When I tried to batch render my scene, the command line said
‘’Rendering with Maya Software...’’ as normal

then a new window poped up and it said ‘’Autodesk Maya Error report’’
(a screenshot of the window):

In the report details it said:

Error signature

Application: Autodesk Maya Version: 200708022245-704165 Error: Unhandled Exception

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What’s the problem in here?
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Volker

no one knows help?????? :-(

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without knowing what the stack trace is its kind of hard to know what the problem is.  Did you submit the CER report ?
create a bug report with reproducible scene/workflow

See following thread for some links to reporting bugs/suggestions

http://area.autodesk.com/forum/Autodesk-Maya/autodesk-maya-2008/how-to-log-a-bug-/

There should have been a Maya crash .log file in your “TEMP” directory which should give a bit of a stack trace

ok thank you

I once had a problem where I couldn’t render anything, and I figured out that I had to have my rendered scenes saved in a pre-determined area for it to be able to render. try changing your “set” settings to documents / Maya / Projects / default. That’s on my mac, so sorry if you have a PC, I don’t know if it’s the same :(. This probably isn’t your problem, but might as well check…

Good luck,

Nate

didn’t help :-(

but thanks

I have the same problem but Maya stays open and the message stays for ages on the command response //Result: Rendering with Maya Software and when I cancel I get a message saying Sorry, previous batch render has not started. or when I click on show batch render I get a command response of No image file to show current rendering.

Hello I have fixed my batch render or at least found the problem.  If you are connected to a server which gives your computer an I.P. address then try disconnecting your computer from the network by turning your wireless off or taking out the ethernet wire and then restart your computer with it still being disconnected then try batch rendering.

James Newbould 01 June 2008 10:38 AM

No image file to show current rendering.

i have the same problem. did you solve it per chance ?

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it was an educated guess try disconnecting from the network and restart with your computer still disconnected and batch render should work

thanks but i am not on a network. at least frames render .
maybe its my 8800 gts card. i used to see my image file a month ago.
then i updated the driver to 175.16. i will keep experimenting ...

falcon nw / penryn 9650 / 780i
8gb ram ddr2 / ATI V7800 / raptor 150gb 10000rpm
hitachi 1tb 7200rpm / hitachi 1tb 7200rpm
blu ray / 2-24"dell 2408 screens
windows 7 64bit