I just realized a solution to Error code [15033:10:2]

[FawfultheLEGO]

I might not have the correct wording, but an error code I recently noticed while editing [15033:10:2] asks about whether a folder location is write-protected or not. When I saw it, I was incredibly confused as to what it was talking about; I never set anything to write-protected. It usually shows up when doing a video render, and what I learned is that the problem might not be write-protection. This error code is also used when sending the video to a location that no longer exists! (i.e. a folder that was deleted)

I noticed that this was a very rare issue, and if this helps just one person searching the internet, I'll feel accomplished.

anyway, thanks for listening.

Until Next Time..

[aljimenez]

Thanks for sharing. It is so difficult for a program to anticipate all the things users could do. Deleting a folder in the middle of rendering is something we users would think have no impact.

[dagratest816]

I might not have the correct wording, but an error code I recently noticed while editing [15033:10:2] asks about whether a folder location is write-protected or not. When I saw it, I was incredibly confused as to what it was talking about; I never set anything to write-protected. It usually shows up when doing a video render, and what I learned is that the problem might not be write-protection. This error code is also used when sending the video to a location that no longer exists! (i.e. a folder that was deleted)

I noticed that this was a very rare issue, and if this helps just one person searching the internet, I'll feel accomplished.

anyway, thanks for listening.

Until Next Time..

This helped me today...rearranged some files from my SSD to my standard hard drive and didnt even check save location smh. THANKS TREMENDOUSLY!