When I'm rendering or mixing down, the full audio is processed, but the video is unavailable on the finished product after about 20 minutes (for a two hour project). I've tried it three different times, in three different resolution settings. Any suggestions?
Hi Patrick and welcome to the user to user forums.
Can you tell us which version (Year) of Movie Edit Pro you are using?
If it is Movie Edit Pro 2022, can you post a screen grab of this programs Device Options settings please?
Ray.
Hi Ray, it’s Movie Edit Pro Premium 2022. (Screen grab as soon as I can). Thanks for your prompt reply. I love this community.
I’m editing on a Lenovo Flex 5 with i5 processors. If this is the issue, is there a workaround?
Hi Patrick.
You have a hard drive sufficient space warning. The program writes to the C: drive during exporting to temp files. It needs a fair amount of free space to do that.
The D: drive (hopefully a second drive and not a partition) is not showing any activity.
Where are the video files stored for the project? Which drive?
Which drive is the export being sent to?
Don't make one drive (like the C: drive) do all the work.
Ideally you want project files on a separate disk to the operating system and a third drive to export to. Keep the C: drive for programs only. Free up as much space on the C: drive as possible. Don't use One Drive or similar cloud based storage for project files . The files can't be read fast enough or written to fast enough.
You are only showing the overall processor load, not the individual cores.
Right click where the processor core is showing and select the following for a better analysis.
Ray.
Off to bed now but someone else may be able to take over who is in another time zone.
Please also take a screenshot of the Program Settings, Device Options tab which Ray shows in his post.
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Hi Patrick.
My guess as to Jeff's question is you have the Intel GPU set in all the Program Device Options tab but I'm also guessing there are a lot of files residing on your C: drive looking at the activity going on.
What files are on your C: drive?
On the plus side, at least at this point where you took the screenshot (why not use 'Print Screen' instead? open it in Paint and save as a jpg.) you seem to have enough spare ram and a bit of headroom in the CPU cores and the HD 620 seems to be coping but why is the Wi-Fi going mad?
Please answer all the previous questions or we can't really give any further meaningful guidance.
Ray.