Getting error message "The share operation master file has failed" error occurred when creating farme ..... (error -1). Any idea why this happened? Using Apple pro res 422 format.

After you found the problem area, did you trash the render files for that project?

Hi Joe

Another newbie question - when you say you copied a project into a new project - do you mean that you copied all of the timline elements from one project into a new project, and then trashed the old project and render files?

Thanks

Tory

Thanks!

thanks for the trouble shooting. Seems you could also just trash the render files for the project (File>Delete Project Render files...) instead of all the copying and duplicating,

I had this same error message today and fixed it by changing the permissions for the Events folder and all of its enclosed items. (Get Info, then add Read & Write permissions for the current user, then click the gear wheel and Apply to enclosed items).

I had been sharing the project and events between two computers and some of the assets had Read & Write permissions for another user only.

Hope this helps.

I am also facing the same problem no matter what the length of the project is. and it al started after updating to 10.0.8.

I trashed the render files - and solved the problem once.

I adjusted the frame by making changes in color correction sometimes that solved the problem

and I also replaced audio in other project and solved the problem

so no particular pattern or solution.

but try making change to that frame and it works..

Same issue here. There is a small section i would like to export within a giant project. Rather than re-render the entire project... i like the idea of copying the small section and doing a re-render in a new project.

I tried to (command C) the section then after opening a new project hitting (Command V). This didn't work. Does anyone know if its possible to cut and paste a portion of one project into another?

Can someone tell me how to change the timecoder to display frames ranther than time so I can pinpoint the issue each time this occurs?

Thank you!

Works for me. What are you doing that you can't make a selection, copy it, and paste into a new project?

KidVid wrote:

. Does anyone know if its possible to cut and paste a portion of one project into another?

Sure. Easiest way is use the range tool.

But you don't have to create another project. Just select your range in the giant project and export unrendered.

Good luck.

Russ

Yes, the cutting from one proj and pasting to another finally worked. Thx

I do however like the idea of selecting a range and "exporting unrendered." How do I export unrendered?

Also...can someone tell me how to change the timecoder to display frames ranther than time so I can pinpoint the issue each time this occurs?

KidVid wrote:

I do however like the idea of selecting a range and "exporting unrendered." How do I export unrendered?

Use that range tool again. Ignore the orange render bar and then go to Share>destination.

Also...can someone tell me how to change the timecoder to display frames ranther than time so I can pinpoint the issue each time this occurs?

Final Cut Pro>Preferences>Editing>Time Display.

What do you mean by exported unrednered? If you switch off background rendering and trash your render files, you will export without rendering. Is that what you mean?

Im not sure what he meant by "Export Unrendered."

I thought it could be a potential workaround to exporting a specified portion without having to re-render an entire project or having to paste that specified portion into a new project.