Video Studio Ultimate 2023 - Rendering Issues

Hi thanks for the response

I don't get the message " The File has been rendered successfully"

As I save this file in a different location.

Nothing is there!

I got loads of space, tried saving the project on file to a different location still the same result, thought it maybe the graphics driver so I went back to the previous one still the same deal.

This is a particular project.

If you’re unable to export a project as a video in VideoStudio, it might be helpful to identify the differences between this project and others that you’ve been able to export successfully.

For instance, there could be compatibility issues with videos shot on a new camera or downloaded video files that you’ve never used before. In such cases, converting the videos to a generic MP4 format using tools like Xmedia Recode might help.

The phrase “no message is displayed” is not clear enough. For example, it’s unclear whether VideoStudio abruptly shuts down during the export process without any message, or if the export progress halts at a certain percentage, or if the application freezes and you’re forced to terminate it.

If the encoding process consistently stops at a specific time or percentage and then crashes, it’s highly likely that there’s an issue with the part of the project being encoded at that time.

Keeping the preview screen on all the time can prolong the export process, so it might be a good idea to turn on the preview screen only when you anticipate a crash, to identify which scene is causing the problem. For example, overlaying multiple complex transitions can put too much load on the system. Also, crossfading songs created with the automatic music creation feature might cause errors.

Using the Smart Package to gather all your materials in one place can simplify the path to your materials, which might increase the chances of successful encoding. Also, for non-English-speaking users, changing the filenames of your materials and program files to English might help avoid issues.

You might also want to try using a different rendering engine. If you have the hardware encoder enabled, try disabling it, or vice versa. If you’re encountering errors with MP4 H.265, try switching to H.264, or try exporting in a different format like MPEG2. The materials used in your project might be incompatible with the encoder.

If you have security software enabled, try turning off background security checks while idling. Unauthorized CPU usage while you’re not operating the system might cause errors. Please be aware of this.