Space for 9708x15542

Hi all,
Hope everyone is O.K. well I am not, silly AE CS3 PRO. I have on my system Windows Vista 32bit intel Duo Core 6600 2.40ghz 4.0GB memory, and 300GIG of hard drive space free. I have created a basic 30sec comp using mainly 3D text and transistions. Nothing to strenouis. Anyhow when I render the comp a fault appears "UNABLE TO ALLOCATE SPACE FOR 9708X15542 IMAGE".
Is it a memory issue/Cache?
What do I need to do to fix this problem?
Thank you all.
josel

That is a ginormous size -- close to IMAX resolution.  As Mylenium said, AE doesn't handle very large comps well. Other 32-bit composting apps handle them far better (like Shake & Nuke), so it's not necessarily a 32-bit memory issue. AE needs to generate very large image buffers if you have motion blur, 3D layers, or lights on very large layers.
There's a useful guide from Jonas Hummelstrand at General Specialist that you might find helpful:
http://generalspecialist.com/2006/11/avoiding-after-effects-error-could-not.asp
Basically, you chop up your huge image into layers in Photoshop. Jonas was able to process 32,000 x 32,000 resolution layers using this method. Do you have any extremely large layers that could benefit from this method?

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