"Error Writing Frame" during movie render I'm brand new to Blender. I've made three short videos with the most editing done to them being fade ins and fade outs and added audio. Never had a problem rendering those.

My new project, however, is a 30 minute clip with some parts sped up using speed control strips. After I finished those edits, I grouped all the clips into a meta strip and added a "global" speed control to shrink the entire film down to ~8:20, to fit with a song I want to add to the video.

Problem is, at around 8% or 9% rendered, I start getting "Error Writing Frame". Here is a screenshot, which also shows my render settings.

I thought maybe I was running out of memory or something, but I don't know how to check if that's the case. The "Mem:" in the top right corner hovers around 1840M. I tried just rendering the video, without an audio track, but I still run into the same issue.

I'm not sure how to find output logs and stuff like that, and I'm not sure exactly what I need in order to get support. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Needed to change render settings to a different output file as described by @R00t:


  a 30min lossless 60fps video will take a lot of disk space, and by
  default it will use an .avi container which won't handle >2GB file
  size, try ticking autosplit output
  
  h264 is a compression standard, x264 is an implementation of h264 and
  is the codec, but it's not a container.  blender will use the avi
  container when you set the output format to h264 since .avi is very
  well supported by most platforms and systems than, for example, MPEG-4
  or matroska. and yes you should use .mp4 container if you render large
  videos.