Igor Kromin |   Consultant. Coder. Blogger. Tinkerer. Gamer.

On the weekend I was putting together some video footage from separate movie clips that I captured on my dashcam and every time I tried to export my project I'd get a 'Video rendering error: 10008' message. The same thing happened if I tried to share directly to YouTube too. This is how I managed to stop the error and successfully export my movie.

This was my project, I zoomed in on all the clips and manually skimmed through them by moving the mouse over the clip. Doing that shows you a quick preview of the output.

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I noticed that one of the clips that I imported flickered when I was looking at the preview, so I narrowed down where the flickering was occurring and got this black frame. That was the culprit.

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Just before this black frame I clicked the video to put down a marker and split the clip (Command-B).

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Then I found the part of the clip that was after the black frame and put another marker down and split the clip again. I then deleted the clip with the black frame in it. I probably lost a few seconds of video then but since my footage was sped up 15x anyway, it didn't matter.

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After doing this I was able to export the movie without the error popping up!

-i

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