https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500099
--- Comment #8 from Martynas <martygs...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Bernd from comment #5) > I cannot reproduce on Windows 11 with 24.12.2 installed. > > The project loaded fine, played back smoothly, and rendering started > immediately. No issues whatsoever. > > In the video you shared showing the steps and the delayed rendering start > and final crash, I noticed a few things: > * The render goes to a drive F: Is this an external drive or a USB stick? > * You changed the folder for project files to custom. Are you sure about > that? And why did you do this? > * You selected the .kdenlive project file in the render output file dialog > and then removed the .kdenlive suffix. This is an odd way of selecting the > output because by default Kdenlive uses the project filename as the output > filename anyway. > > I suggest you try to shorten the filename drastically and try again. Also, > use an internal drive and a simple folder name close to root (for example > C:\Test) F:\ disc is INSTALLED in the laptop I am working with. It has 4 SSDs installed. And I was doing so from the beninning. > I suggest you try to shorten the filename drastically and try again. Also, > use an internal drive and a simple folder name close to root (for example > C:\Test) I've already tried to export the project straight to C:\0001\0001.mp4 I've got the same crash with the same issue. Don't know why. > I suggest you try to shorten the filename drastically and try again. Also, > use an internal drive and a simple folder name close to root (for example > C:\Test) About the long rendered clip name, I did like that from the very start, and everything worked perfectly without a single bug or issue, but the last kdenlive update. > * You changed the folder for project files to custom. Are you sure about > that? And why did you do this? I like when everything is in it's place, if I do a project about something, it has it's own directory, and all the files that belongs to properly working project stays in that directory. NOT spread in whole 4 SSDs in every directory possible. > * You selected the .kdenlive project file in the render output file dialog > and then removed the .kdenlive suffix. This is an odd way of selecting the > output because by default Kdenlive uses the project filename as the output > filename anyway. I know that, just if I wouldn't doublecheck the Render / Export destination folder, Rendered clip may go enywhare but the specified folder that I created for the specific profile. (once agai, I did so till the very last kdenlive update). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
