Gilles Gagnon
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Thanks Matt… I was afraid of this.
If you think of another way, let me know.
Gilles
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more interesting info…
I’ve rendered various sections of the project in order to isolate the point of crash. it seems to crash consistently at frame 35,658 of the video.
1. What can cause this?
2. how do I fix and prevent the crash?Cheers,
Gilles
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I haven’t tried that Nigel. Will do on the next render this coming week.
GGilles
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Thanks Graham!
I’m still confused though. I remember John (Rofrano) on this post stating that in svp11, using MC mp4 was the best method and it would render at about half the time of the source footage. That is, 60s footage would take 30s. Which was true.
Now in svp12, when I render using the MC mp4 template with GPU enabled, it takes twice as long as in svp11, that is 60 seconds of footage, takes 60 seconds (approx)
Any ideas anyone?
Gilles
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That’s great to know. thanks again Mark.
Gilles
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Thanks for the info Steve.
If dvda misbehaves, I’ll definitely give this one whirl!
Cheers,Gilles
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Thanks Mark!
That’s what I’ll do next time i’m in this same pickle. I’ll open the sfl and “re”-rename all the files according to the name found there.This helps.
Gilles
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Got it, Thanks John.
Gilles
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Thanks John,
I’m aware of this. That’s why it’s puzzling. I renamed all 3 files accordingly, yet, no markers.No worries, I re-rendered as I had to make a mod and it all worked as expected.
Thanks for your help.
GillesGilles
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Ahh…. this explains the mystery then, since that’s what I did.
I rendered and renamed all the files.Any way of determining what filename it’s looking for?
at the time, the name had become convoluted with rev numbers, etc. hence renaming it.I thought I’d be clever and do a “save markers” to create a file, then use the Vasst util to create a new markers file and use it to replace the file created in step 1.
One would think that “load markers” would use the same filename as what it creates but.. doesn’t seem to be the logic used.Gilles