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Hi, this is the error I constantly get since last week, I hope someone can help me with that!!
On Premiere exporting in h.264 .mp4
On Premiere exporting in Quicktime .mov
On Media Encoder exporting h.264 .mp4
Tried both exporting with hardware encoding (only possible with Media Encoder) and software encoding.
Tried to take off the wrap stabilizer effect but I still get the error and if not, the failure is at another shot stabilized.
The shots that seem to be the problem are in 59,94 fps (not slowed down) and my sequence is 29.97 Dropframe (I have to deliver on that timecode). Would that be part of the problem when I apply the stabilization effects?
I hope someone can help me 🙏🏻 Thanks in advance.
Hi @ESSTLL3,
I appreciate the bug report and the info you provided.
It might be a corrupt clip. Can you try rendering and replacing the clips with a ProRes version of each one and then try exporting again? Alternatively, transcoding problematic clips to an editing codec like ProRes, stabilizing them, and then exporting them again.
Please try one of these troubleshooting steps and report back.
Please also let us know the duration of the sequence and whether many other GPU-accelerated effect
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Have you tried exporting anything else? Do you have plenty of free disk space?
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I don't have this issue with other projects. I have about 150Go free on my external SSD.
I copied all my sequence into a new project and I still get the issue.
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Hi @ESSTLL3,
I appreciate the bug report and the info you provided.
It might be a corrupt clip. Can you try rendering and replacing the clips with a ProRes version of each one and then try exporting again? Alternatively, transcoding problematic clips to an editing codec like ProRes, stabilizing them, and then exporting them again.
Please try one of these troubleshooting steps and report back.
Please also let us know the duration of the sequence and whether many other GPU-accelerated effects (Lumetri Color, etc.) were added. I suspect you may have exhausted the system's graphics capabilities. I hope that we can work on helping you with a more reliable workflow with your existing system and media. Take Care.
Thanks,
Kevin
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@Kevin-Monahan Thanks for your answer. I finally succeeded exporting when I ran Premiere on Rosetta.
Also, I just tried your suggestion (back into Apple silicon version), I "rendered and replace" directly on the timeline and then exported, and it seemed to work as well! That is weird because I tried that method before and it wouldn't work at this point...
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Update : Even on Rosetta I constantly get this error. Export crashes on Media Encoder (I use it almost all of the time because I need to keep working during the export. Even when I'm running both Premiere and Media encoder with Rosetta.
It is always 2 to 5 clips stabilized (all analysed before the export process) that make the export crash. I scroll the timeline to go to the timecode mentionned in the error message to find the problematic clip. The last frame is black. So I drag the next clip a little to the left to cover that last frame. I have to re-analyze those 2 clips for stabilization. Then I run the export again. It crashes and I get the error. I scroll the timeline to go to the timecode mentionned in the error message to find another problematic clip. The last frame is black. So I drag the next clip a little to the left to cover that last frame. I have to re-analyze those 2 clips for stabilization. Then I run the export again.
So much time wasted, my versions come late for deadlines... And by time, my edit is no longer on the beat 😅
The problematic clips are .MOV files shot in V-log (as all my other footage from the shooting). I have to say I'm working with V-log footage converted to Rec709 set in Lumetri's settings. That must be why some clips are kind of corrupted or are rushing with the warp stabilize effect. But why those particular clips? How to avoid it?
"Render & replace" dosen't work well for me in that case because it will either render the stabilization effect, or either zoom into my 4k clip to fit on my HD timeline with no possibility to zoom out because the "motion" section is grayed out.
How can I keep my log information (because I have to color correct the shots later) while stabilizing the shot as well? That may be the solution...
Update:
This happen when exporting with these settings : H.264, .mov/.mp4, interlace (upper field) 29.97 Dropframe (all my sequences are set in this framerate)
Seem to have no problem when exporting .MXF
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UPDATE : the solution provided by "James at AOS" in this post worked for me :
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UPDATE : Sometimes it still crash / put a blackframe on the last frame, even if the cuts are on "even numbers" as the solution mentionned earlier.... Feeling really tired about getting this bug with the stabilization effects.
Premiere version : 25.0.0
OS : MacOS Sonoma 14.7
Sequence : 29.97 DF
Files : mostly .mov files but also .mp4
No other effect other than a lumetri sometimes.