File Not Rendering

I am trying to render a video in after effects and i put the settings as a quicktime file and under format options in "video codec" I put it as an Mpeg-4 video when I click render this message pops up "After Effects error: Rendering error while writing the file "C:/user/Matt_000/videos/MVI_5488_2.mov" An output module failed. The file may be damaged or corrupted. (-1610153464)" any help please?? Thank you

Use another format from the Output Module or open your project in the Adobe Media Encoder and do your MPEG compression there. The Render Cue / Output module is lousy for doing mpeg compression.
If that fails we need to know a lot more about your project. MPEG is very picky about frame sizes.

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w3c validation report:
The uploaded document "adenosine.svg" was successfully checked as SVG 1.1+IRI, XHTML5+ARIA plus MathML 2.0 (experimental). This means that the resource in question identified itself as "SVG 1.1+IRI, XHTML5+ARIA plus MathML 2.0 (experimental)" and that we successfully performed a formal validation using an SGML, HTML5 and/or XML Parser(s) (depending on the markup language used).

If svg is not a reliable format for this purpose I need to use eps or ps or pdf as the format for the content.
SVG is "reliable", you just need to make it Illustrator SVG, which much to the chagrin of most users is a completely different thing than web-compliant SVG. Hence people use Inkscape as an intermediate workflow in such cases. If you simply save the file from AI, you can easily see what changes it makes and how it likes the formatting and entities so if you have control over the source code of your app, I don't see what would be the difficulty an adjusting it??? I mean, EPS and PDF won't negate that fact, either - to render correctly in AI, it needs to follow its somewhat odd way of handling some format specs. You could produce a PDF that is 100% perfect as per the spec, but it could still look like crap in AI, so I'm realyl not sure what you are trying to prove here...
Mylenium

Mac OS 10.7 and Premiere Pro CS5 not reading AVI and DV files, not rendering to Media Encoder

Hi Folks,
I've been wrestling with these problems since I bought my Macbook Pro running Lion (currently v10.7.3). I've had video editing and DVD authoring workflows that have worked perfectly for both CS3 and CS4 with Premiere Pro and Encore. I used to be able to import DV and AVI files and render timelines to Adobe Media Encoder so I can make DVD projects in Encore but it seems there are a lot of broken bits and pieces either with 10.7 or with CS5 or both. I've tired creating new projects or re-editing CS4 Premiere Pro projects that I can still edit with CS4 on my old Macbook Pro with 10.6.8. In fact I've given up on CS5 and I've gone back to my old laptop to edit. My problems with CS5/5.5 are:
1     Can't import DV files - error message saying this is an unsupported format
2     Can't import AVI files - error message saying this is an unsupported format
3     When I export media and try to use Adobe Media Encoder (AME) the render queue doesn't respond to the files being sent from Premiere Pro (PPro). I have to render the files one at a time from within PPro. I have no idea where the queued files go but even if I have AME open it doesn't respond. In CS4 AME would open automatically and wait until I told it to render the files.
4     In Encore I've had trouble burning to DVD. I have to make an ISO file and then burn that using Toast. I'n not particularly fussed about this but while I'm unloading I may as well give you the full picture.
Basically I'm really hating this vcersion of CS5/Mac OS. Lion is like using Vista from what I can tell. On my PCs I went from XP to Windows 7 so I kinda avoided all that pain it it seems the computer gods are smiting good and proper now. I don't care whose fault it is I want Apple and Adobe to fix it or if some kind soul can share their experiences and hopefully how they fixed it I'd be eternally grateful until the next upgrade totally blindsides us all.
Thank you in anticipation --> Mal/Melboure/AU

Sorry for your troubles.
Pr 5.5.2 is still a bit persnickety for me on 10.6.8, but overall, it's still faster than FCP7 and MC6, and overall pretty dependable. Imports and plays AVI files just fine.
Lion still isn't ready for prime time, from what I've seen. Like all Mac OS releases, it probably won't be until 10.7.6 or so. And that may never happen, becuase 10.8 is purported to be just around the corner.
So, my advice is, if possible, go back to what works, 10.6.8.

Large RichText file not rendering properly

A report created that contains a large amount of rich text data (6000 + characters not including rich text tags) does not display all the text in either the report designer (full crystal reports v 12.2.0.290) or the component (.net or com). The report does display all the text if opened in the Crystal Viewer 2008 (v 12.2.202.r566). I have been having this issue for some time and have applied all service packs (SP2). This issue has been in product for several versions back. When I tried the Free Viewer and it worked, we purchased Version 2008 (12.x). But still had the problem.
The report is created by querying a SQL Server database and retreiving the data. Dataset (recordset in com) is created and the report is populated (several sections with subreports). When displayed in .net or com the report displays 15 pages. In the Viewer it displays 20 pages (all). The report is exported to a crystal report for viewing in the Viewer, designer or component.
I have a sample report displaying this behavior, but cannot provide it for public view due to the nature of some of the information. However I will provide it for official support.
This site is very difficult to navigate and I've not found any other way to report an issue.

Hi Jim, Correct, you can not attach anything to forums. It's for public use and not a case handling system. If you would like to purchase a case a get a dedicated support engineer to go over the issue you do have that option. If it is a bug then you will be refunded. This way we have a case to attach the bug to.
http://store.businessobjects.com/store/bobjamer/DisplayProductByTypePage&parentCategoryID=&categoryID=11522300?resid=-Z5tUwoHAiwAAA8@NLgAAAAS&rests=1254701640551
Thank you
Don

Svg still not rendering

There have been a few topics about the svg import into Muse.
I'm still having trouble on my website design. I keep getting the error "unable to generate thumbnail" and when exported to the browser the image doesn't show up.
Would greatly appreciate any help!
Using:
Mac OSX 10.10.
Safari

Hi
in case you stil have this issue, please check this thread SVG files not rendering in Muse

Error while rendering: Export file not found - what to do?

Hi,
I have been editing my video in four different premiere pro projects (as I got adviced to do from these forums because it's AVCHD clips). I have rendered these four projects and burned to four DVD's (total playtime is around 1.5hours) - which is working fine.
But then I try to import all four projects into one big master project because I want to make a blu-ray iso. The import goes fine (I import like this: File > Import > Choose project > Import entire project)
I export to encore, make the menus etc. and click "build" to start rendering. The problem is that after some time I get this error:
Blu-ray Object: "sequence-name-here/project-name-here.prproj", Export file not found
I have seen this error before while rendering some of the four individual projects - but when I saw them I simply just tried again by exporting to encore from the projects again. This seemed to work - but with the big master project I have tried several times with no luck.
Can anyone help me fix this issue? :)

Yes, I got this too:
For posterity, here is what I have found that completely fixes this error, repeatedly: Clear Encore's cache. Specifically:
Close your Encore project and exit Encore
Go to the cache subdirectory named for your project (ie. if your save file is c:\projects\mymovie.ncor then go to c:\projects\mymovie\cache)
Delete the file "mlf.cache.v10"
If your Encore project contains any Premiere Pro dynamically-linked assets, start Premiere Pro and load at least one of the projects used in Encore. (I have found that this reduces memory usage -- for some reason, Premiere Pro takes up less memory than if Encore spawns the PProHeadless.exe media server to serve the same function)
Restart Encore and load your project
...and wait, patiently, for Encore to re-scan all of your assets and build up the cache again and don't touch it until it's finished. I use Process Explorer (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653) to watch my disk activity and CPU to know when Encore is finished (just hover on the cyan-colored graph and you can see what program is performing the most disk activity). Once it's all finished, I save, then immediately try to build my project again. For proof of concept, my 40GB BD-50 project just built last night after getting this error yesterday afternoon.
If any of your assets are not transcoded before you begin this process, transcode them all, then start this process over again from step one. Clearing the cache does not clear the transcodes.
I hope this helps someone. I was not looking forward to completely re-authoring my project, which I've been working on (on and off) for a few months.

Rendered preview files not loading after mavericks software update

Once I render and save a project, exit out, and come back in, the rendered files that I "saved" are not rendered. This all happened after the mavericks software update

Adobe/Jive have a BAD title for the SEARCH THIS FORUM function
Go to http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere and, in the area just under Ask a Question, type in
maverick
or
mavericks
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csrAttachmentUploadDiv partattachment is not rendered SP 2013(Attach file in not working for all the list forms)?
Ravi
function ShowPartAttachment() {
ULSopi:
    if (document.getElementById("part1") == null || typeof document.getElementById("part1") == "undefined") {
        alert(Strings.STS.L_FormMissingPart1_Text);
        return;
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Am also facing the similar problem....any iputs are highly appriciated.
Issue..
1) Defined the attachment type in IMG.
2) Added the attachment type "SFREEATTM" by selecting other attributes---> Attachment Types.
3) Attached the excel file in the design.
See the screen shot below:
The Issue is when testing through tcode nwbc in the inbox the attachment tab is not visible after selecting the particular form.
Please see the screen shot below:
Did i miss any Configuration?? Please suggest...
Regards,
Naveen

File Not Found Error When Rendering Motion Menu

Hi there.
I'm attempting to render a motion menu and keep getting the error "file not found". All of the necessary files are available and no specific missing file is mentioned.
The background video is a .m2v, and there is a .wav audio file too. They are 42 seconds long.
I tried other Encore projects and 2 others are doing the same thing, or coming up with a 'General Error'.
I have cleaned the Database in the Media Cache. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Encore. There are no updates available.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
David

Yeah, it would have taken me quite a while to redo the menus completely! So I was very thankful for the save to menu template option.
When I (not recently, thank goodness!) have a project I suspect of corruption, I create a new project, and just "import as menu" from the old menu subdirectory. The method you used deletes the menus, so exporting the menus helps.
Mac OS 10.6.8
That's Snow Leopard, right?
Actually, I'm not really sure about Encore terminology (this was my first project), but the only motion I have in my menus is the line that appears under the button text when that button is highlighted. At one point I had the photo buttons (for videos) set to animate, but I removed that option.
A highlight is just a highlight, not "motion." Animated buttons, when rendered as the menu, are actually a video background, so that was a motion menu.
All 30 slideshows are actually individual video timelines. They were created and exported from Photosho Lightroom 3.
In Encore terminology, those are just videos - many Encore users choose to do slideshows as videos.
I had originally tried creating each one as a slideshow from within Encore, but I was DEEPLY dismayed by how slow Encore became, evetually locking up at least once per hour. It was ridiculous, even taking into account the fact that it is not a 64-bit program. I planned to leave 2 of the songs as Encore slideshows (Lightroom can't do Pan/Zoom), but in the end I had to replace them with mp4s because the slideshows just would not play. Really, it was about 11 wasted days plus 4 productive days to get me through the project!
Encore has a variety of problems with slideshows, but I suspect from your description that you were using very large images. Scaling them down a bit can improve performance.

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