EdwardMartinIII
Technical User
I have several projects that consist of thousands of stills, but I encountered this same error in projects that only contained a hundred or so stills.
I'll try to do a preview and it'll chug along for a while, then suddenly stop and pop up a window that it cannot find a particular preview file. I can either try to find the file (there is no such file), or I tell it to ignore the error and simply restart the preview process.
What makes this annoying is that there were no preview files. This is a new preview, so why the heck would it even bother looking for something?
It's especially bothersome because some of my sequences are hundreds of 1-frame stills of animation. This error message pops up like an amphetamine-dosed beagle puppy whenever I try to preview these things. It takes less time to simply render the darn movie!
Does anyone else encounter this? If so, have you found any sort of solution?
Cheers,
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Edward
"Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door
I'll try to do a preview and it'll chug along for a while, then suddenly stop and pop up a window that it cannot find a particular preview file. I can either try to find the file (there is no such file), or I tell it to ignore the error and simply restart the preview process.
What makes this annoying is that there were no preview files. This is a new preview, so why the heck would it even bother looking for something?
It's especially bothersome because some of my sequences are hundreds of 1-frame stills of animation. This error message pops up like an amphetamine-dosed beagle puppy whenever I try to preview these things. It takes less time to simply render the darn movie!
Does anyone else encounter this? If so, have you found any sort of solution?
Cheers,
Edward "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door