"Accelerated renderer error Unable to produce frame"

I ran into this issue, and I think the issue for me was that I had enabled the continuously rasterize button in an Illustrator file that which had a looping animation that I did with the puppet tool. I disabled that, then I cleared all memory and disk cache through the purge option under the Edit tab (Windows), then closed and restarted the program, and that resolved the issue for me. I spent about 3-4 hrs trying a bunch of things, and this is what worked for me, so I hope this helps someone if other solutions haven't worked.

i was have same problem with my asus rtx 2080ti ... i tried many solution but not worked... last thing i tried gpu tweak II (software for overclocking asus gpu) and i down gpu clock speed to (-80 mhz) and finaly premiere work fine without rendering error 
if ur graphic card msi  you can use msi afterburner and try to down gpu clock speed between 80 ~150 mhz..
other brands have same software u can search about it

***Another Solve***

I've had this problem for a few weeks now.

An animation file I've used for two years on a repeat job suddenly stopped exporting from AE through AME, it was giving me the error code -1609629695, unable to produce frame etc.

I spent a couple of hours scrubbing and exporting all the individual precomposed files and eventually found an element that wouldn't export.

The element used a 'loopOut()' expression, I deleted it and typed it back in and now it works fine. Worth exporting all different elements as a test and re-entering any expressions – not sure if this is update related but seemed to be around the time for me.

I hope this is useful, as it's saved me hours of exporting through AE and being unable to use it then using AME for the past couple of weeks before I had a chance to dig into the files.

Nest the clips you want to export on the timeline then open a new project drag or copy the nested sequence to the new project timeline.

Hi robertd43652856,

I think Mylenium is talking about the resolution of your export. It's 1950x1298 which is slightly odd than the standard 1920x1080.

I'd suggest that you try exporting to an intermediate codec like QuickTime (Animation) and see if you're able to export it without any errors. You can then rename the extension of the .MOV file to .MP4.

Thanks,

Rameez

Your resolution is kinda wacky. Does it actually work with a correct standard HD res? Also since the issue appears quite a ways in, it stands to reason that there is a specific effect or feature kicking in that messes with hardware accel. And of course the usual applies: Don't render to desktop, don't use such a mess of tapeworm file and folder names, create a dedicated work folder/ volume on a separate partition/ drive. Keeping things simple often helps a lot.

Mylenium