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  • Kevin Miller

    January 13, 2012 at 10:03 am in reply to: Video rendering takes up space on wrong hard drive

    I am fairly certain I have the paths set correctly and I’ll check tomorrow. I’m currently attempting to render a video for the 4th time.

    Perhaps you could answer another question for me, it was going just fine until it got to about frame 1600. It did all those frames in 30 mins- 1 hr, which isn’t a big deal to me, but then once it hit the 1600ish range, it has been slugging along, and this has happened consistently at the 12-13% mark no matter what order I put these videos in. I’m trying to render a 7 minute long video and it ALWAYS hangs at that mark, and then renders about 1 frame per 5-10 minutes, which is just insane. Do you have any clue why this could be happening?

    It is currently at 2 hours in and we’ve rendered 1696 frames… It estimates 9 hours left, which is ridiculous in itself, but last night it was doing the same thing, I woke up and we made it all the way to having it be 16% done with 24 hours left.

  • Kevin Miller

    January 13, 2012 at 1:39 am in reply to: Video rendering takes up space on wrong hard drive

    Well thank you for your attempt, I hope someone else has been using 11 and has an idea

  • Kevin Miller

    January 13, 2012 at 12:52 am in reply to: Video rendering takes up space on wrong hard drive

    Thank you for your fast response.

    That is one thing that is confusing me, I have it set for the folder F:Vids. I can navigate there and the file named “test” is being created there.

    However, for some reason memory is still leaking off my C drive during this render. There are no installs occurring and no other programs other than google chrome running, and I don’t think temporary files would be that large.

    Would you have any other ideas for why this is happening? I’ve tried tracking down these files but I have been unsuccessful.

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