Premiere Pro CC Show "Media Pending"

I've just had a live chat support with Adobe. And they gave me this solution which worked :

- 1.Right Click on Windows Menu > Run > Type in RUN box -  %appdata%

- 2.  Find and Open Adobe Folder and rename "Common" folder to "common.old"

- 3. "Premiere Pro" folder to "Premiere Pro.old"

Final step:

Click on Documents Folder : > and rename "Adobe" folder to "Adobe.old"

Hope this is helpful!
Timót

I had the same problem then i go sequence settings change the file preview format from Microsoft avi to Quick Time now it's work perfect... No problem  for the preview

1. find folder : user - appdata - roaming - adobe - common - media cache files

2. delete all files

3. restart premiere

Here is how I fixed the Media Pending in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

1. Right click on the video in the timeline.

2. Left click on "Enable" in the drop down window, this will uncheck it.

3. Once done right click on the video again in the timeline.

4. Left click the "Enable" in the drop down again, this will enable the video again.

This will fix the Media Pending. The video should now be back active in the timeline.

To see a quick tutorial that's less than 2 minutes go here: Quickly Fix Media Pending in Adobe Premier Pro CC - YouTube

SIMPLE FIX - works for me every time.

-Create new sequence.
-Copy all of your work over

-Render

*just make sure you mute tracks / turn off certain layers  if you had any of that happening in first sequence

Hello,

After trying tons of options, I just had to call customer service and have their tech do a screen share. He went in and reset the Premiere preferences by going into specific adobe/premiere related folders/files by creating new ones. For example, he went to a folder named "adobexmp" (arbitrary name I am making up for example purposes)  and would add a ".old" extension to it. So the new name would be, "adobexmp.old" and he did this for several files. Afterwards, I booted up the project and everything works fine... for now. I tried to get more information, but all he did was tell me that he reset the preferences and he did not go into the Adobe menu to do it.

So maybe give their tech support a call and see if they can do the same for you.

God bless!

Hello, I struggled with this as well as of today (10/26/16) with a huge feature film. All of a sudden after months of working, I encountered this. I have a maxed out MacPro (trashcan) 12-core 64 GB of RAM, (the works) editing in Prmeiere CC 2015.3.  So I let all of the thousands of files load and index with no success. Just for a little background, I have a timeline with two hours of edits from footage shot on RED and Blackmagic cameras but converted to ProRes 4:2:2 and ProRes Proxy. Some of the conversions were done in Redcine X and some in Final Cut Pro 7. I thought it was my drive at first thinking it was going bad, but they were mounting immediately to the desktop fine (typically drive that is going to fail will take longer than normal to mount to a desktop.) So after finding another suggestion on a different forum about uninstalling, I did that and it worked.

But it wasn't the simple uninstall. I tried uninstalling first and it didn't work thinking I deleted all of the Adobe related files, so on the second try I noticed I missed a couple, but then deleted EVERYTHING with "Adobe" attached to it on the second try. So basically, I downloaded the uninstaller. Then after uninstalling, deleted the applications. Next I did a search typing in "adobe" so I could find all files and folders with the name attached to it and deleted those. Then I ejected the uninstaller from the desktop and made sure to delete the adobe uninstall .dmg and did this on all the users for my computer (people forget that the application can be deleted on one user and then still on another). Be sure to check "users" folders, "application support," "cache," etc.  for the Adobe files. You don't have to delete any premiere projects or autosave project files, but everything should go. After doing this, I reinstalled. Opened up my project file and it didn't playback immediately, but after a minute or so from loading all of the media (it will indicate how many files are remaining to load at the bottom of the project tab on the lower left if you have it set on the "editing" layout) it finally works. So now, I am back to normal. I don't know what contributed to this, but it is working for now. I guess one of those files I deleted had to cause a problem because I didn't change or delete anything form my drive, nor move any project or media files.

I pray this helps! God bless!

-C

Simply right click the clip and click "Nest" to make it into a nested sequence and this should combat your problem.

THIS WORKED AND ITS VERY EASY.. All I did was, when Premiere Pro CC was opening I help down "Alt and the Windows Key" to reset the preferences lol everything works fine now... Maybe this work for you I don't know! 

I've tried everything on this forum but am still getting media pending.

Am working with imported MXF files. MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB, so maxxed out. I've never had a problem before. Suspect this is an xmp issue as the sidecar xmp files no longer exist, except that when I open projects that do, they now show media pending too. Am running Premier Pro CC 9.0.0 build 247.

Can someone help?