Dirk de Jong from Boris said there must be a difference in the effects processing setting between the "i" and "P" projects. Setting the render processing to 8 bit gets rid of the error. Here's what I found:
I found the render setting set to automatic in both 1080i and 1080P. Then I manually set the effect to 16 and I get the error in both project types. Setting it to 8bit processing and it works in both project types. That makes me think that the "automatic" effects processing setting chooses 16 bit in "i" and 8 bit in "P". Seems strange they would are not symmetrical.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, John Moore <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> I'm in a 1080i/59.94 project and I have DNX220X media. There is BCC 5.0.4 on the system. There is a freeze frame with BCC Tritone effect nested inside BCC Film Damage. When I go to render the film damage effect I get the follow error message:
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> If I step in and render the tritone effect I do not get the error and the render happens as usual. Stepping out I still get the render error on the Film Damage effect. If I toggle the project to 1080P/29.97 I can render the effect without the error and then switch back to 1080i and everything plays fine. The source material is DNX220X from DVCProHD tapes captured in a 1080i project. Anybody got any reason for this behavior. I know I've posted about this error message before but IIRC I thought it was because of DNX 220X vs. DNX 220 media but that was just a guess back then. This project was originally offlined with the same Version of BCC 5.0.4 and Avid 5.5.x on macs.
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> John Moore
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