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ERROR: The share operation Master File has Failed
The operation could not be completed because the chapter marker track could not be written (error -12769). I am trying to write a master track as H264 and have the chapter markers output as well. I am getting this error. The only thing that I could find was that maybe the markers were too close to the beginning and end. First off that shouldn’t matter and secondly I moved them and still have the same issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have never had this issue before when trying to export
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You can’t have a chapter marker at the beginning. Remove it. The beginning is already defined.
All the best,
Tom
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Thanks Tom,
The marker was not at the very beginning though. It was at least 30 seconds from the beginning. Any idea how far it needs to be? Wondering as this takes forever to render and I only get an error at the very end.
Thanks
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30 seconds is far enough. Is there one at the end as well?
All the best,
Tom
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yes, there is one two minutes from the end; it is there to reference another section of the video so I would like to keep it (just like I would like to keep the one at the beginning for table of contents purposes)
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I can’t tell without seeing the project. It sounds like there is a length problem, that the tracks, including the chapter track, don’t match.
All the best,
Tom
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I have attached the timeline to the first post. Is there something else that you would like to look at?
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I can’t see anything there, unless there’s something strange in the secondary storyline segments that are butting against each other. I’ve never built a project that looks like this so their maybe something strange happening in the secondaries. Wonder if it would work with the chapters on the primary storyline. It does work with chapters on secondaries, but I’ve never seen them broken up as much as this.
All the best,
Tom
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It looks like this because I am still nostalgic about FCP7 and it is a multicam that never really “multicammed” so I needed to match up audio myself. That and I was using sections from this timeline in another project. I hear you, it’s ugly and I’m glad this project is over with…I’ll see what happens when I put them on the primary
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I’m having the same issue. Did you ever get a definitive answer on this? I, too, am using a timeline with multiple layers from multiple cameras that looks a lot like the one you posted.
I’ve moved all the chapter bookmarks to the base story line, but still get the error.
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