Brad Coulter
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Thank you for this!!
I get this error often. In the past, I would make sure I had the latest graphic card driver and would clear the project cache. This worked about 12.27% of the time and failed, according to my math, around 87.73%. Generally, I’d end up rendering in software only and that can take forever while making my hard drive and processor sound like a ’82 Chevy Monza with a bad timing belt.
After reading your post today, I found the offending clip/transition where the error occurred, went into Premiere and rendered just that clip/transition, then sent the whole thing back out to Media Encoder.
BOOM! Fixed.
Now I’m not sure what to do with all this extra free time I have.
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Fantastic! Exactly what I was trying to find. Thanks!
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Very helpful. Thanks for that. That gives me some things to toy around with.
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Sounds like a job for Dynamic Link. 🙂
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Thanks! I’ll give those a go.
Here’s what it sounds like by the way.
https://soundcloud.com/brad-coulter/fran
http://www.betherecreative.com
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There are a few suggestions at this link. Looks like it is a known problem. The first suggestion is easy. Try trashing your preferences.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2306243
http://www.betherecreative.com
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Agreed. I’ve been trying to figure this out for months. It’s really hard to tell which clip is highlighted in the bin. I’m no programmer, just a lowly editor, but it seems like this would be a pretty simple software fix that could be rolled out in an update.
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Stupid question… how do you set a search bin to find all items that have a log note? Doesn’t matter what the log note says, I’m just trying to find all clips that have data… or same with the “good” box checked. How can I get a bin that has everything marked good?
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Thank you. Very helpful!
Yes. It’s the interlacing in the silver boxes. I’ll try the AE method you suggested. I’m glad to know I wasn’t importing or rendering incorrectly.