[Darryn Rogers]

Hi Rick
I guess you’ve probably solved this one or given up on it by now but I’ll leave this here for the record.

I was having a very similar problem With After Effects and Media Encoder. Immersive video effects were rendering fine in the AE timeline but rendering out of Media Encoder resulted in the same red warning bar. Which is weird because I had rendered the exact same project a few days earlier out of Media Encoder with no issue.

I finally managed to get it working by uninstalling then re-installing Media Encoder through the Creative Cloud app. I expect that doing this will also fix the problem rendering out of Premiere, although I haven’t tested it.

[Darryn Rogers]

Thanks Sam! You’re a legend. It worked.
You just saved me a whole crap-tonne of render time.

[Darryn Rogers]

Thanks Walter.
My gut said the system should go on the M.2 so it’s nice to have that confirmed.

[Darryn Rogers]

Thanks Greg.

Hardly anything I do goes out to broadcast these days so I don’t want to invest in a broadcast card and monitor but I will look into Potplayer as an alternative to VLC.

Cheers
Darryn

[Darryn Rogers]

Thanks for the information and links guys. It’s super helpful. A wider lens closer to the display is the answer I was hoping for. I think you’re right Brian. Figuring out the ideal location then adjusting the lens accordingly sounds like the way to go.

[Darryn Rogers]

Thanks for the suggestion, Cassius. I tried those settings but all nulls are still 100% scale in AE.