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For the last 5h i tried to export one Video multiple times, but it always stops at 100% but never finishes the export (already tried in Media Encoder too). Does smb know how to fix that?
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Hi itsMadMax,
Sorry. Are you exporting to a NAS? If so, try exporting to the Desktop instead and see what happens. Let us know what happens.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
No i'm not exporting to a NAS, i try exporting to my HDD or SSD. But i just have to wait like an hours or so after it says 0sec left till it's dpne
Thanks,
Max
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It says exportduration 1h30min but when i started it it said 30min
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Hi itsMadMax,
Sorry. I saw a similar case with an editor working with VFR (variable frame rate). His sequence settings were not matching the clip settings in Properties. Can you check that?
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Kevin
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Hey, my Videos are usually in 1920x1080 an 60 FPS so is the Sequence, but it could be possible that the recording software changed the resolution. But if it did I already changed it back to 1920x1080
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Max
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Hey Max,
OK. Have you tried exporting directly from Premiere Pro without Media Encoder?
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Kevin
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Tried both, both are over the predicted export duration
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Max
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Hi Max,
I've seen other complaints that the estimated time is not matching the actual time. The estimated completion time becomes inflated if the encoder hits a frame with significant effects, which can be frustrating. I am not exactly why you are having trouble at the end of the encoding.
Do you have a lot of titles or graphics near the end of your sequence? Which codec are you exporting with? H.264 and hardware encoding might be the issue. If that is the case. have you tried a ProRes export? Give that a shot, and let us know what happens.
Thanks,
Kevin
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No, most of the Effects are at the beginning, i use h.264 and use GPU
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Hi Max,
I think it may be related to something going wrong with hardware encoding. That can happen. Have you tried a software encode? Have you tried an intermediate codec, like ProRes?
Thanks,
Kevin