hello
when a slave rendering complete. other rendering job maybe has a error message :
0: STDOUT: aerender Error: After Effects error: Rendering error while writing to file U:\work_fin_3.avi. Disk Full. The file may be damaged or corrupted. (-1610153463)
then the job restart.
my harddisk have enough space.
what can i do to fix this error?
ps:my network is Gigabit Ethernet
Hi,
Strange. Can you try rendering to an image sequence to rule out the avi movie format being the issue here?
Do you have enough disk space on the local slave machine processing this task as well as the final “u:\” drive destination?
Could you provide the full job report to see if anything else stands out here?
sorry
the message is incomplete.
the log message :
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:21 (622): 0 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:21 (622): 1 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:22 (623): 0 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:22 (623): 1 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:23 (624): 0 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:23 (624): 0 Seconds
0: STDOUT: PROGRESS: 0:01:04:24 (625): 0 Seconds
0: STDOUT: WARNING:After Effects warning: Could not create the file ‘U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_fin_2.avi’. The path is not valid.
0: STDOUT: aerender Error: After Effects error: Rendering error while writing to file U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_fin_2.avi . Disk Full. The file may be damaged or corrupted. (-1610153463)
why “The path is not valid.” ?
can i set io timeout ?
"u:"is a windows 2012 map driver
all slave has enough space
Another problem:
deadline rendering complete. I need script to change output file’s name.
python’s script run in IDLE with no errors but this script in deadline have a lot of error’s like this :
Exception during render: An error occurred in RenderScript(): Python Error: Python Exception: WindowsError (System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception)
Exception during render: An error occurred in RenderScript(): Function “main” is not defined in the script file
how can i fix this script?
my python script:
#coding=utf-8
import os,sys
import time
time.sleep(1)
os.rename(r’U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_fin_2.avi’, r’U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_2.avi’)
3th.question
use deadlinecommand send job to deadline
set ConcurrentTasks=4 on ae_job_info.job
but no effect
how can i use multi thread in slave?
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Can you provide a FULL log report of the AE job? We can then use that to look at eliminating Deadline out of the equation here. Does the AE comp work if you render to an image sequence or Quicktime. ie: anything other than *.avi?
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All Deadline Python scripts need to have a main function declared as follows:
[code]import os, sys
import time
########################################################################
Main Function Called By Deadline
########################################################################
def main():
time.sleep(1)
os.rename(r’U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_fin_2.avi’, r’U:\1avi\20141007183419010016h\work_2.avi’)[/code]
- AE already does a good job of multi-threading. In fact, there are options to reduce/disable this feature, as it can sometimes lead to crashing a 3rd party plugin, which doesn’t support multi-threading. See “Multi-Process Rendering: Enable multi-process rendering.” under the AE manual page:
thinkboxsoftware.com/deadlin … on_Options
Do you have a Task Limit assigned to a Slave’s Task Limit? (checkbox enabled?) If not, do you have “Multi-Process Rendering” checkbox enabled? Have you removed some CPU affinity on one or more of your slaves?
Essentially, setting ConcurrentTasks=4, should work. Please can you provide FULL log reports of the slave/job trying to concurrent process AE project file and we can take a look further.