Josh Stone
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Finally! I’ve just managed to render out a composition in After Effects in the Quicktime format!
Here’s how I fixed it:
1. Find the AE application at: C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe After Effects CS6Support Files
2. Next, right click the application called “AfterFX.exe”
3. Go to the compatibility tab and check the box “Run this program in compatibility mode for:” and then select your operating system (vista for me).
4. After that, still on the compatibility tab, under the heading “Privilege level” check the box for “Run this program as a administrator.By the way this is on windows vista so I’m not sure whether it’ll work on other OS systems but worth a try. Also I’m not sure that step 3 is actually necessary but I don’t want to try it without incase I screw it all up again. Hope this works for you.
Josh
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I haven’t tried media encoder yet but I get the problem with premiere as well as AE. No I’m not using multiprocessing.
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Thanks for the advice but it still won’t render! I’ve tried re-installing AE, several different versions of QuickTime, everything! I tried it with premiere but that also fails. I think I’ll have to render out in lossless avi file and then put the clips into Sony Vegas render out there.
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i’m running windows 7 with 8gb ram. i should make it clear i’m trying to render my composition with the quicktime format (.mov)and i have tried many of the codecs (h.264 etc) and they all don’t work so i believe the problem lies with quicktime rather than the codec/h.264 part.
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thanks for the advice
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The thing is on the pftrack website
https://www.thepixelfarm.co.uk/product.php?productId=PFTrack&content=Tech+Specs
It doesn’t mention anything about a minimum amount of memory. -
3gb of memory…