Export issue - stops mid-export

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Hi all,I'm trying to export a project through File -> Export -> Export Video, and want to convert it in Media Encoder after. I've exported this way loads of times before with no issue, but now after the bar to 'export SWF movie' is full, nothing happens! Usually there is another bar to fill (I think this is to do with Flash content?) and then Media Encoder opens automatically.Now, after it has exported as an SWF movie, nothing else appears and there is nothing in the folder I tried to export it to. It's as if it gets partway through and quits.I've updated Animate to the latest version.Can anyone help?

n. tilcheff · Accepted Answer

Thank you!I'm trying to use Premiere Pro to render the sequence - please could you explain how to do so? I already have the frames as jpgs but can't seem to figure out the timings of it all in Premiere!As you can tell, I'm quite the beginner with Adobe!Thanks againSure.*​Better use 24-bit PNG sequence than JPG sequenece. PNGs are lossless.You start a new project; the sequence settings should match those of your FLA document - resolution and frame rate.When you right-click on the sequence (or from the Sequence menu) you can adjust these.Here are some settings for a project that I work on.So fill in your fps and stage size here; always square pixels and no fields.Then you choose Import from the File menu and point to your images, choose the check box Image Sequence at the bottom and click on the first image, press Open.Right-click on your imported footage and choose Modify > Interpret Footage...In the dialog, make sure the speed per image is the same as your sequence:This ensures that all will be frame-perfect in the timeline.Drag your sequence to the Timeline, right-click on it and make sure that 'frame sampling' is selected.Save your file.Later you can delete the content and use it as a template.Now you can export.File > Export > Media...Choose H.264, fps and resolution that match your project.Good luck!

n. tilcheff · Answer

Hi!If it's doing it only with this one file, then there is something in the file that you may be able to identify.If it's doing it with all files, then it's either the updated version or something else with your computer system.You may try to install an older version of Animate alongside the current one to identify if it's the computer or Animate 19.2.If you want to get your video out quickly, just export a PNG sequence and render that into a video in Premiere or similar.Good luck!

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