DaVinci Resolve rendering issues fix render job failed as the current clip could not be processed

Did you also get the render job failed as the current clip could not be processed?
Steps needed:
1-Open Preferences -
2- Click User (on top) -
3- be in UI settings tab -
4- uncheck the last option

It only took me 1:30 to get to the first step

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[edim]

Let me know if this fixed the problem for you? If not comment below with your solutions.

[gaya]

This saved my day! My upload time was running out coz of failed rendering! A million thanks

[cbk]

Thank you soo much man! I was literally scared that after pouring all my heart into it and get this error

[applan]

I literally had half an hour to figure out what the issue was, and then I found this video

[madisonmasontv]

Dude, I picked up advice from another video that didn't work, but your instructions nailed the problem. Thanks much.

[allinthemind]

use optimized media means that when you render it will render from your proxy files and not your original full res media

[GRMS_Ian]

Thanks very much Edim. It worked for me. My heart sank after a weeks intense work to find the render was failing. Tomorrow's deadline saved by this fix. Thanks again for posting.

[princesslve]

I was just about to throw my whole laptop in the bin before coming across you're video. Thank you!

[compass]

Thank you! I've watched at least 5 other YouTube tutorials on this which were all giving the work arounds that you stated at the beginning. Yours is the only one that worked and sounded like a legit means to rectify the issue.

[dinoschachten]

Beautiful, worked for me, too!
The option "Use optimised media" tells the software to utilise previously generated optimised media instead of the original video file, which of course only applies to clips for which you have previously generated optimised media. "Generate optimised media" is a menu command you can apply to any clip in order to create a converted, more "editing-friendly" version of the clip. This is particularly useful for clips using strongly compressed codecs such as h264 or h265 as these need to be uncompressed in real-time, taking up a lot of computing power, sometimes leading to choppy playback (if the machine can't keep up). It is my understanding that the "optimised media" files generated utilise a codec that is uncompressed (or barely compressed), thus requiring less computational resources and playing back more smoothly (with the trade-off being that they require more storage). Using these pre-converted clips during rendering introduces a slight risk of broken optimised media files to be used rather than working straight from the original, but eliminates the clip conversion step as another source for errors, I suppose.

[ironweedstudios]

Did the job when other video tutorials did not. Thanks a million!!

[JabeeTV]

I was working on a project for hours until I got this annoying problem. Thank god for this video you created bro. It fixed my issue. You saved my life!

[clicksbyklauss]

U are a life thank you for taking the time to spread your knowledge! these type of videos have bin EXTREMELY valuable!

[laketoast]

This took me so long to figure out and all I did was add a zoom so it fit correctly. Thank you for making this video. We're always learning something new.

[catmandude]

Nice, found your tutorial at 2am after hours of other fixes not working. Your walk through worked. Thanks broseph.

[johannaklumi]

You S T A R!! Every time I try and edit something just fails but because of people like you the work actually gets done, thank you!!

[earmastered]

4 minutes that saved my whole day from utter frustration. I really want to hug you.

[kieferramazzina]

i've spent hours on my project trying to trouble shoot why it wasn't working. Thanks Man, your video is a life saver!

[motherofelmo]

man, such an underrated channel. thank you so much for the video ❤️

[peesukarhu_OFFICIAL]

This usually works, but if it is not working, see if you have some fusion or compound clips in the start because they can slow or stop your video from rendering. Those titles which have 3D elements and lights may be also the cause for failing to render. Consider removing them or try to render I/O so that they are excluded from the render so you know if they were the cause.

You can also decrease the quality by restricting bitrate or not using the maximum render speed on the file tab.