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Hi @Anusha_Shetty1785,
Welcome to the Premiere Pro forums and thank you for reporting a problem.
Does the error timecode around 00:00:00:09 coincide with the motion graphic you are using? Are there any other layers or effects in that section?
You can try to right-click the graphic > Render and Replace, and choose a QuickTime format. Or as another workaround, you could try exporting the sequence as a ProRes QuickTime file instead, and later transcode that in Media Encoder as an H.264 if that ne
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Hi @Anusha_Shetty1785,
Welcome to the Premiere Pro forums and thank you for reporting a problem.
Does the error timecode around 00:00:00:09 coincide with the motion graphic you are using? Are there any other layers or effects in that section?
You can try to right-click the graphic > Render and Replace, and choose a QuickTime format. Or as another workaround, you could try exporting the sequence as a ProRes QuickTime file instead, and later transcode that in Media Encoder as an H.264 if that needs to be your final output.
If it is the motion graphic causing the issues, would you be interested in sharing it so the team can take a look? I can message you if so.
Sorry for the frustration,
Dani
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