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Anonymous
March 31, 2017
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Accelerated render error when rendering transform effect

  • March 31, 2017
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Hi,

I get this error when trying to render a 20 frame transition containing a Transform effect in my timeline (Premiere)

The 13,714 second mark is right at the transition.

Graphics driver are up to date.

Im running a 1080x1080 timeline for Instagram and regular Cineform files 10-bit around 5K resolution.

Restart of Premiere does not work. However a shift from Mercury Playback (CUDA) to Mercury Playback only does solve the problem, bit it's painfully slow to render my timeline.

Any ideas of what I can do?

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    Richard26970545b4k6
    Participant
    August 23, 2024

    Adobe rep giving a fix for this in 2019 below. IT'S 2024 AND THIS IS STILL HAPPENING.

    JFC. Adobe is pathetic.

    jmvdigital
    jmvdigital
    Known Participant
    March 29, 2023

    This error still pops up under certain circumstances... in 2023. Awesome job Adobe!

      jmvdigital
      jmvdigital
      Known Participant
      March 29, 2023

      AND you can no longer workaround this to do just a software render in Premiere 2023 on an M1 Mac. It's locked in Metal GPU. 

      davids17320844
      davids17320844
      Participant
      May 8, 2019

      I've been getting this exact error when exporting a video with several clips using the transform effect. Then when I switched to software only rendering (taking forever like you said) it CHANGED THE POSITIONING OF THE GRAPHICS, so the export was totally unusable. Unbelievable, and now I'll probably have to start completely over with these graphic animations, and do it in AE instead.

        Ann Bens
        Community Expert
        Ann BensCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        May 8, 2019

        Export the problem area with Software only to an intermediate file.

        Put that on the timeline instead.

        davids17320844
        davids17320844
        Participant
        May 8, 2019

        Thank you, Ann. I'll give this a shot! I had thought about that, but thought there would be no way it would work since I imagined it would "bake in" the incorrect positioning. What do you suggest as the intermediate file type?

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        excited_Genie16B8
        Legend
        April 1, 2017

        Any ideas of what I can do?

        Software rendering is the only fix I've found.

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