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Kris Hunt
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June 16, 2024
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Cropping video in Media Encoder results in frame substitution recursion error in Premiere Pro

  • June 16, 2024
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I downloaded a stock video clip from the web that was a 1.5 GB .mov file. I wanted to make reduce the file size, so I cropped the video in Adobe Media Encoder, and exported it as a .mp4 file. It seemed to work great, as the file size went down to 64 MB. But when I drop it into my Premiere Pro project, it gets to the point where I cropped it and shows a "frame substitution recursion" error. Is this a bug, or did I do something wrong?

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Ann Bens
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Community Expert
June 16, 2024

To make the filesize smaller you dont need to crop, just lower de bitrate.

filesize = duration x bitrate.

Kris Hunt
Kris HuntAuthor
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June 16, 2024

Nevertheless, I wanted to crop it as well because I knew I wouldn't be needing the latter half.

Peru Bob
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June 17, 2024
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o crop it as well because I knew I wouldn't be needing the latter half.


By @Kris Hunt

 

Crop or cut?