Strange playback issue with exported video (Premiere Pro)

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
February 20, 2017
3 replies
737 views

I've been seeing this issue where after exporting a video using either Premiere or Media Encoder, every time there is a cut from clip A to clip B, I see a quick frame from right before clip B's edit point. Doesn't happen in the timeline. Has anyone else encountered this? So far I've tried:

Duplicating the sequence and re-exporting.
Cleaning out the Media Cache folder.

Windows 10
Premiere 2017.0.2 v11

This topic has been closed for replies.

Correct answer theTallest

Welp, I figured it out. Looks like the proxy media I was using was out of sync with the original media by exactly....Yes, you guessed it: ONE FRAME. I had the proxies toggled on all throughout the editing process, so I never saw it until the raw media got exported. I was using Handbrake encodes for the proxies, so maybe that was the problem.

Phew! Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone.

T

theTallestAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

Welp, I figured it out. Looks like the proxy media I was using was out of sync with the original media by exactly....Yes, you guessed it: ONE FRAME. I had the proxies toggled on all throughout the editing process, so I never saw it until the raw media got exported. I was using Handbrake encodes for the proxies, so maybe that was the problem.

Phew! Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone.

A

andymees

Participant

Try trimming your cut points by a frame... see if the issue is the source. What you're describing is (potentially) common if/when working with interlaced source footage and editing cut to cut.

T

theTallestAuthor

Inspiring

Hmmm, interesting....So I cut 1 frame out of the beginning of clip B and left a gap. Exported, and saw black in that spot, as expected. Then, I moved clip B one frame over on the timeline to close the gap. Re-exported, and saw the offending frame again.