Hello, all,
I've been working on a project in After Effects that fails to render both in After Effects and in the Media Encoder Queue.
In after effects, I receive a "After Effects error: internal verification failure, sorry! {Node received more checkout requests than expected}" message, and in the Media Encoder Queue, I receive a "After Effects has encountered an error. [../../src/Dispatch Message.cpp-126]" message when I try to import/render.
I thought the problem was caused by Magic Bullet Looks, so I transferred MB and other effects from the pre-comp files to adjustment layers.
After doing this, I was able to render a few seconds in AE before receiving the same message. In the MEQ, the program renders a few seconds over the course of a few hours then stops rendering and counting the time that's passing at the same time (The render freezes but the program does not).
Intensive effects I have on the project include: Twitch, S-Shake, Looks, RSMB, Pixel Sorting, and Turbulent displacement effects.
I have tried uninstalling/reinstalling Adobe, updating Adobe software, updating my drivers, clearing disk caches, deleting CFA and PEK files, allocating more RAM to Adobe, taking intensive effects out of my project, and rendering different parts of my project at different points. None of these solutions have worked.
In addition, AE and MEQ are running more slowly as of recently than in the past (I do not have anti-virus software slowing them down).
I am operating on an ALIENWARE laptop with 16 gigs of RAM (8 Allocated to Adobe).
The crashes are not due to running out of memory.
Thank you,
Brennan