like 2020 or 2021), this single feature justifies the update.
If you are an editor importing footage into After Effects, the tool is a lifesaver. Powered by Adobe Sensei (Adobe’s AI engine), this feature automatically detects cuts in a video clip you have imported. Instead of manually slicing a long video file, After Effects can split the layers for you instantly at every cut point.
Understanding what 23.3 brings helps you justify the upgrade.
The (introduced in 23.0) gets critical fixes:
