Adobe Premiere ImportMPEG Error While rendering (Selector:47 Error99)

[Aaron439]

I have researched everywhere and not found this same issue I hope someone can help.

As you can tell, even the guy in the video is upset.

The original file is .MOV and I'm rendering it to h264.

[R Neil Haugen]

So, what's happening at timecode 00:18:12:14?

Check around that area. Maybe there's an effect or transition that isn't working, and you need to remove & redo. You might need to clear the media cache/cache database also.

Neil

[Aaron439]

That is the very last frame of the sequence, lumetri color effects are the only thing applied to this videos.

[R Neil Haugen]

Is it a single long clip, or is that a shorter clip at the end?

What happens if you set an in/out and export only the last clip?

What happens with an in/out export of any other spot in the clip?

And how much space is there available on the drive you are exporting to?

Neil

[Aaron439]

It is one clip exactly 18 min 12 sec and 14 frames (29.97 non-drop).

I have no tried setting the in and out shorter, I did however cut off that last frame and it didn't work. I have 3 clips total that this is happening, I've exported small cuts of it in another project and rendered without issue.

I'll go ahead and test what you have suggested, I don't expect much of a change.

I have 100gb+ space free to render to.

To explain the issue, I had taken original clips and started picking them apart to lay into a promo video. After the promo editing was done, I wanted to edit the original interviews in terms of color. It was my mistake to not create a sequence from the interview clips, that way I could edit the color of the original and it be applied across the board. I am at the point where I am treating it like a proxy and I added color and will overwrite the source clip with these renders.

[R Neil Haugen]

Often if there's  a glitch in the cache files, exporting does this sort of thing. Ergo, deleting cache files might fix it.

Neil

[excited_Genie16B8]

Try Step 2M below.

Unofficial Premiere Pro Troubleshooting Guide

[Aaron439]

Thanks for the suggestion! However, I had used software rendering only and the same result happened. The only temporary fix is using DNX file encoding but it creates unwieldy file sizes.

[excited_Genie16B8]

It's not uncommon to export Master files to such a format and make all your deliverables from that.  It's why I recommend very large Export drives.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi aaron,

Are you still experiencing this issue or have you solved it? Please let us know.

Thanks,

Kevin