Hi Everyone, first time posting.

I'm in the middle of ingesting & transcoding a bunch of Rushes for a show and keep on getting stopped by this error: (Exception: NEMFileWriter::ExecuteInternal TIMEOUT -  NEMFileWriter has detected upstream pipe stall...) and occasonisly this error in the source montior aswel (AMA Producer Task::Execute AMA Plug-in Unable to Provide Sample)

Rushes in question are .MOV and H264 codec. Default AMA link was AvidGeneric and changed this to Quicktime and still no luck. Some suggestions on the forum was to try background transcode as something to do with the ISIS server not liking the amount of data it was receiving. Working on certain clips and not on others, have tried to subclip long clips and do trial and error but even with this I'm getting the Ama Producer Task error.

Any advice/tips greatily appreciated. 

Luke 

Hello Luke

Welcome to the forums....

How many files are in your MXF folder?   

http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/error_message/Exception-AMAProducerTask-Execute-AMA-Plug-In-Unable-to-Provide-Sample

Let us know...

marianna

Hi Mariana

I just had the "Exception-AMAProducerTask-Execute-AMA-Plug-In-Unable-to-Provide-Sample" repeatedly while trying to demonstrate the trim tool in MC 18.4.  I was working with the Avid supplied "Rock Climber" linked files.

Any advice appreciated.

Nigel

Nigel

This almost always caused by Perian being installed on the system.

Specifically on MAC

Uninstall Perian immediately.

Also be aware Perian has several additional files that come when installed.

Make sure you are able to uninstall all of them.

Marianna

@Luke Byrne:

Luke Byrne :

Some suggestions on the forum was to try background transcode as something to do with the ISIS server not liking the amount of data it was receiving

I've seen this error when transcoding directly from a network share (e.g. ISIS).

https://community.avid.com/forums/p/130389/745180.aspx#745180

If possible:

1. Copy the media to a fast local drive on your workstation.

2. Transcode on that drive, then...

3. Copy the transcoded media back up to the server.