Apple Color 1.0 - Manual (Page 325)

Chapter 17 Render Queue 325
Once you add shots to the Render Queue list, the status of each of the shots that you
add changes to Queued in the Shots browser. In the Timeline, each of the shots that
you added appears with a yellow status bar over the currently used grade for each
queued shot, to show you which of the available grades is being rendered.
Note: You can add a shot to the Render Queue with one grade enabled, then choose
another grade for that shot and add it to the Render Queue again to render both
grades for that shot.
3 Double-check your project settings prior to rendering to make sure that you’re using the
correct render directory, interlacing setting, export codec, and Broadcast Safe settings.
4 If you’re rendering Cineon or DPX media, double-check the Render Proxy pop-up menu
in the User Prefs tab to make sure you’re rendering at the required resolution.
5 Do one of the following:
 Click the Start Render button in the Render Queue tab.
 Choose Render > Start Render.
The shots in the Render Queue start rendering. A green progress bar appears in the
Progress column of the first unrendered shot in the list, which shows how long that
shot is taking to render.