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"Error: Out of Memory" message after De-InterlacingPosted by radam04
I'm trying to export an uncompressed qt file from my FCP 6.0.6, but it's coming out with those horizontal lines that de-interlacing fixes. So, when I try to de-interlace it and then render the sequence or export it, in both cases it comes up with an "Error: Out of Memory" message. It does not do this if I don't de-interlace it-- it will export or render fine. I removed some gigs from the Render Manager, but it still isn't working. If you have any thoughts, I'd really appreciate it.
I wanted to add a little to my initial post. I tried to create a new sequence from scratch and drag the clips into it, but it doesn't seem to work the way it did for my last problem (http://www.lafcpug.org/phorum/read.php?1,274019,274019#msg-274019).
When I just created a new sequence and dragged the clips into it, without first altering anything, it would de-interlace and render fine, but the aspect ratio was different. The original sequence is in 1920 x 1080, 29.97 fps, and it's not anamorphic. This new sequence was defaulted at 720 x 480 and was anamorphic. A post-production house created the 1920 x 1080 sequence, and it's definitely the right ratio. So, I don't know what's going on. When I try to create a new sequence and change the aspect ratio to 1920 x 1080, it will change it to 1620 x 1080 automatically. Also, when I render a file (which I'm able to do successfully in this sequence), it ends up making the video look very pixel-y. So, yeah, there's just a lot of stuff happening that doesn't quite make sense to me. It's really only the de-interlace filter that seems to be triggering this, but I definitely need to get rid of those horizontal lines so I'm not sure how to get around it. Thanks a lot for any help you can offer! Please let me know if you need more info to answer this, too.
Okay, I think I've figured out the exact issue. I created a new sequence, figured out how to keep it locked to the same specifications (i.e. aspect ratio, frame rate, etc.), and brought the sequence in. I was able to de-interlace and render fine.
And then I noticed that in the Video Processing tab in Settings, there was one difference between the original sequence that the post-production facility made and the new one I created: their's was in "Render 10-bit material in high-precision YUV," while this new sequence was in the default "Render in 8-bit YUV." So, that seems to be what's causing this "out of memory" error when I try to render or export. So now, in addition to my initial question on how to just make it work using the original, correct settings, my question is: what exactly is the difference between these two render settings? Is the difference that tangible? Could I get away with using the 8-bit setting? Please help if you think you can, I'm late on a deadline for a distributor because of this snag. Thanks a lot.
What do you mean "after your done with it?" Just to clarify.
I figured out a way around the rendering error: I just de-interlaced and rendered each clip individually. But, I still get the same "Error: Out of Memory" message when I try to export an uncompressed QT file. There's even an error when I try to export it, with "Uncompressed 10-bit" settings, through Compressor. But, just like in FCP, when I try "Uncompressed 8-bit" settings in Compressor, I'm able to export successfully. I'm just going to export it in FCP under the "Render in 8-bit YUV" setting and see if it's satisfactory.
Your final output is probably 8 bits anyway. And yea, what Jude said... If I shot on RED and you give me 8 bits, I won't be too pleasant..
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