Media Encoder and Premiere Failing to export - Reaching 30%

Question

I have 3 conference sessions (about 40-50 minutes each in length) each with 2 cameras.

I have been trying to export them using different output settings for about a week now, but every time I try to export, whether it be from premiere or media encoder (even tried exporting from After Effects), the render gets to 30% (exactly every time in both programs) and then the program freezes or my system monitor tells me the program is using 40+gb of ram (the mac has 32gb) and crashes either the program or the whole computer.

Using CC2020 for all programs.
Initially, I thought it was denoiser III having a hard time, however, I have since removed it and tried a clean export with no effect.

All video files play fine through QuickTime and don't seem to be corrupt

Has anyone experienced this? Looking for help to get these files to a rather frustrated client.

System:

iMac Pro 2017

3.2 Ghz 8 Core Xeon

32 Gb 2666 MHz DDR4

8GB Radeon Pro Vega

hypep96377285 · Accepted Answer

UPDATE: For those Watching.No program will export the video. Resolve failed even resorted to iMovie. One Canon .MOV File and a Panasonic .MOV file (In separate timelines) both failing to export. The workaround I have used is to put the video into a media transcoding software (not media encoder). Transcode the files into a .m4v and it seems to be working now, although the image quality is degraded.

R Neil Haugen · Answer

That is a possibility, as Premiere always works its cache, media cache database, and other "internal" folders quite a bit during major activity. If you could free up some space there, it would be interesting if at least the export got a bit farther.

Of course ... another possibility if it always dunks at the same spot ... is there's something corrupted in the timeline/sequence file. So ... if that is always the same clip ... go to that clip, undo and redo everything "there".

Neil

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