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Don’t even think about “film look” right now. It’s way, way overhyped, and “24” was shot in HD anyway, not film. (One scene in a Navy helicopter was shot in HDV on the Sony Z1).
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I think he did say that he was “rendering” the last six-minutes fine, which should include the 90% mark.
Sounds to me like either running out of RAM memory. You should have as much as your MB will support, and NO LESS than 1Gb. OR the processor is overheating. Rendering and encoding are very processor intensive, so the processor will run hotter. If you have overclocked your computer, a render (or encode) will push the temps even higher.
The correct term is ‘encoding’, not rendering – notwithstanding that Sony puts the encodes in the “render-as” menu.
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“we followed the instructions and saved the script as a .vb file, exported the edl, and then tried to run the script, but when we were supposed to locate the script in the finder that opens up for you to locate the script, it wouldn’t appear.”
How did you save it with the new name?
Uncheck the “Hide Extensions” box in the Folder Options / View menu. I’ll bet that you renamed it to a .vb.txt file.
Open the file in notepad, then do a save as, but put the full name including the .vb in quotes. This will override the default .txt file type.