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I have a Windows 10 64 bit that is barely 2 years old and has been working solid with Premiere. However this latest update will not export correctly. I'm not sure why. I'm lucky if it will get past 2% completion. And then if just freezes there, no error code. I have to crash out Premiere because it won't move. In the end, I get maybe 10 seconds of the video but split into two files, AAC and M4V. I have plenty of hard drive space so that is not an issue. I've tried everything from creating a new project and rebuilding graphics. The only way I can now export is that I have re-installed Premiere 2021 and that works as it should. I can't open my current 2022 projects in that version however.
Anyone else having exporting issues with the latest version?
This issue seems to be resolved. I got on Adobe Chat. They took control of my PC and determined that the GPU was causing render and export issues. When switched to CPU for render/export it performed as it should. Not clear why this suddenly became an issue as the computer is only 2 years old and hasn't had a problem until now. But, it seems to perform fine now. I was told because this is a Xeon Processor PC without a graphics card, that this can happen when editing video. I will post if anything
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What type of media is the pink clip named "Four..." in your sequence?
What effects are used on it?
Also, please check the Defaulr audio input is set to No Input in Preferences.
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Are you using 22.3.1?
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This issue seems to be resolved. I got on Adobe Chat. They took control of my PC and determined that the GPU was causing render and export issues. When switched to CPU for render/export it performed as it should. Not clear why this suddenly became an issue as the computer is only 2 years old and hasn't had a problem until now. But, it seems to perform fine now. I was told because this is a Xeon Processor PC without a graphics card, that this can happen when editing video. I will post if anything else comes up about this issue. Thanks for the comments.