Can't export more than 1 frame

[Clay Coleman]

RedCine latest version on MacPro OSX 10.4.11

I loaded a group of R3D files into Redcine and did my grade. The original material is 4K, and I'm downsizing to 10Bit QuickTime PAL 1024x576. My playout is going to a Sonnet Raid with plenty of free disc space.

When I hit GO, Redcine starts processing and creates a QuickTime on the Sonnet. When I open the QuickTime, all I get is the first frame of the first clip in the timeline. This happens even if I select another shorter clip in the timeline. I still just get the first frame of the first clip.

What gives?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Clay

 

[Corrado Silveri]

First: Delete all the files under Libray/Redcine.
Second: Be sure that the project resolution matches the export resolution.
Third: Try using the "standard" debayer instead of "full".
Just my two cents...

 

[Clay Coleman]

Corrado,

Thanks muchly. I'll give your first suggestion a try. I think it's some simple issue like that as there are a lot of posts on the Redusernet describing the same problem. Very frustrating, I find, that the basic tools are still so unstable.

Meantime, your english is fine except for "the project resolution match the export resolution". Should be: "matches the export resolution."

Why?

The verb "to match" is conjugated as

I match
you match
he, she, or it matches
we match
they match
you (pl.) match

So, the resolution (it) matches. Got it?

Best,
Clay

 

[Corrado Silveri]

Got it! Many thanks.
And let me know if you are able to solve this problem...

 

[Clay Coleman]

Corrado,

Ok, got it working, at least I was able to grade and export a single clip properly. I just set up a batch and sent it off to render out. It seems to be processing correctly now, I'll know for sure by this evening.

I didn't have the time to go through a step by step troubleshoot, so I'm not totally sure what the problem was. Trashing prefs, doing a clean install of Redcine, restarting, repairing permissions, restarting again, no other apps running, etc. seems to have saved the day.

Best,
Clay