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Error: Out of Disk Space (while exporting)
I have an issue that is both alarming and annoying. I am trying to export a self contained quicktime mov file and before it even starts, it says “Error: Out of Disk Space.” I have almost a terabyte of free space with 8 GB’s of RAM. I have googled and searched on creative cow for a solution and Ive seen that trashing your preferences is a good way to fix it. Can someone please tell me how to properly trash my preferences and renew them so I dont lose the ability to have preferences? Also.. everytime I try to fix the ” Export: minimum allowable size” and change the amount.. it goes right back to the original number every time i reopen the window. All help is appreciated. I tried to use previous answers to fix this but i need specifics on how to trash and renew the preferences.
I am using a MacPro with Final Cut 6.0.6
File sequence is DVCPROHD 720/24p
foootage is dvcprohd 720/24pN shot with hvx200
exporting using H.264 -
3 Replies
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1) Check all of your drives for space, not just the one you’re aiming at.
2) Trash preferences
3) Fix permissions on the system drive in Disk Utility.
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Especially since it sounds like you’re not entirely familiar with locating, trashing and restoring preferences, I would recommend using a preference manager to help you do it …
https://www.digitalrebellion.com/fcs_maintenance.htm
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Thank you! it worked
how i fixed it:
1. Downloaded the Rebellion FCP maintenance pack ($139)
2. Trashed Preferences.
3. It still didn’t work automatically. What was different however was the fact that I was able to finally change my settings/preferences , save them and use them as such instead of it resetting to the previous preference. This was all due to the easy preference management that took care of it at one click of a button.
Thanks creative cow!
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