[Andrew Bergner]

Edit: I’m working in CS6

[Andrew Bergner]

Thanks, Tom and Walter, for your responses. Hearing about the workflows is really helpful. It’s tough to move away from a trusted and proven workflow, but good to know there may be similar alternatives. Just means lots more research for me…

Thanks again, all. Very, very helpful.

[Andrew Bergner]

Thanks for the responses! This is extremely helpful.

Walter, do you just export from PP to Media Encoder directly to a compressed format (mp4) when delivering a file? Any need to export or store less-compressed files like in FCP going to .mov first?

I’ve been playing with the trial and am loving the ability to export directly to a compressed format. One step and done. It’s a phenomenal workflow experience. I know FCP and Compressor allowed this, but we had some quality issues and it never felt as smooth or as elegant as the CS6 flow.

[Andrew Bergner]

I have been encountering this problem as well and have found that it seems to be related to our EditShare storage system. A test project stored on the local hard drive with the same footage was able to complete a render with no issues.

Running the project with the media stored on the server causes the “Not Found” error when rendering finishes, leaving the footage unrendered.

The problem only started occurring when we upgraded to Leopard. I am hoping to solve our issue with a server software update.

Could your issue be related to how/where the media is stored? What is your workflow? When did you first encounter the problem? After any updates?