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  • Anne irene Johansen

    May 11, 2009 at 12:40 am in reply to: Error message in rendering

    I am so sorry I didn’t post this reply earlier. I went to the sony vegas website and read just about every Q&A on that site. Finally I found a tip that was useful. I wish I could just link you to it, but I’ll try to explain. (I’m from Norway so it’s not as easy)
    The mistake was quite simple actually. Too much stuff in my project. So, their tip was this: First, render just a small part. Even if it’s just a minute. Then, once you’ve done that click the “clear all unused media” button and render the next part. After that, click the “clear all unused media” button again. Continue this until you have all parts of your project rendered. Then clear everything and import what you have rendered. It takes some extra time and of course you’ll have to put the music back in there and all that (if you have that in your project) but in the end it’s worth it. It worked for me. I really hope this helps. If not, I’d recommend the website. I was completely shocked to discover how many pages of Q&A there were..

    Let me know if it works! Just remember to clear all the unused media between rendering. Very important!

  • Anne irene Johansen

    May 4, 2009 at 2:45 pm in reply to: ‘unexpected error’ during render

    I have the same problem. What did you do? I didn’t quite understand.. I mean where do you find the rendering option page? I would be really grateful if you replied as I have spent two days now trying to find a way to solve this problem. And how come it hasn’t been a problem before and now it suddenly is? I haven’t done any kind of changes from my previous renders and they’ve rendered just fine.

  • Anne irene Johansen

    May 4, 2009 at 2:33 pm in reply to: Error message in rendering

    Hi,

    I’m sorry to say I can’t help you with your problem as I have the exact same problem myself. I’ve been working on finding a way to solve it for 2 days now. Have you found a way to solve it yet??? I get other error messages too though such as: Unknown error, not enough memory etc etc. The last one is bull ’cause I just deleted half of what’s on my computer (NOT the material used in the video I might add) and that can’t possibly be the problem.
    I have also tried rendering just parts of it and the same thing happens to me as you’re describing. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. It’s really annoying as this is my best video yet, by far and I worked on it for almost 2 weeks. Now it’s all been just a big waste of time as it’s completely useless sitting on a timeline in Sony Vegas.

    I’m using Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9 btw.

    Never had this problem before and I’ve made a whole bunch of videos with it. I would’ve listed up for you what I’ve tried so far, but I’ve tried so many things I can’t even remember them all.

    Please let me know if you do find a way to solve this problem.

    Thank you,
    – A

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