Image Corruption Using Sample SDK_Exporter Plug-In

[CProgrammeur]

Hello.  I recently downloaded the current Windows Premiere Pro 2017 CC.  The problem is that, with UHD video, the output seems to start getting corrupted around 128 frames or so,  By this, I mean parts of different frames are merged into a single frame.  If I reduce the video size from 3840 x 2160 to say 3000 x 1688, I am able to get a greater output of usable frames, but inevitably the corruption sets in at some point.  I am aware that an uncompressed UHD frame requires a lot of memory, although there are no indications I am running out of memory during this process.  Still, this has all the markings of a memory corruption problem.  I have attached a couple of images showing the last good frame and the one following it.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Bruce Bullis]

I'm not sure why you think it's memory corruption...? Seems like a math error, from here...

Zac will know for sure.

[CProgrammeur]

Point taken.  Just a guess on my part.

[Zac Lam]

Sounds like it could possibly be a pointer using too small of a data type, and it is wrapping around.  Are you still looking for help here?

[CProgrammeur]

Hi, I've worked around the problem by making multiple exports, with each export being limited to 125 UHD frames, but I wouldn't mind a better solution.

[Zac Lam · Accepted solution]

Hi Gary, this issue is fixed in the new release of the SDK, available now:

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/premiere/sdk/cc2017.html

Regards,

Zac

[CProgrammeur]

Thanks, Zac!

I checked the revised plug-in out this morning, and the problem is indeed gone.