Blank Error when exporting video files

Question

I'm working on an animation and I noticed when trying to export it (regardless of scene length, or even moving frames) I get a blank error upon the media encoder popping up. No exported file appears, just the blank error. I've tried resetting prefrences, running older versions of both the encoder and animate, but no luck.

I've tried to export in quicktime and that sort of worked (horribly choppy quality) and I would prefer to export it in a usable format.

I've exported stuff successfully years ago but this is a different computer, with different windows, and different versions of adobe programs.

Any help would be appriciated, Thanks!

Mario_CR · Accepted Answer

No, no luck changing between either settings for preferences.

I'm pretty much convinced it's an AME issue at this point, since exporting with quicktime bypasses it and while the render is missing like 80% of the frames and is choppier than a stop motion rendition of tetris, it still exports it.

Trying other exporting settings just results in a blank error per usual.

I'm pretty much convinced it's an AME issue at this point, since exporting with quicktime bypasses it and while the render is missing like 80% of the frames and is choppier than a stop motion rendition of tetris, it still exports it.

The quicktime export is frame based so it doesn't actually drop any frames, it's just that, since it's a lossless format, is too heavy to be viewed on a video player in realtime. You can take that Quicktime MOV and transcode it to a compressed format like MP4 by dropping it onto AME which is a common workaround.

n. tilcheff · Answer

Export a PNG sequence and then assemble that into MP4 in Premiere:https://community.adobe.com/t5/animate-discussions/export-issue-stops-mid-export/td-p/10424361

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