[John Dinh doan]

Aside from purchasing the new compressor, another option would be compress the file as h.264 in the old compressor, then open the compressed .mov in Quicktime 7. There, you would set the audio and video codec settings to “pass through” which avoids any additional compression and simply re-wraps the h.264 in an .mp4 wrapper.

Audio and Video unchanged, just muxing (is that word?) .264 stream into .mp4.

[John Dinh doan]

I ran into this EXACT same problem when I started to nest clips within clips. It seems the tiered nesting is the root cause of all my problems.

When I went in and deleted a nested clip (that I also through a cross dissolve onto) the problem went away.

My workaround was to export any “nested” clips as a standalone QT movie and then bring that into the sequence I’m working on. This eliminated the sequences within a sequence tiered nesting that brought on the “Sequence not found” error and “Not Enough Memory” error message.

Has anyone else tried this or found this to solve the problem?

[John Dinh doan]

Not convinced this is the root cause, but after trashing all the preferences, restarting, etc., etc. I went back to what I was doing last before all these errors came up.

I realized that I ran into this problem when I started to nest clips within clips. It seems the tiered nesting is what caused my pains to start. When I deleted the nested clip the problem immediately went away. Coincidence? Maybe. I’m just hoping this might help someone else.