My assumption was it was erroring out because of a corrupted project file. However, I closed Premiere, opened a new project and imported the problem project into it. On two different machines.ġst Machine: The memory was not matched from the manfacturer, so I dropped in 4 sticks of 1GB DDR2 and never saw the error again.Ģnd Machine: It was a bit different not hardware from what I could muster. Before making those changes I would get the "out of memory" error every single time I was working with a project in Premiere Pro. Once I made the above changes, over 8 months ago, I have not had the dreaded "out of memory" error once. I went the conservative route and changed my virtual memory to 4096 meg. The standard "rule of thumb" is to have your virtual memory set to twice your physical memory.
FIRESHOT PRO OUT OF MEMORY WINDOWS
I was shocked to see that, by default, Windows set my page file (virtual memory) to roughly 800 meg even though I had 4 gigs of memory. I did two things which have made the error go away completely (without changing hardware).ġ) I render sequence changes much more frequently and don't wait until I have a ton of changes to renderĢ) I went into "my computer" and checked my memory settings. All that happened after I installed 4 gigs of memory is that it took a bit longer before I got the "out of memory" error. I had 2 gigs of memory and decided to try upgrading to 4 gigs to see if that would help. I used to get this "out of memory" error all the time. See also Adobe technical support document 330380.If you are using Photoshop files in Premiere Pro 1.x then this is a known issue.The technical reason for this is currently unknown.
Users with multiple monitor workstations have found that switching to a single monitor environment alleviates this problem.
Premiere Pro produces the error message: "Out of memory"
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