Lightroom doesn't render final high quality images

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Thanks,
Kevin

I don't use a lot of optical flow, but I found that if I want it rendered the render needs to be forced. As you point out the analysis happens automatically, but the render bar remains.
Just to test, I added some text to a re-timed clip with OF and naturally the render bar returned. Re-rendered and it went away.
Is your experience different?
BTW, if you can play and evaluate unrendered clips OK, it is possible to skip the render step and export.
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