Can't Export from Specific Sequence in Premiere Pro 2019

Hi, 

Sorry about the lack of response over the holiday season. 

I hate it when people dont reply to threads once they have solved the issue so i thought i would comment on how i have now resolved it. (Sorry for the long post)

My assumption was that there MUST be a corrupted file. As i had gone through every other avenue suggested, as well as doing some other file transfers to different internal drives etc etc and nothing seemed to work. 

I went into Premiere and made ALL my footage offline.  
I then relinked a few folders at a time, waiting to see if some footage would not relink. 

Towards the end of the process I found it. 3 clips had corrupted. 

Why had they corrupted since they were perfectly fine only a day earlier to this all starting? I have not a clue.
But luckily for myself, i had backups of these clips on a different server which were working fine. I deleted the corrupted files from my computer, downloaded the back up files, placed them into the same folder structure, relinked as normal.

Success. 

Now this is a great ending to what has been a very stressful and time consuming process. 

But what I believe would be a great asset to Premiere Pro is a way of identifying these clips when going to export, just as it now does with Warp Stabilising or if a clip is offline (even if its inside a nest). The clips didnt show up as faulty in any noticeable way in premiere until I had found them and tried to play them. One could argue that if i had sat and watched the who edit then i probably would have realised sooner. You're probably right. But there is also a chance i could have missed it, or assumed it was a little bit of lag in the playback as i wasnt able to render the large scale sequence either.

My edit was 30 minutes long with hundreds of cuts and clips.

I'm not saying my workflow is perfect, and I'm sure there are ways i could improve it, but I still think that it would have been so much easier if the above feature (Prem identifying and notifying a faulty clip like this one) was possible. 

Make new sequence and copy everything over

and/or make new project and import old one.

See how that goes;

Also you can try,

FAQ: How to reset (trash) preferences.

FAQ: How to clean media cache files

Hi Kartika,

I have attempted to render the sequence, but regardless if when i place the In/Out points, the render does not start. 

No duraition appears, the render pop up window is blank. 

Example below:

Thanks

Hi!

I tried what you suggested but it's still not working. 

The strange part of it all is that its not the project as a whole thats not allowing me to export, but only this sequence. 

I must assume there is a shot or piece of audio during this sequenece that is making Premiere not begin the export process. As it makes no other sense. 

Thanks

Hi there!

Thank you for the detailed post.

We appreciate that you tried the troubleshooting steps by your own. Could you share the following details with us to understand the issue.

• Which option is selected under  File > Project Settings > General > Renderer? If the Renderer is set to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration switch it to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only and check if it works.
  https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-how-to-change-the-video-renderer-in-premiere-pro/td-p/9851383
• Did you apply any GPU accelerated effects on your files like Lumetri color effects ? If yes, remove them and see if it helps.
• Are you using any third-party plugins? If yes, remove them temporarily.

Looking forward to your response.

Best,

Kartika