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Bogus render error?
I just moved a large FC7 project onto a newly formatted LaCie 8TB disk array & it seems to be working fine. However after about 100Gb of rendering it now gives me a Render Error: insufficient disk space. Free up space with the Render Manager and retry? I have the system settings set for the audio and video capture and render on the 8TB array. The 8TB array has 4.6 Gig full so there is lots of space. Should the array be partitioned or something.
Help.
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[Ted Joyce] “I just moved a large FC7 project onto a newly formatted LaCie 8TB disk array”
And what format would that be?
Hindsight is always 1080p
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It 1080 x1920 /23.98PsF ProRes422HQ. I restarted Final Cut & surprize, it completed the rest of the renders. Hope it doesn’t happen again. Thanks for the response
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By format I ment format of the drive sorry I should have been more clear.
Glad its working for you though.
Hindsight is always 1080p
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They are two LaCie 4Big quadras in raid 5 mode. The Kona test gave them about 195Mb Per sec. individually and around 300 when in raid 0 pair.
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Again that does not tell me how the drive is formated.
Right click on the drive and select get info.
Hindsight is always 1080p
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The two arrays were formatted using Mac OX’s drive utility as a striped pair in one 8.1 TB partition. The individual arrays are hardware arrays setup w/ LaCie’s software as raid 5. Not sure what else your’e asking Zaine?
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Again that does NOT tell me what format the drive is. All it tell me is what you used to format the drive, disk utility can format a drive to several formats.
I will quote my last post where I gave instructions on how to check what the drive format is.
[Zane Barker] “Right click on the drive and select get info. “
The reason I ask is because there are some drive formats that put file size limits on the drive, and that WILL cause problems.
Hindsight is always 1080p
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Sorry, I didn’t have my Mac booted & didn’t get your question. It is Mac OS extended both for the individual arrays, and for the 8TB stripe that shows up on the desktop.
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GOOD!
That format does not have any file size limitations which will cause numerious problems with FCP.
Hindsight is always 1080p
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