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Timecode.cpp-1077
Here’s the situation… I have a large project… my C-Drive is pretty much full, but D drive has tons of space… I have freed up some space on my C-Drive but not a lot (can’t find more things to delete), I capture some footage but the audio keeps dropping out (though when I open the footage by myself in another program it works fine) then, the other night, I try to load the file and instead it gets to the loading screen, about 50% and freezes.
I was able to load some previous Auto-Saves, but when importing the video that I just captured, the system gives me an Error Message saying something to do with TimeCode.cpp-1077. It will then shut down automatically. PLEASE if anyone has ANY way to get this going again, please let me know, the deadline for this project is coming up soon.
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Are you storing your footage on your primary boot drive? If so, that’s not a very efficient way to work as that drive already houses your operating system. Work from a secondary drive. Leave your primary hard drive available only for your OS.
What type of footage is it – SD or HD? What codec are you capturing to? Is this from a tape – DV, miniDV, HDCAM, etc?
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My footage is on my D-Drive and not my primary boot drive, but for some reason the C-Drive keeps getting packed tight with stuff, and I cant tell what… Now, at this point I was able to get it loaded, not sure how, but I was, but now the problem is nothing will render, and my C-Drive now says it has 0 space on it for some reason even though there is nothing that I am saving to the C-Drive
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Are you saving your caches next to your source files? If not, that could be your problem.
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I don’t know, I don’t think so… When I go under scratch disks to see where the files are being loaded to it is all saying D-drive… but for some reason I can’t get anything to render now
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