Windows Media Error

[EarnAnimation 60]

I don't know how to paste the screenshot, but when I render a file that is generally more than 1.5 gigabytes, the media file comes up with an error that say: Windows Media Player encountered a problem while playing this file.

 

If someone tells me how to post the screenshot, I will post it under this topic

[EarnAnimation 60]

They should not be that big!

Well, it is a 3 and a half minute long animation that is being rendered at 24 fps and 720p. It is about 2.1 gigabytes

[Emunator 3.1k]

Well, it is a 3 and a half minute long animation that is being rendered at 24 fps and 720p. It is about 2.1 gigabytes

What codec are you using to render?

[StevenMator 474]

Your animation probably got corrupted while rendering. You can't close the program or cancel while rendering

[EarnAnimation 60]

What codec are you using to render?

Well, on advanced save options, I chose Microsoft Video 1

Like the old Mine-imator

[PhotogenicDonkey 13]

I don't know how to paste the screenshot, but when I render a file that is generally more than 1.5 gigabytes, the media file comes up with an error that say: Windows Media Player encountered a problem while playing this file.

 

If someone tells me how to post the screenshot, I will post it under this topic

 

 

Well, it is a 3 and a half minute long animation that is being rendered at 24 fps and 720p. It is about 2.1 gigabytes

A 3 minutes animation would not be a gig and a half. Even when I render my videos, it's usually just a few megs

[NFGamingMC 2]

A 3 minutes animation would not be a gig and a half. Even when I render my videos, it's usually just a few megs

Idk what happened to mine then... Mine's only 55 seconds, 30fps and 1080p and it came out as 2.4gb... D: Maybe using an uncompressed codec, I'll try again with a different one.

[V2lsbGJsM3BpYw== 410]

Idk what happened to mine then... Mine's only 55 seconds, 30fps and 1080p and it came out as 2.4gb... D: Maybe using an uncompressed codec, I'll try again with a different one.

do not use uncompressed. Nobody likes uncompressed.

[Guest TitanAnimations]

 generally more than 1.5 gigabytes, 

Don't use uncompressed

[PhotogenicDonkey 13]

Idk what happened to mine then... Mine's only 55 seconds, 30fps and 1080p and it came out as 2.4gb... D: Maybe using an uncompressed codec, I'll try again with a different one.

NEVER decompress your videos. This same problem happened to me once

[myluki2000 431]

You'll just need to render it out in Windows Movie Maker or some other video editing software