[Jaeson Jrakman]

I removed the Veoh_Giraffic processes by uninstalling them. Then I tried rendering out a Quicktime again with the H.264 codec that has always seemed to work for me in the past. This time it stopped relatively early, and gave me a No Ouput Generated error message.

I also then got a “Adobe Premiere Pro us running very low on system memory” message.”

I’ve gone through and tried rendering with different formats through Media Encoder.

I tried the MPEG-2 and got a Debug Event when it hit frame 6525 and the [….SicPPixHandleUtilities.cpp-114] error message. It then said it had to shut down because of a serious error, whatever that means.

I then tried MPEG-2-DVD which stopped on frame 6305 and I got a message that it encountered a problem and needs to close.

Then I tried the H.264 which when it hit frame 6787 gave me the [….SicPPixHandleUtilities.cpp-114] error and said that it failed to return a video frame, and was canceling the operation.

Then I tried Adobe Flash Video, which gave me the [….SicPPixHandleUtilities.cpp-114] error message and said it failed to return a video frame.

Then I tried Real Media and it stopped on frame 6090, said it encountered a problem and needed to close.

Then I tried Windows Media, and it said it would take 5 hours to render so I stopped it and got an unknown error.

Then I tried to just Export Movie with a .avi and at frame 7757 I got the [….SicPPixHandleUtilities.cpp-114] error and a message saying that there was an error compiling movie-unknown error.

I’ve looked at these two sites, but the solutions don’t seem to work for me:

https://forums.adobe.com/message/4367227

https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/900362

I read that if I “have a red line over the timeline after importing a video and before adding any effects… your project is wrong for your video.”

But there’s always a red line over the timeline wherever there are existing video assets in the timeline, even when it works. Should this be?

[Jaeson Jrakman]

Thanks so much for your response!

I think the Veoh_Giraffic thing was something that mwas downloaded when downloading the Veoh Player

https://www.veoh.com/forum/showthread.php/6410-veoh_giraffic-exe

I don’t mean to sound dense, but how do I go about removing it? What is the proper procedure for something like this?

[Jaeson Jrakman]

Working with the graph editor a bit more seems to have done the trick.

Thanks much guys!

[Jaeson Jrakman]

Sorry to bother anyone, but I just figured it out.

I went to the following website and downloaded the ffdshow update:

https://wer.microsoft.com/responses/Response.aspx/8078/en/5.1.2600.0.00000000.9.9?SGD=61f29862-cf90-4327-bb54-18b164eeaef4#here

Now they open up just fine. Although, when it was installing the ffdshow update, it put it in a folder somewhere in Format Factory’s files. So I’m not sure why that effects After Effects and Premiere, but it does for some reason.

Thanks anyways to anyone who may have taken a look here.

😀

[Jaeson Jrakman]

One aside, I realized that I am in fact using one .avi file, and have unlinked the video from the audio, and am just using the audio from it.

[Jaeson Jrakman]

If anyone has found a workable solution to this problem, please let me know in this thread:

https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/912020

Thanks in advance!