Render video is crashing media encoder

I have a long video presentation 1hr 7 min, in which I had to remove an rf transmitter with the clone brush. This is shot on 2 cameras so many layers. I finished about half the show and sent it to render overnight. Which it did. I continued work on the remainder of the show and it is crashing in ME.
Am I demanding too much from ME or is there something else going on.
Late 2009 12 core macpro
40 gb ram
Video drive Xserve raid
Video card Kona III
Graphics, quadro 4000
Photoshop CC 7.2
Thx...jim watt

Probably a damaged source footage file. Could be as trivial as a discontinuous timecode. Try to re-export/ convert the source file. If you used a clip format for rendering, you should try to export an image sequence and then convert it in a second pass.
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