AEGP Plugin MediaIO Plugin:MediaIO2 error:0x4 not enough memory to complete this encoding (5027::12)

I am working on a video project in After Effects CS4 (with Trapcode Particular preset) that's 2:12 minutes long on a Windows 7 operating
system. I'm finished editing for the most part, but everytime I put the video in Render Queue it renders the video for a few seconds (sometimes minutes) and then stops with this message appearing: "After Effects logged one error: AEGP Plugin Media IO Plugin: MediaIO2 error: 0x4 not enough memory to complete this encoding (5027::12)". After I closed this message I checked the part of the video that did render was where I saved it to be as a normal file on my Desktop. I made this video with 2 compositions: 1 for the actual importing and editing and the 2nd for the rendering and thinning it out (this is because when I import the footage from my camera it's always very wide in after effects) There is nothing particularly abnormal about the video, not very heavy or anything and most of it isn't animated, just film. The size of the source material for the video is about 4.0 to 8.7MB.
Computer's Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T5500 @ 1.66GHz
Computer's RAM: 2.00

First of all, CS4 does not work well with non-production codecs like MP4. Use the Adobe Media Encoder (or something similar) to convert your footage to a production codec (Cineform, DNxHD, Quicktime with the Photo JPEG codec or Quicktime with the PNG codec).
Second, you're running AE on a system with only 2 GB of RAM? Good heavens, man - no wonder it ran out of memory! Upgrade that to 4 if at all possible. (Upgrade to much more than that if you have a 64-bit OS and plan to upgrade AE ever. Although, on a machine as old and slow as that, you might be better off getting a new machine if you want to do anything serious in AE.)
Third, what's your exact version number of AE? You should be on 9.0.2 if I recall correctly.
Fourth, your video shouldn't be looking weird in AE. It's probably misinterpreting the pixel aspect ratio of your footage. Fix the interpretation and you shouldn't have to have a separate comp for changing its size.

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Not enough memory to complete this encoding

I get this message when trying to render a shot film i made. Its 2 minutes long and the settings are:
* 640x480 (Halfed of 1280x720)
* .FLV format
* 30fps
When it comes to around 53 seconds this message pops ut and then cancels the rendering process...
I have a very good computer, there is no damn way i ran out of memory.
* AMD HD 5870
* Intel i7 860
* 8GB DDR3 1333Mhz
* 1TB HDD
Any help is highly appriciated!
//EDIT
I might (might) have found the problem.
It seems that .flv is pretty old and isn´t able to handle that much. So i switched to .f4v and hopefully it will work...

First of all, CS4 does not work well with non-production codecs like MP4. Use the Adobe Media Encoder (or something similar) to convert your footage to a production codec (Cineform, DNxHD, Quicktime with the Photo JPEG codec or Quicktime with the PNG codec).
Second, you're running AE on a system with only 2 GB of RAM? Good heavens, man - no wonder it ran out of memory! Upgrade that to 4 if at all possible. (Upgrade to much more than that if you have a 64-bit OS and plan to upgrade AE ever. Although, on a machine as old and slow as that, you might be better off getting a new machine if you want to do anything serious in AE.)
Third, what's your exact version number of AE? You should be on 9.0.2 if I recall correctly.
Fourth, your video shouldn't be looking weird in AE. It's probably misinterpreting the pixel aspect ratio of your footage. Fix the interpretation and you shouldn't have to have a separate comp for changing its size.

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Building an Executable - Not Enough Memory to complete this operation

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Adding the 3GB switch is a solution which should still work on your system.
I'm a little confused, is the system still complaining about not having enough memory? Or is it just the dll problem?
And is the error message occuring during the build, or when trying to run the .exe?
The dll in question is associated with DAQmx.
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1200 dpi can actually mean a lot of memory.
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Hi,
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Hi guys,
I'm new here and just have browsed
some of the related topics here regarding my problem but could not seem
to find anything to help me fix this problem so I decided to post this.
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As an alternative, have you looked at NI DIAdem before? It is a software tool that allows users to manage and analyze large volumes of data, and has some unique memory management method that lets it open and work on large amounts of data. There is an evaluation version which is available for download; you can try it out and see if it is suitable for your application.
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Error on running LV application-not enough memory to complete this operation

Hi,
Developed an application for multi plot graph.
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LabVIEW cannot allocate the memory needed to complete the task at hand.
Prevent data copies of large datasets.
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Error "not enough memory to complete this operation"

Hi, I develop the device which reads the data on TCP(I use ftp://ftp.ni.com/pub/devzone/epd/stm_2.0_installer.zip)
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Hi Mike,
Mike23 wrote:
Hi, I develop the device which reads the data on TCP(I use ftp://ftp.ni.com/pub/devzone/epd/stm_2.0_installer.zip)
from crio and then displays them on 7 waveform chart ( 5 chart with 150000 history length and 2 with 600 - 1 minute of measurements) and 2 xy graph. After 10 minutes of work there is an error “not enough memory to complete this operation”. On the WIndows Task manger I have seen that there is a filling RAM approximately from 45 % up to 72 % then the mistake jumps out. But I do not know why. Help please. Labview 8.6Windows Vista3 GB RAMP.S. Forgive for bad English.
It's likely that instead of trying to plot 5 charts with 150000 data-points, you're trying to plot 150000charts with 5 data-points! Try right-clicking on the chart - do you see "Transpose Array" property? If it's checked, UNcheck it (if UNchecked, check it!)
Cheers!
"Inside every large program is a small program struggling to get out." (attributed to Tony Hoare)

Not enough memory to complete this operation

hi everybody
i've seen a lot of posts under this heading but could not be able to find out regarding my problem
when i am trying to open host vi from a project explorer window , after loading about 8500 dependencies (sorry if use wrong word), its starts giving error "not enough memory to complete this operation"
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How many VIs are in your entire project? Did this problem just start? Are you upgrading to a new version of LV? Can you open smaller pieces of the entire application?
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Not enough memory to complete this operation windows 8

Hi All,
I have a problem whith a built executable where at random intervals I get a windows dialogue saying "Not enough Memory to complete this operation"
I have searched through the forums and although there are similar posts I have not been able to get rid of this message by trying several things. My project is a cRIO which connects and disconnects using the STM messenger service. The HOST computer is a Producer consumer design pattern, the crio is a producer consumer with the producer being incoming TCP IP messages essentially. The windows 8 machine shows no signs of running out of memory. There is plenty available (8GB) and during normal execution the program is only using roughly 200MB and is stable.
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Put a delay in TCP Send function from the cRIO (1mS).
Disabled all writing to files for polled data / results.
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Move whole executable into my Documents after suspecting file permissions.
Made whole of install directory full access permissions.
Disabled firewall and uninstalled anti Virus as its not connected to T'internet.
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Monitored Threads and seem stable.
This build was also tested on a windows 7 machine and has been run overnight with no problems. the executable also runs on my development machine with no problems. The windows 8 machine has no NI max installed (Just the RT engine), the windows 7 does along with VISA drivers etc.
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Windows 7 (64 bit) - LabVIEW 2013 (32 bit) full development.
Target PC (with error message)
Windows 8 (64 bit) - LabVIEW 2013 RTE (Installed from an installer built on machine above using recommended settings)
Other Test Target (With no problems)
Windows 7 64 bit - LabVIEW 2013 RTE, MAX and VISA Installed.
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Many Thanks in advance
Craig
10 years+ LabVIEW experience.
LabVIEW 2012

Hi craigc,
Good job with the current troubleshooting status!
A couple of things though:
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• You have mentioned that you used perfmon. What exactly did you measure and what results did you log?
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• What about increasing the delay in TCP Send? I assume you have followed the latter suggestion from this forum post?
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Mark N
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National Instruments UK & Ireland

My TCP/IP connection return randomly a "Not enough memory to complete this operation"

I have a program running a data acquisition loop on a PC. (PIII 700, 128 Meg RAM). This program send all the data reads from the system to a UI in another PC via a TCP/IP connection.
Everything works fine.. but, sometime, I receive a message "not enough memory to complete this operation". This is ramdom and cannot always be reproduce. I run often days without this problem and he show up 2 or three times the next day.
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VXI card HP 1413, (VISA layer and configuration DLL from HP)
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I agree with Jonas suggestion re: RT Engine Info.
I beileve use need the following line in your LabVIEW.INI file to get that option.
targetmeminfo=true
I threw together a VI that tracks memory usange vs time VI that has preved quire helpful. I will attach this Vi along with a llb that I pulled down of this site somewhere. They have some supprt VI that are required.
What I suggest you do is fire this VI up and watch how your memory behaves. What you will see (hopefully) is memory useage that converges on some constant level. When you open FP via LV-RT or the web served FP's, there will be spikes in memory usage. When these remote FP are closed, the memory usage will drop-off.
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NOW LE
T ME STOP and acknowledge that you may have some difficulty in trying to use the Get RT Engine info or using my utility if you really are out of memory. Let me suggest that you start by opening and running my utility first. If your code will not run and load with my utility running, don't give up! Try targeting the application and building the VI on the cFP 2000 and setting it to auto-boot. I have found that the compiled vesrions use a much smaller foot print than the development versions. Start your app by ressetting it and then target the cFP unit. You then load and start the utility I attached.
I have successfully deplyed app's that would only run as built app's on the cFP's. The cFP is very good at making you very aware of how you are using memory. THey are just a little tricky to work with. They make you appreciate the luxury of working with the cFP 2020's.
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Not enough memory to complete this remote panel operation (LAN)

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Also, i have noted when i perform "control tasks", they have a bad effect on my app (in the server machine), in terms of performance.
The problems of excessive memory consumption can be avoided, when we used conventional PCs ? and, ¿The monitoring and the control affect my application performance?
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Hi Ankita, i will read that document now...
I work with a conventional PC and a PXI (8175). The problem is when i try to see the remote front panel thru a LAN, my application and the Remote Panel crashes, and the messages is "Not enough memory to complete this remote panel operation....". So, my question is, if it is posible to avoid this kind of problems? or remote panels are limited to a little apps... My App acquire a lot of data (thru a DSA 4472 daq) and then it process and shows that data without problems until remote panel is activated.
Sorry my english... and thanks anyway
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