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Rendering .avi from another machine to PPro Error
Hello,
I am getting these errors on our Adobe PPro v.2.0
Adobe Premiere Pro Memory Usage is Very High
then immediately following this error:
Microsoft C++ Runtime Library Run Time Error
These errors occur after I have taken a a .dps file from DPS Velocity (about 10 seconds of video and audio)ad turned it into an .avi. Put it into a common folder on our network. Then, I copy that .avi file from Velocity onto the hard drive of the Adobe PPro. When I import the .avi into my project and then put on the timeline everything is fine. When I begin to render the file (after a few seconds) I get these two errors almost at the same time. Sometimes the machine locks up and I have to reboot. Sometimes it churns away forever and tries to finish rendering this 10 second segment.
Does anyone know what this is a symptom of and how I can make it go away?
Thanks for any help.
-Matt (lokfreek)
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3 Replies
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Matt,
Does this error occur with any other type of file?
– Aanarav
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com
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I have imported wmv, mpg, and quicktime. Quicktime had some issues when trying to put two particular clips next to each other. Don’t know if we a file problem or a problem with Adobe not liking the quicktime.
A few of the other avi’s (this specific time)have worked fine. Some do not.
I re-encoded (is that the correct term?) all the avi’s from the Velocity just to make sure that it wasn’t just a corrupt file and still had the same problem with the same clips.
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[lokfreek] “These errors occur after I have taken a a .dps file from DPS Velocity (about 10 seconds of video and audio)ad turned it into an .avi.”
What kind of AVI file? a MSDV type 2 AVI would work best.
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