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January 24, 2023
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h264 NAS

  • January 24, 2023
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Bug report: After upgrading to Premiere v15, exporting an H264 file from either Premiere or Media Encoder to my NAS creates a file which the program claims exported successfully, but actually creates a glitched file. At some point in the file, the audio will drop out, and the video will freeze on a single frame, which will remain on screen for the rest of the duration.

Exporting a quicktime file to my NAS doesn't cause this problem, and exporting an H264 file to my internal harddrive doesn't cause this problem, so there's only an issue with the combination of encoding to the H264 export setting to a NAS location that is causing a problem.

This is hugely disruptive to my workflow, and I really need it fixed...
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Participating Frequently
January 24, 2023
Same problem here! It's killing the workflow of my studio.

We have no problems with exporting an MPEG, or Quicktime or H265. But as soon as its a H264 the last couple seconds of video and audio are lost.

Exporting internally such as to my desktop is fine, so this is my current workaround until this bug is fixed.

I've tried both software and hardware encoding on both iMac and Mac mini.

Running V15 premiere.
Mac OS 10.15.7
QNAP TS-453BT3 with firmware 4.5.2.1594
Participant
January 24, 2023
same here: after update to Premiere/MediaEncoder 15 we found issue while playing .mp4 Pr 2021 exported file in QuickTime and iPhone.
The same files played in Mac via Vlc or in Windws works well.
The same projects redered withe the previus version (14) works well
Participant
January 24, 2023
Hi Tom,

Tried uploading the files you asked for with the "attach file" thing on here, but... it keeps stalling out. Trying a MASV link, let me know if that works for you?

https://get.massive.app/01F224C0H90MKHVBS3HHRM854S?secret=EEPZEKmBZQYlDaTO

Has two files, the glitched export, and the proxy file that's the source.

Thanks!
-Bill
Participating Frequently
January 24, 2023
I'm also connecting via AFP. Still can't recreate the issue at my end, so can't comment on whether it's an audio issue.
Participating Frequently
January 24, 2023
I'm an amateur here, don't even know what NAS is, but I'm having a very similar problem. Have been using Premiere 2020 with no problem and just switched to Premiere 2021 (v15) for the first time and exported my project to an MP4 file with h264 encoding and the audio is very glitchy when playing back on my iMac with QuickTime Player. Haven't noticed any video glitches, but the audio drifts out of sync as it plays and if I scroll forward to a different time position the audio doesn't play at all. This is from a single 1 hour video clip from iPhone but with audio completely replaced with a separate .wav file. I do also have some still images overlaid on the video clip. Same thing whether I export directly from Premiere or queue to Media Encoder. I do not have any other video players installed to try, but I imported the video to my DVD maker software and it appears to be working fine there. Makes me think there could be some sort of compatibility issue with QuickTime Player.
Tom Nord
Community Manager
Community Manager
January 24, 2023
Thanks, that's very informative. Could you tell me more about the sources? Can you repro with just transcoding a single file? And if so, would you be able to share that source? I have a NAS with an AFP connection that hasn't reproduced the issue so far. If it's not a single source can break the project down in to a smaller version that will still repro the issue and share it? If we can get a repro in-house it will make it much easier to determine the root cause.
Participant
January 24, 2023
1) AFP.

2) Just tried some test exports without audio, and am not having the same freezing issue.

Thanks!
Tom Nord
Community Manager
Community Manager
January 24, 2023
Thank you for the additional information. So two things:
1. What networking protocol are you using to connect to the NAS (SMB, AFP, NFS)?
2. Do you see the same freezing at the end if you export the file without audio? We're trying to determine which step of the export is having the problem and this should let us know if the muxer is involved.
Participating Frequently
January 24, 2023
Thanks for getting back to us - this is really appreciated, as we're very excited to move onto v15 when we know it's ready to roll! Requested details below:

1. We're running two NAS units - QNAP TS-563 and Synology DS1819+
2. Mac OS 11.2.1
3. The h264 preset we use doesn't let me set it to hardware encoding, so I've only been able to test software encoding. In AME, I use Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Metal) generally, but was experiencing the same issue with all three rendering options.

I say was, because I just tested this issue, and I wasn't able to recreate the bug again. I ran into a similar situation where I asked Adobe Support to help me troubleshoot, and they went through and reset a bunch of stuff (so it was kinda like coming to a fresh-ish install of premiere, but without reinstalling it), and it worked for the rest of the day after that. Then the next day it went back to having issues.

I'm happy to help bugtest things further, just let me know if there's anything I can test for you
Participant
January 24, 2023
Hi Tom,

1) I'm using a QNAP TVS-872XT.
2) macOS version 11.2.3.
3) For the project, I have the renderer set to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Metal). Tried switching this to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only. Output an H264 file with both project settings with both the Software Encoding and Hardware Encoding option in the export settings window. All four test H264 files came out with the same glitch.

Thanks,
-Bill