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Whenever I export a video to a certain disk - a 480gb SSD - it gets 24 bytes in size and corrupted. This happens regardless of the folder I export. But when I do the rendering to another disk, I cut the file and paste it in this mentioned 480 SSD, it works normally. I have already cleaned the disk and I have already verified that there is no instability in the SSD, but I would like to know why this problem only occurs with this disk.
This is supposed to be fixed. Can you please check and let us know.
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What operating system are you on and what format does the SSD disk have?
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Windows 10 Pro
SSD Kingston SA400S37 // Sata 3 480GB - NTFS Format
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I rendered directly through premiere and it worked. The file was normal when rendering to the 480 SSD through Premiere, the problem only occurs when rendering through Media Encoder.
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I'm having the same issue.
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Are you using the same config? Win + NTFS drive?
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I just tested AME export to USB NTFS drive which worked fine. Can you add more specifics: what is the source format and preset used?
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Preset: H264, mp4, 30fps, 12 bitrate, 1920x1080, ACC audio 48000hz 320kbps.
But I already tested it with a quicktime preset and the error persists.
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I recently tested render by premiere again, and the file corrupted the same way, it only worked a few times, as mentioned in the answer above.
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It might be worth trying to re-format the drive using Windows standard tools to see if the issue goes away. We have seen some issues with non-Windows tooling in the past. I am still trying to find out more…
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Do you recommend formatting NTFS or changing disk format?
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We did not see many issues with NTFS. Windows users usually would recommend using ExFAT.
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I'm having the same issue.
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Are you also using an NTFS drive on Windows?
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Having the same issue.
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But the project that I started earlier works fine, but project that I started today have this issues.
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Did you try another disk as a target to see if it is really about the drive? And also: which media and presets did you use? Maybe this is somehow formats related.
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Yes, I tried another disk. It is not about the drive. Problem is in Media encoder or in After effects. I think that this issue started with last AE update.
I used H.264 with many presets. Always the same result.
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It's not a problem in AE, it also happens with the premiere.
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Having the same isusse
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Hi All,
Please check out the following article for more details and workarounds: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/export-issue-for-h-264-and-hevc-with-premier...
Feel free to reach out if there are any other questions.
Thanks,
Nishu
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It is important to add that in Brazilian Portuguese we also have accents and letters like cedilla that can cause this same error. Thanks for now, I solved the problem by exporting to the root folder of another disk (ex. F:\file.mp4)
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This is supposed to be fixed. Can you please check and let us know.