Problems with exporting my video. "Error code 39"

What i'd do is: make sure you have at least 3 times more free space than the estimated file size on the hdd, and try to change the output resolution. When exporting, before we have the video file, premiere makes two individual files, one audio and another one with video only. From those two files, it compiles the final video, and then deletes the video and audio files, witch are temporary files, meaning that if your estimated file size is lets say 5gb, you'd need at least 10 gb of free space. As for the resolution, today i had a project, standard def video from a vhs tape. I got the code 39 err trying to export in with the same res as the original file, 720 by 576. Space was of no concern to me, but two times in a row it didnt work. Ive changed the output res to 1080p, and it worked. I hope it helps. 

joshf17443900, Have you tried smart rendering?  

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-what-is-smart-rendering/td-p/10648488 

Might help if you tell us your system specs, your source properties and the output format and the available space on startup drive and all other connected drives...

Just curious if you ever figured out how to fix this issue? I have the exact same problem happening with an almost 4 hour video. I keep being told that its a space issue, but I'll have double the space needed and still failes to export. I've waited as long as 45 hours multiple times to see if it will finally down load, but failes every time. Just tired of trying. And Adobe support is the worst to deal with. Absolutely hate talking to them on the phone. 

THANKS BRO, I'VE BEEN FIGHTING WITH MY PC FOR SOOOO LONG

1.Launch your project
2. "Save as" in another place with a different name
3.Restart Premiere Pro
4.Run the newly saved project and put it on render

Hi!

I had the same problem, as most of us here! 

In fact, I only had a problem with 4K video processing. I tried to make the same file in full hd resolution and it worked immediately.

Since Adobe recommends 32GB of RAM for 4K processing, but I have 24GB, I suspected that was the problem. But since I found several hints about free space on the hard drive here, I started looking into it. I had such a capacity that after processing there should have been a few more GB of free space, but it seems that it was not enough.
Anyway, I moved the files to another drive and got over 100GB of free space, and when I tried again, I got the same video processed!

Hopefully it will also work with the next video 🙂

CHANGE FILE NAME. as old as time, renames the file. If you have a lot of files, learn to do it in bulk, you also need to learn how to wholesale change file paths in the PP design file.

@George24334722tdfeincredible work sir. Comically correct. I updated the firmware on everything from my GPU to my grandmother before learning your astute diagnosis. I will be returning my GRE in shame.

HaloFinancial, what is the format of the target drive for your export?  There are file size limitations for certain formats, in particular FAT32.   

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what format is the drive you're exporting to?  There are file size limitations for certain drive formats and I'm guessing the format of the drive is FAT32...