Photoshop CC - EXPORT - RENDER VIDEO issue, screenshots included

The same issue with my computer. It is only a 5 second video, one photo, pan and zoom effect. I was able to convert to mp4 in 41 seconds using Adobe Media Encoder. Save Psd file and open Adobe Media Encoder software, Open psd file in Adobe Media Encoder, move psd to queue (Drag and Drop) press play green arrow and it converted to MP4.

Tips:

> Finish you job and save your PSD file

> If you try to render a video PS will crash

> Before this try disable timeline view (window > timeline)

> If the steps above don't work, force quit and open the file again. Try to export.

> Try disable the use of your graphic processor (preferences > performance)

> Try to export.

Some of this things should work.

Good Luck!

Hi Everybody!

I am just facing a problem in photoshop when I try to render a video  a pop-up window come up and it says exporting image sequences but I have actually created a video timeline. I am facing this problem from the start.

my photoshop version is Cc 2017.

thanks

This is happening to me as well in just installed updated adobe cc suite.

Some times it works and some times it is stuck like that.

Any one has any solution to it?

I'm on mac and have experienced the dreaded Photoshop CS6 'Initializing Video Export" problem when it stops/stalls. Very frustrating.

I upgraded my operating software to OS X Yosemite and also my Font management software (Suitcase Fusion 6) and the issue disappeared. I have no firewalls – just a home computer. Good luck.

I sometimes get this problem then if I kill Photoshop and try again everything goes smoothly and it renders.  There is something wrong in Photoshop video rendering module - when it fails it seems to get in an endless goto loop or so I guess as it is only using one of the eight cores and hyperthreads available to it, when working properly it uses all eight.  Exactly the same file with exactly the same edits hang without even getting to the stage you illustrate, hang as you illustrate, open the render box and then hang rendering or renders the video perfectly.  Something needs investigating by Adobe.

That usually means some external process or security setting is blocking the required components, so turn off your Virus scanner and firewall and make sure that e.g. Adobe Media Encoder is actually installed correctly.

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