Ok, so I just want to make it clear that I'm pretty sure the variable frame rate is what's causing the error. I still have some testing to do though. Also, I'd still like to know if anyone else knows anything more about this. ... View more

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Also, I just want to point out something else, in case you were born yesterday or have been living under a rock. These "oh so wonderful" free programs from unreliable sources are never necessarily safe to use. I have a lot of experience when it comes to this as well. Let's say you download one of these seemingly safe free programs from an unreliable source. Ok, sounds great right? Free software, what could be better? WRONG. Free programs from unreliable sources are notorious for having viruses and other malicious content that can really mess up your computer. I have had a lot of problems with things like that in the past and this leaves me wondering why people are so open to these programs. ... View more

I'd like to know if anyone else has had this problem and how they solved it. I don't think that the only way to render Fraps videos (which a lot of people do now-a-days by the way), with a slightly variable frame rate, is with freeware from some random unkown developer. There has to be a way to do it in this program or possibly some other well known program from a reliable source. Also, I still find this completely absurd that FREE PROGRAMS > PAID-FOR PROGRAMS (meaning better utility of course, not just an equal program that's free). And that this $100 video editing program, that I got specifically to do this (I couldn't care less about all the other features), simply won't do it. And finally, I also just want to point out that I'm really not asking for much here. I mean come on. All I want is to be able to reduce the size of my Fraps videos by rendering them with a simple video editor. And somehow I'm have the most extremely difficult time finding a way to do this. Although I was able to do it, back when Windows Movie Maker was officially available, but that's besides the point now. So, again I must reitterate; THIS SHOULD NOT BE THAT HARD TO DO. Windows Movie Maker is like 15 years old and FREE and somehow it managed to be able to render almost all my crazy video with frame rates going all over. ... View more

So, you're telling me that a free 3rd party program is better than a $100 program? Great. I'm glad I wasted all my money on this. But seriously, why would this program, that is supposed to be a top-of-the-line video editor (again $100) NOT have an option to do what this 3rd party freeware does? The answer is, IT SHOULD. There's no reason that Adobe Premiere Elements 2018 should not have some sort of frame rate stabilizer that allows you to render videos like mine. Furthermore, I just want to note that back when I had Windows Movie Maker (which is free, but from a reliable source), it allowed me to render videos with variable frame rates OVER AN HOUR long and that's from a free old piece of software. So, basically I guess there's nothing I can really do at this point because I got this program so that I didn't have to download a crappy 3rd party program such as the one you're showing me. But, whateverthecase, I guess I'll just have to put up with this unless someone has an actual solution that doesn't involve scouring the internet for horrible freeware from shady sources. Also, I'm just wondering, what are gamers using these days to render videos if not this? I've heard some people are using Vegas Pro, but I don't think that's around any more, or at least not owned by a reliable company. So yeah, if anyone knows of any video editing programs I actually CAN use and could let me know in this topic that would be great. Thanks. ... View more

The source of the video is a fraps recorded video of Starcraft 2. I was trying to overlay a webcam video on it, but I did some more troubleshooting and I've narrowed the problem down to only the one fraps recorded Starcraft 2 video, so the overlay is no longer the issue. The problem that I've narrowed it down to is that the fraps recorded Starcraft 2 video will not render past the 15 minute point. It may sound weird, but for some reason, there's a very hard cut off at that point. I can render the video if it's only 15 minutes or less, however, if the video is 16 minutes or over I get an error that says "Export Error". I also figured out that if I render the webcam video separately, I can render the entire 30 minutes of it. So, the problem is just limited to the Starcraft 2 video. Also, I actually tried recording another video in Starcraft 2 with all the graphics settings turned on low, so there would be a steady frame rate throughout the video, and I got the same error when trying to render past the 15 minute mark. ... View more