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kishorek
kishorek
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December 15, 2016
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Error while rendering -Unable to open file (-1610153459)

  • December 15, 2016
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I'm new to AE and I tried to render it using H.264 and MPEG-4 format separately and both times I get this same error saying, "Rendering error while writing to file "F:\...... ". Unable to open file (-1610153459). When I tried rendering it in AVI, it worked just fine.    

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Correct answer Rick Gerard

First, make sure your AE is up to date. Second, you should not be using H.264 in a Quicktime container. That format is no longer supported by Apple and it was never dependable either. You should be rendering your compressed deliverables using the Adobe Media Encoder.

Same thing goes for MPEG 4... Use the AME.

I would suggest that you spend some time studying up on rendering by typing rendering in the Search Help field at the top right corner of AE and checking out the community resources. The Render Cue is best suited for creating visually lossless digital intermediates that you use for further editing or production. It has never been good at producing highly compressed deliverables in h.264 or any other MPEG format because the Output Module is incapable of things like multiple pass compression and inter frame comparisons.

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Himanta
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March 19, 2018

Hi!

I too had the similar issue but over changing the file name i could get render the file and playing normal.. Nevertheless the update on expiry of the codec h.264 is useful!

Thank you

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Rick GerardCommunity Expert
Community Expert
December 15, 2016

You may not have everything up to date.

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Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
December 15, 2016

First, make sure your AE is up to date. Second, you should not be using H.264 in a Quicktime container. That format is no longer supported by Apple and it was never dependable either. You should be rendering your compressed deliverables using the Adobe Media Encoder.

Same thing goes for MPEG 4... Use the AME.

I would suggest that you spend some time studying up on rendering by typing rendering in the Search Help field at the top right corner of AE and checking out the community resources. The Render Cue is best suited for creating visually lossless digital intermediates that you use for further editing or production. It has never been good at producing highly compressed deliverables in h.264 or any other MPEG format because the Output Module is incapable of things like multiple pass compression and inter frame comparisons.

kishorek
kishorekAuthor
Participant
December 15, 2016

Thanks for answering the question. I tried to use AME. But, I keep getting the dynamic link error saying that AME is not installed. But, it actually is installed in my computer.

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