[Chalkgsy]

Yeah everything looks fine in other apps.

Im using premier to compile the image sequence into an MPG for the client uing the Adobe Media Encoder presets for PAL. All looks fine, no problems at all. Importing the exact same TIFF sequence in AE and then trying to export it after i’ve added things (like the flock of birds) crashes with the above error.

I’ve also tried the same thing with some JPEGS that also look fine, and open fine, in everythign else.

Very strange. Im going to invest (more money…. BA!!!) in the lastest versions of the software and see if that helps.

[Chalkgsy]

Thanks for the reply 🙂

I didnt know TIFF had so many flavours. I’n rendering out of Cinema 4D at the default TIFF setting but also tried rendering out of After Effects using a bunch of JPEG images of a different animation with the same problem. I’ll give your suggestions a go and see how i get on.

The only reason i imported a MPG file was because the images sequence thing was crashing and that all i had, still, the mpg looks fine untill i bring it into AE.

[Chalkgsy]

Yo!

Yeah that was me. Pain in the arse. maybe it’s something to do with moon states?

It’s happeing with both TIFF and JPEGS for me, and i also tried importing a 200 frame sequence and the same thing happened after 73 frames of rendering so it leads me to think it’s not a memory problem really.