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Hey! I wound up finding out what the problem was short after I made this post. I was using .ts footage recorded from OBS and for some reason that's what caused the export to freeze up. All I had to do was use the 'Remux' function on OBS to convert the .ts to .mp4 and use the .mp4 files on Premiere instead and everything worked out perfectly. Hopefully this works for you too!
This post is rather old. Can you give us specs on your system and media? Perhaps we can better help you!
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Kevin
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I'm having this very same problem, very annoying! I'm dissapointed no one was able to answer this.
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This post is rather old. Can you give us specs on your system and media? Perhaps we can better help you!
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Yes, thank you. I have a Lenovo Thinkpad 3 with the specifications:
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 5700U with Radeon Graphics 1.80 GHz
Installed RAM 36.0 GB (33.9 GB usable)
Device ID 8C7FEE13-A447-4DB3-B0DE-E02174F014CC
Product ID 00342-21982-71333-AAOEM
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display
I was using Adobe Premiere Pro to successfully export 1.5 hour videos a few weeks ago, all be it they would take a few hours but they would successfully export. I then tried to export a 10 hour long video in which it gave me an estimated time of 28 hours to finish. It ended up freezing in the middle of the export. It has done this before when I dont have enough free space on my disk, I delete some old files and clear up some space and then it works. But I tried to do that with no luck. It won't even export 1 hour long vidoes anymore. I have over 500 GB of free disk space now which is far more than I ever had and it still doesn't work. I've tried new sequences, new projects, new footage, uninstalling and then reinstalling premiere pro, clearing the media cache, running disk cleanup, moving all of my files to an external hard drive to free up space, different export settings. Nothing seems to do anything it just ends up freezing in the middle of the export at basically the same point everytime. I don't know what changed when I tried to export that 10 hour long video. I don't know whats going on. I bought this laptop purely for video editing and it is about 1.5 years old. Please help.
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Kindly contact our agents for one-on-one support. https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html. Look for the chat pod in the lower-right of the page. Ask for the video queue. They should help you with such a problem. Sorry the community was unsuccessful in helping you with this strange problem. Let us know how it goes.
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Kevin
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See if the solution posted by @Nervly might help solve your issue. Let us know!
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Kevin
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Hey! I wound up finding out what the problem was short after I made this post. I was using .ts footage recorded from OBS and for some reason that's what caused the export to freeze up. All I had to do was use the 'Remux' function on OBS to convert the .ts to .mp4 and use the .mp4 files on Premiere instead and everything worked out perfectly. Hopefully this works for you too!
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Thanks for posting your solution, @Nervly! Great going.
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Kevin
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I'm glad you were able to figure it out. Unfortuantely, I have been using the same iphone to record all of these videos and changed nothing about what the videos were so that can't be the problem for me. I have found a workaround for these clips by just exporting a few minutes of the final video at a time and then putting them all together in a different sequence, premiere pro will export that entire 2 hour long sequnce in like 45 minutes. I think the problem might be that all of these video clips that I am trying to export are corrupted because after it failed to export that 10 hour long video, I believe I tried to export different clips before I freed up enough space on my SSD. In doing so it corrupted the files and now that I have plenty of space, it still doesn't work. Or the footage that the iphone gives me is straight up corrupted, either way I think I can solve this issue by having far more than enough storage space on my iphone and PC at all times. I will let you know if that works. Much appreciated
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