I was rendering my podcast work in VP22 and it crashed on 87%
and showed this error message
my project contains a large Nested timeline and 2 3 small videos like logo and intro.. and some images...
pls tell me I want to send it in 2 hours to my client
Render out the nest first and reassemble the project replacing the nest with the render?
Render out the nest first and reassemble the project replacing the nest with the render?
bro then what is advantage of nest?
and this process will take double time than before.
actually, i know this one already, in my opinion this is last way to render my project..
but why it is not rendering as I created...
even VP21 never give this crash even with two big, nested timelines.
Look what ChatGPT is saying..
i have installed Adobe apps too.
is that can be cause..
and also one thing more.. while rendering..
my internet stops working...
is that can cause of it????
@zzzzzz9125 brother can u check this out.. why creative cloud causes crash in VEGAS while rendering.
Render out the nest first and reassemble the project replacing the nest with the render?
bro then what is advantage of nest?
and this process will take double time than before.
actually, i know this one already, in my opinion this is last way to render my project..
but why it is not rendering as I created...
even VP21 never give this crash even with two big, nested timelines.
File a support request and share the info you shared here.
I thought you were trying to get the render done for a deadline- if the nest doesn't work, workaround it!
I thought you were trying to get the render done for a deadline
that I sent already to my client with rendering with all adobe services OFF.
Thanks, by the way.
Generally, when I run into an issue like this I render to a lossless intermediary and output from there. It usually is a pretty quick process. Yes, an extra step. Over decades I've figured out any combination of hardware/software anomalies will bite you in the butt at times. Be flexible and don't expect perfection because you'll never find it. Keep working the issues and submitting reports. Over time some problems get solved but many won't because the variables of any given setup are in the millions. Crank the projects out and hopefully make a few bucks and never cease to be amazed how far nonlinear editing has come.
instead to look to Adobe for the reasons for a render crash, I would enable the task manager and have a look to the utilization of CPU, RAM and GPU. And maybe it helps to try to render to an intermediate.
Generally, when I run into an issue like this I render to a lossless intermediary and output from there. It usually is a pretty quick process. Yes, an extra step. Over decades I've figured out any combination of hardware/software anomalies will bite you in the butt at times. Be flexible and don't expect perfection because you'll never find it. Keep working the issues and submitting reports. Over time some problems get solved but many won't because the variables of any given setup are in the millions. Crank the projects out and hopefully make a few bucks and never cease to be amazed how far nonlinear editing has come.
You make. a good point sir...
thank you so much.