After Effects Compressor Format Error (-1610153454)

Same situation here. My comp is 2953 x 5315. I rendered it succesfully using animation, h.264 and 422, so I tried to render it in APR4444 without alpha channel and voilá!

Try changing from prores 444 to prores 444 HQ. I had a comp that for some reason crashed on export (render queue) and while giving me this error on 444, works just fine with HQ

Just had the same error. Just restarting AE didn't solve anything. Instead, try:
Edit > Purge > All memory & disk cache
Save

Quit
Restart computer
Restart AE

Rendered fine for me after that. Hope this helps! 

The same mistakes. There are no problems when I render in Quicktime, as soon as I want to render to AVI using different codecs, these errors appear. The CPU has nothing to do with it, there are no anomalies with it. There is a place to work on the disk (50-75 GB), on disk C (not the one on which I work and nothing from AE should be saved on it) 10-15 GB.
Oleksiy

I am also getting these same two errors.

I'm having the same problem. Short, small animated logo bug created with shapes generated in AE. Trying to render it over a blurred white background layer.

If I render the logo without the blurred white shape behind it, the render completes flawlessy.

If I render only the blurred white layer, render completes flawlessly.

Attempt to render together and I get the errors you described - same error numbers.

I've tried pre-rendering both the logo and the white blurred background shape and re-importing the white blurred shape as a .PNG file. Same result. It makes no sense.

Here's what I'm running:

AE 22.1.1, running on a MacBook Pro Max with 64GB RAM 32GB GPU, and running Monterey 12.0.1

Attempting to render to Pro Res 4444 with alpha. 59.94 fps

I can post the file if that would help diagnose.

Thanks in advance for any help - much appreciated.

Jay

Without any info about your project, your computer and stuff like your output stoarge we can't realyl tel lyou much. The error happening at the same frame every time strongly suggests that this is a problem with the project rather than being an encoding error per se. Perhaps some source footage is damaged, perhaps an effect kicks in, perhaps there are problems with temp files and the cache. Really impossible to say. At the very least enable more verbose logging on the render queue and have an eye on your task manager/ activity monitor while rendering. This could offer some clues like e.g. CPU usage spiking or disk activity dying down.

Mylenium