PREMIERE PRO ERROR 99

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January 23, 2018
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Hi to all, I have noticed ever since the new 2018 version of premiere pro came out a lot of people have been getting the error code 99 and I just want us to get together and discuss the problem and resolve it because I don't see to many people answering the questions about how to fix "error 99". I'm a youtuber and its important to me that I get my videos up in the best quality and form. I understand that this error has to do with rendering, but I put nothing into my videos but gameplay, images, and some acs music in the background and my intro and outro, so I have absolutely no clue why I'm getting this error and my videos are never longer than 5 mins. Like I said before I noticed this problem came up in the new update for premiere pro, so I hope we can get together and figure this problem out as a team.

thank you for the help! Everyones answers/theories will be worth looking at

And by the way I am about a month and a half in to learning how to use this software so be cool lmao

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Correct answer sergios99528775

Fix whatever is on the timeline at the given time in the error message.

And turn off MRQ if you have a dedicated gpu card.

FOUND THE FIX

You was right for what ever reason Premiere Pro fail to import the intro of my video, i removed the intro from the time line and i had a successful export, this is just so weird i guess, i did not have to disable MRQ because i had no idea where to disable it lol,

hilmi2288

Participant

Im wondering if this is a windows issue? I had the same problem with mine on my windows 10 desktop. But I could not pinpoint the problem eventhough i placed in and out at different points. Error message came up before it hit 1% on progress.

So I saved it on my NAS and opened it on my macbook pro and it exported with no issues.

muhammadjamil

Participant

Hello,

After trying everything suggested on this forum. I finally managed to fix the issue.

The issue was actually with the video i was importing for rendering. The end of video already had fading effects/transition (Dip to Black, Audio Fade) which was causing the H.264 render settings to fail. I removed those 2sec at the end put another fading effect on and tried it. Guess What! it worked, not only once but every time i had render the clip after that.

I dont know why the existing fading effect would cause this issue but removing it worked.

Jamil

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cristinac88137928

Participant

Having the same issue in Premiere and Encore!!! any leads? not being able to export!

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robertb10475192

Participant

I still have no idea how to get past this issue. No solution has been offered. MRQ was off but still getting the error message. I regretted upgrading. Please provide solutions and not examples of random acts that work.