Premiere Pro always exports with glitches lately

[Rettig Co.]

Hello all,

Every single time I export a video in Premiere Pro 2024 lately I have had issues with glitches on the export. It's always in different spots for what seems to be no rhyme or reason (different frame rates/different scenes). No matter what I seem to do there is always a spot or multiple that export with glitches. I typically use Media Encoder but I have tried just exporting through Premiere to see if this fixed it. Mac OS is up to date and there were several updates to Premiere Pro 2024/Premiere Pro Beta/Media Encoder that have been updated and still every time I export there seems to be something wrong with the export. I typically use the GPU Acceleration Render but also tried switching to Software Engine only and this doesn't seem to help either. Everything looks and plays correctly on the timeline in Premiere but always messes up on the export. Has anyone run into this issue?

Thank you!

Grant

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello @Rettig Co.,

I haven't heard back from you regarding the bug. Are you still having it? I'll move your bug report to the discussions forum while I await your response.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Liza34873601k9xr]

Heya! I'm having the same issue, tried everything I could think of!!!

I am still very confused how to fix this. Can somebody please write what they did exactlty to fix this issue? thank you!

[Brian37935507wsbt]

I exported the file to my desktop and it came out fine. Not sure why this works but someone else posted this method so I tried it.

[Liza34873601k9xr]

which method sorry? I am confused what to do and try!

[Liza34873601k9xr]

I tried exporting it to desktop that didn't work 😞

[josephb24398867]

I generally find that exporting to a location on my internal hard drive seems to prevent glitching

[janinet50330304]

This is still happening. Random glitches in the export file that are not on the Premiere Pro sequence being exported and not at the same point in the export on all instances of the same exported sequence. So incredibly frustrating. I tried all that was suggested to do I ended up exporting in pieces then reimporting, attaching the pieces then exporting. Still got random glitches but was able to finally get a clean export.

[Michael Foxwell]

Heya @janinet50330304 , just wanted to say that mine has been 'fixed' - Only when I export to my desktop. Used to have random glitches and has stopped since doing this. I haven't tried exporting to an external harddrive for some time now, and I then have to copy over the files to it.

But yes, I'd recommend trying this one last time, export to your desktop and hold your breath!

Ridiculous to pay these prices for adobe and it not work as it should.

[Michael Foxwell]

Sorry if this is a repeated suggestion by the way, and if you have tried already. I feel your pain!

[janinet50330304]

I appreciate any/all suggestions. Someone in this thread suggested downgrading the project to PP2023 with this website: http://downgrader.elements.tv/

I took a leap of faith and tried this and it worked the first time. I will be setting up projects in PP2023 until Adobe addresses this issue. It is ridiculous to spin our editing wheels with such nonsense.

Thank you!

[janinet50330304]

No worries, I did try this and it didn't work. Still random glitches in random spots on EVERY. EXPORT. and the glitches never showed up on the Premiere Pro 2024 sequence which is super frustrating.

[Rebecca Hardcastle]

Same issue for me, I just tried to export around 1h10m of 4k footage just from my Nikon D850. It took nearly 2 hours to export only to find 15 second pauses/glitches throughout the entire video approx every 30 seconds. So frustrating to spend hours troubleshooting and re-exporting only to find the same issues on every... single...export....

[Hitesh Godhwani]

I'm also having the same issue. Talked to Adobe agents who also couldn't figure it out.

• Issue - Glitchy video while export. Also while doing rendering in to out where the glitch is happening. Tried clearing cache, reset preferences, uninstalling and reinstalling graphic card driver, copying sequence to new project, reseting workspace, audio input to none, restarting laptop but issue persists.
  
• Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 24.5.0 (Build 57)
  
• Operating system - Windows 11 Pro
  
• System Info: CPU, GPU, RAM, HD:

  • CPU: Intel i7 - 14700HX

  • GPU and Driver Version: Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060, Studio Driver Ver 555.99

  • RAM: 16GB

  • Hard Drive (and, if external, how the drive is connected: USB 3, Thunderbolt, etc.): HD 2TB connected with USB 3

• Video format: Sony camera 4K Footage. File extension .mxf with 25fps
  
• Workflow details: It is a multicam sequence. Created proxies. Export with proxies has no glitch. Export without proxies have glitch.
  
• Steps to reproduce - (Very important!) I just edited the video like I edit any other video. On export, it had some glitches. Then I went to those areas and tried to put in and out points to see why is it creating an issue over there. The only thing that solved it was for me to do Right click and then render and replace the clip that was being glitchy.
  
  I hope Adobe can help with this problem.
  

[Hitesh Godhwani]

Export with proxies as in export - use Proxies. If I clicked on that, the proxied video was exported without any glitches.

[Mattson5F88]

This is happening to me as well. Has anyone found a solution to this? It really is frustrating!

[Brian37935507wsbt]

Exporting it straight to the desktop fixed it for me.

[Liza34873601k9xr]

For me I tried everything I found suggested here/on other websites, but nothing worked. I have just ended up running inidividual videos that were in the edit through Media Encoder/After Effects and added them into the edit again as new files and that fixed it.

[Hitesh Godhwani]

Right click and render and replace worked for me.

[Michael Foxwell]

I've had this issue loads over the past 4-5 months. A nightmare and very irritating. Especially when exporting videos that are 40 mins plus, having to scrub through and check the entire export. Very time consuming

[DannyO-K]

I had to downgrade to Premiere 2023. There's a way to convert 2024 premiere files to 2018 premiere pro files. This allows the Premiere 2023 software to open it.

[janinet50330304]

Downgrading the project to 2023 worked for me too. The first export was glitchless. Oy but the trouble I went through to get there.