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$\begingroup$ Thank you so much! This worked perfectly! $\endgroup$
– Maxwell
Commented Jun 28 at 3:39
$\begingroup$ No problem. I just realized there is already this same answer in "possible cause #4" of this answer blender.stackexchange.com/a/53633/142292 so I closed your question as duplicate. $\endgroup$
– Harry McKenzie ♦
Commented Jun 28 at 3:45
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$\begingroup$ @Maxwell Just be aware: yes, disabling the Sequencer in Post Processing helps in this case when there are strips in the video sequencer. The only question remaining is: why are there strips? Are they there for a certain purpose? If so, they will not be used when you disable the Sequencer. If they are accidentally there and not really needed, they could probably also be deleted and then there is no need to disable the Sequencer. Only to keep cause and effect in mind. $\endgroup$
– Gordon Brinkmann
Commented Jun 28 at 7:42
$\begingroup$ @GordonBrinkmann Yes that is correct. Can you edit in this info into the answer or I edit it into it and then delete the comment? I mean like add an explanation of what is causing the problem (which is the clips in the sequencer) and the proper fix depending on what the OP intended, if they wanted to render what was in sequencer or the Timeline, well apparently he wanted to render what was in the timeline. $\endgroup$
– Harry McKenzie ♦
Commented Jun 29 at 15:37

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