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  • Rendering Error – OpenCV GUI Error Handler (Incorrect size of input array (Non-positive cols or rows)).

    Posted by Svyatoslav Nikitin on January 28, 2018 at 11:35 am

    Thank you for reading – appreciate any help I could get as I’m pulling out hair from all sorts of places.

    Trying to render out something (quite large in scale) either via Premiere Pro or Media Encoder I receive the message:

    Specs:
    Windows 7- 64 bit
    i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz
    24GB Ram
    GeForce GTX 580
    4 x 1TB Harddrives.

    Don’t usually have a problem rendering out anything under a minute or so (haven’t tested to find my limit).

    Render settings:
    Scaled down to 720P – .h264
    VBR 2 pass – Target/Max Mbps – 10Mbps.

    Clicking Retry/Ignore just sets me on a loop.

    Footage is GH4 C4K – some heavy effects here and there.

    Thought it was something to do with memory but I thought 24GB would be enough?

    Updated GPU as I also thought it was that.

    When I come back to my project after clicking abort all my after effects projects linked in my premiere pro change to Media Offline (not sure if related).

    Any suggestions please? 🙁

    Svyatoslav Nikitin replied 8 years, 7 months ago 1 Member · 3 Replies
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  • Svyatoslav Nikitin

    January 30, 2018 at 2:17 am

    You sir are a legend – that seems to be the problem as it renders out just fine without the linked After Effects Comps.
    But how do I get it to work with them? What’s causing this problem?

    Thanks again.

  • Svyatoslav Nikitin

    January 30, 2018 at 3:06 am

    I think I have narrowed down the culprit to one AE linked comp – as I tried just rendering it in my workspace – same error came up.

    What could be causing it?

  • Svyatoslav Nikitin

    January 30, 2018 at 8:54 pm

    Thanks for the heads up – considering there’s so many effects in my project it becomes a problem to avoid dynamic link.

    I’ll try a couple of different things (CPU and RAM upgrade) – and see if that works (I doubt it).

    Will keep this updated if I find a solution – but would greet any more ideas/feedback with open arms.

    Thanks for your time Dave – helped me pinpoint the problem area at least!

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