John Dusek
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Hi Leo. Seems i can export to anything quicktime except:
Compression: H.264
Quality: Best
Key frame rate: 24
Frame reordering: yes
Encoding mode: multi-pass
Dimensions: 1280×720I do have OpenGL on and also multiprocessing.
I really appreciate a test. -
I was going to tell you to try shatter but I wasnt sure if you meant fly off or fly off like dust particles.
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ok. If i use the Ctrl/m command i can get the comp to render to AVI. From there i took the AVI file into AE and created a new comp. With that comp I was able to Eport to Quicktime Movie at H.264 comprsession and render it. Before I was able to just render my comp by either draging into the que and hitting the render button or go to file – export – quicktime movie – save. I wish i knew the reasons I have to go through so many steps now that I use Vista and quad core processing. I used XP and a pentium 4 before this and because of all the new steps I have to take, it takes almost the same amout of time. I am still having a wheel mouse problem as well.
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There must be sombody out there that has had these issues.
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I have also heard the same thing. I figured if I can get it to at least start the render somthing must be right. I find it odd that it will render in a different format other then Quicktime H.264 As i am typing this I am searching the Adobe forums with no luck. The three issues I have could be a compatability issue but I havnt seen these issues anywhere on this forum or adobe’s forum. I did get a 30 sec comp to render by rendering parts of it at a time, but that sucked.
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Sorry, i wasnt very specific I ment comp, not clip. I have never had a problem rendering a comp by going to File>Export>QuicktimeMovie. I am using H.264 codec. It always gets hung up on the frame right before the last and crashes. I am also able to drag the comp to the render que. but when i press the render button it tells me I need to put somthing in the render que to render, so it is not recognizing the comp is there for some reason.