Unable to save render

[101er]

Hello, has anyone ever had an issue with saving out a rendering after it is complete? V-ray goes the whole way through the rendering process (3024x1260) and everything looks great. When i try to clone the frame buffer or save the image out to any format, .jpg, .bmp etc. I get an error message saying V-ray can not save the file.

[ITryMyBest]

I have had renderings hang a bit at the end but that was just until the RAM cleared. I would either render it with a specified file name in the Render Output section of the Render Dialog box or submit it via Backburner even if it is to the same machine.

[Crazy Homeless Guy]

i have had this problem. using autosave for the image is a work around, but it still doesn't allow you to clone the window.

[101er]

Do you think it is due to the large file size? I do not ever seem to have the problem for smaller renders like 800x600 etc. of the same image.

[Msamir]

Happened to me before its a memory issue I guess, here's the solution.CLICK

[101er]

Thanks Mazen. I did a search for the topic before I posted so I am not sure why I didn't find that thread, but thanks again. I will give it a try.

[jophus14]

I have had this problem several times. If the image is already rendered out and you don't want to re-render you can just save the render in chunks by saving as a "print screen" image and then clip and piece the images together in Photoshop until you have the complete render. I actually used a program called SnagIt to do this once. It's a quick work around if you don't have time to re-render using the Open Exr format.

[dagor]

yea MazenSamir and jophus14 give you right solve.

 

it happens when you have not enough memory.

use Vray frame buffer and save image in *.vrimg or *.exr (RC5 and older version can save image directly in EXR format). with VFB image didn`t take memory because image will write on hard disk from bucket to bucket