That's where I moved all of my footage to which cleared up the problem. I backed up my 'data' partition and deleted it and just merged my main drive again. I barely had 100MB left on my 'Apps' partition and that's where all of the premiere pro caches were. For some reason, I was delivered my work computer with a partition for 'apps and startup' and 'other data.' This would normally be fine, but the guy who set up my computer severely underestimated the amount of space I'd need for applications and caches and the like. The other thing I did was delete a partition. When I moved all of the footage to the same drive, that's when it was fixed. Something with the file transfer might have screwed that up somehow, but I'm not sure why. This normally works fine and I've been doing it this way for a while, yet this one time I used an external drive that came from a client and wasn't a thunderbolt drive, I believe it might be USB 2.0. I'm editing this footage, still stored on all of the separate external drives, and I'm writing to another external drive.

This means that I had multiple drives plugged in at once. First, I am dealing with large files from multiple cameras. I'll try to explain for those who have a similar problem. I actually managed to fix the problem, but I'm still not sure what the root cause was. I'm about to pull the remaining wisps of hair from my head.

Restarting, moving cache files, changing saving locations, deleting render files and re-rendering, etc. Reading and writing this file's metadata (XMP) has been disabled. Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, Target 2.68 Mbps, Max 5.18 Mbpsįile importer detected an inconsistency in the file structure of Summary by Jay.mp4. Output File: /Volumes/Data/Summary by Jay.mp4 Source File: /Users/cbolton/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/Untitled.prproj

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