AE CC and the Rest of Adobe Apps - ProRes Quicktime Render Gamma Problem Back AGAIN

Question

Hi ---
With this version I am back to square one with AE NOT being able to render out correct gamma exporting to PR4444 -
Scenario (And this matter NOT whether I use Color Management or Not)
1) I open a Clip in AE or PPRO (In this case a TIFF Sequence RAW'ed from Lightroom)
2) I switch back and forth between Lightroom and AE and the images are identical in color and gamma
3) I export to PR4444 and open in Quicktime Player or FCPx and the Gamma is off.
4) If I re-import the exported file into AE - AE reads the file with a diff. gamma and the result appears to be identical with source
But it is no good that the result only looks the way it was intended in AE ! --- The poeople on the web are not viewing the movie in AE but with other players.
If i open that same tiff sequence in the quicktime player pro and export to PR4444 the results are 100% identical.
I find it highly frustrating that a company so higly regarded with so amazing software is NOT able to render out an image correctly...
This problem has been around since forever and I find it higly disturbing that this issue has not yet been addressed.
As of now I have no choice that to ditch AE and PPRO.... I WANT the images I work with to look the way they do in the app while color grading... What point is there in CG'ing images to perfection
if adobe cant even render out the results....
As I stated it does NOT matter whether I am color managing or not... Results are lighter in gamma when viewed in anything else than AE or PPRO !!!!!!
The amount to correct back is approx. a gamma of 0.9
BTW --- When in 32 bit how come I cannot set a gamma of 0.905 why is the gamma limited to two digits after the comma... 32 bit has MUCH more to offer !!!!

Answer 1

Thanks Todd,
I have tried those tips before. Unfortunately, I haven't had great success with them in this case.
When I reserve the 16GB of RAM for other apps and RAM preview a comp containing multiple Prores 4444 footage layers, it plays back and retains the cache as expected. However, the 2nd RAM preview of another comp in the same project containing multiple Prores 4444 footage layers stays stuck in "Initializing Background Processes." A check with Activity Monitor usually shows aeselflink processes that are hung up.
This has been my experience until I came upon the work-around of precomping Prores files.
To demonstrate, here's a screen shot of the stuck process with the memory settings I used -
I rebooted the system and tried 2 more times with the same result.
If I simply precomp the Prores 4444 footage layers as demonstrated in the video, I get smooth RAM preview caching and performance. This works even if I allocated less RAM to other applications in the Memory and Multiprocessing preferences (hence the 6GB setting from earlier). With the work-around, AE runs smooth with no hiccups and RAM previews behave as expected.