Premiere Pro - Disk Full Error

I am trying to export a project and for certain settings both Premiere Pro CC and Media Encoder CC are giving me an error message - disk full.
The disk is nowhere near full and just in case, I have cleared preferences and cashe, but it did not help. What can I do about this?

This is an OLD Premiere 6 and disk full error message but it may give you ideas http://forums.adobe.com/thread/567832 see #10
Also, more information may allow someone to help
-PPro Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840

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    I am using CS4 and tried to render my 1st video of about 2 hours to MS AVI format. I get an error after about 20 minutes that says:
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    - Output File: F:\Videos\Premiere Pro\Sequence 01.avi
    - Preset Used: NTSC DV
    - Video: 720x480, 29.97 [fps], Lower, Quality 100
    - Audio: 48000 Hz, Stereo, 16 bit
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    Disk Full.
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    First thanks to everyone who tried to help. I believe I found the problem. It had nothing to do with Premiere Pro setup. The 1TB external hard drive that I was using for my scratch drive was set up as a FAT32. This meant that any files I tried to create that would be greater than about 4GB would error out. This is why I was getting the "disk full" error message even though my disk still had over of 600gb available space. I converted the hard drive to NTFS and have no more errors. Hopefully my discovery will help the next person who may run into this problem.

  • Premier Disk full error

    Hola
    Trato de dar render a unos clip de video o de exportar un freeze en Tiff y aparece el mensaje de disk full error ,cuando en realidad los discos de audio y video estan casi vacios.Mi computadora es P III 750 , W2K Pro SP 4 , Nvidia 32 meg AGP video card ,2 Seagate cheetah 18 gig 10,000 rpm para audio y video , Pinnacle DC 2000 videocapture card , Premier 5.1 c.
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    Ojo,
    Ten en cuenta lo que los demas colegas te han advertido, que son detalles importantes.
    Por lo que veo tus discos duros no son del tamaño adecuado para la edicion de videos pues solo tienen 18 Gb cada uno y para que estes comodo debes tener uno de al menos 40 Gb donde se guarden los Preview y otros utiles y otro mas grande para las capturas y el video final a exportar. Ademas, revisa con que codec estas comprimiendo el video y que compresion estas usando para renderizar y exportar.
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  • I've cleared almost 30 gig off of my hard drive in the past 2 weeks, and it will temporarily show that in the Get Info box.  But hours later, I am still getting a disk full error and all of the memory has disappeared.

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