I increased the size of my swap file and the render worked.

Cinelerra did need lots of space, about 4GB, but did not seem to be using it
very much. I monitored the render using top and realised that, with 1 GB of
RAM and 2GB of swap, I had run out of swap (free space about 24MB).

So I increased the total swap to 7GB and reran the render. She used about
4GB of that but did not trouble the swap daemon very much, maybe 4% of CPU.

2008/7/23 Roland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Hi Martin,
>
> Did you try to change the audio driver in Settings --> Preferences -->
> Playback ?
>
> Roland (wildhostile)
>
>
>
> On 2008-07-23 09:00, Martin Ellison wrote:
> > I have managed to load up my project into Cinelerra (see previous posts).
> > When I have done this Cinelerra is using about 3.5GB of virtual and real
> > memory. If I try to render the project, or even to just play it back, the
> > memory goes up by about 0.1GB/s, memory thrashes and eventually Cinelerra
> > dies. I am sure this did not happen previously. The project is only about
> 20
> > minutes of total footage, so it should be within Cinelerra's zone of
> > competence.
> >
> > So what sort of total memory requirement is typical these days for
> Cinelerra
> > and what am I doing wrong?
> >
> >
>
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