Quote - i have faced the same problem earlier. but it is not the problem of max or vue now ur cameras,

just let me know ur pc config, which version of windows u using 32 or 64 bit?

when i faced this prob, it was because of 32 bit windows, even after having 6 gb ram n core i-7.
but when i switched to 64 bit windows, rendering worked correctly.

if u using 32 bit windows, then this problem will surely occur, bcoz ur machine wont use more then 2gb of Ram even if u hav more then that..

do have a look at ur stats, i.e... ur no. of polygons & faces... but i m very sure this prob, occurs due to win 32 bit...

I am using WindowsXP Pro x64Bit.
I have Intel Core2Quad Q9650; 8GB Ram Kingston, GeForce 9400GT.
I have used Polygon Counter by Utility Menu in Max; the number of polygons: 5075263.

But what interest this details in rendering process?

bruno021 has said:

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"So maybe you could use the Vue Cam to render this doomed frame, and replace it with the bad one before editing the video?"

But it is not possible!
I have a a carpaint material car, and a big house, that are 3dsMax models, with a lot of Arch&Design materials applied to them and I want render them with mentaray, not with Vue.

The strange behavior, is that: if I change the target position of the Max camera the black and bad keyframes, appears in another point of time, but not disappears totally!
Help!