RENDERING

Posted by Glenn 
RENDERING
May 11, 2005 08:17PM
I can't render certain clips in my sequence. To make matters worse, the clips that I'm unable to render don't appear in the Canvas window whenever I move the playhead to a spot over the unrendered clip. However when I double click on the same unrendered clip it does appear in the Viewer. I haven't worked on this particular project in over a year. Should that matter? I am working with FCP 4.5 on a G5 Power PC dual 2 GHz processor with 4.5 Gigs of RAM.

Re: RENDERING
May 11, 2005 10:43PM
Is the source still physically on the computer? It could be that what you are seeing in the viewer is a (previous) render file version, and not the actual clip. Search your hard drive for the original. If it's not there, you can't render it.
Re: RENDERING
May 12, 2005 03:41AM
Jude,

Yes the source is still on the computer. I put the computer to sleep and went out of the office for awhile. When I returned some of the files that were previously unrendered became rendered. I checked my User Preferences and Auto Rendering is on. But if the clip was unrenderable manually, why would it respond to the automatic function (assuming that's what happened). And I have other clips in the sequence that I'm still unable to render.This problem is becoming more and more mysterious. Thanks for your input.
Re: RENDERING
May 12, 2005 06:46AM
Putting an FCP computer asleep with FCP open has caused no end of problems. I have heard this time and again. Best never to sleep on your video computer.

My best guess is that FCP looses it "brain's" when put to sleep.
Re: RENDERING
May 12, 2005 10:41AM
"My best guess is that FCP looses it "brain's" when put to sleep."

... which would suggest that trashing prefs might put everything back in order.

Scott
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