Out of Memory, I thought I'd seen a solution to this.

I have a ProRes 422 timeline and I get out of memory messages when I am trying to render. If I quit FCP and re-open, it will then render. How can I fix this and not have to re-open FCP?

This is generally caused by corrupt or invalid media in your timeline. It can be caused by using a codec that is unsuitable for editing (e.g. H.264 or FLV), by images that are too large (more than 4000px in width or height) or by images that are not RGB.

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I get this error message. When I render a precooked piece of video, ie exported as a QuickTime and brought back into the sequence, and I've added a title and a blurred box. I restart QuickTime and it renders.

Rendering in pieces, ie rendering a 20 sec clip in two parts seems to work.

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A-ha, turning off external playback to my matrox mini seems to resolve the issue. So I hit command f12, render and then Hit command f12 again.