Re: Render Failed

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From: Mylenium
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:31

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It most certainly doesn't hinge on the resolution or something, but you may be using either a very heavy blur or glow somewhere, continuous rasterization, temporal effects (frame blending, Timewarp) or a "leaky" legacy plug-in that eats all your memory. For the plug-in stuff, upgrade to the newest version, for the rest look through your comps layer by layer, turn off suspicious effects/ features and try to render again.

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