Subject: Speed video rendering and export in Adobe Premiere CC 2014

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• Export in Adobe Premiere Elements 11 error

  Hello everyone,

  I am currently trying to export a movie in Adobe Premiere elements 11.

  Whenever I'm trying to export anything in Premiere Elements, I get the error message "error compilation of film. Unknown error. "happen.

  I had two videos export before, which one has been exported in an avi file, which has no sound, the other has been exported as an f4v file and all the sound was static.

  I looked at the discussion about multiplexing and it did not work.

  Thank you.

  AdobeFilmmaker

  To complete, please consult the document Adobe Premiere Elements and "compile errors.

  Resolve the compilation error when rendering or exporting from Adobe Premiere Elements.

  We will follow your progress as your schedule allows.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Adobe Premiere Pro 2014 CC maintains late and crashing

  My Adobe Premiere Pro 2014 CC maintains late and crashing to a point where I can't do my job. When I open my first file, I can work on my calendar for maybe two or three minutes before it lags, freezes and then eventually crashes. I am at a loss of what is exactly causing my problem because I edit mostly the H.264 files and my sequences are not complex in every sense of the term. I've dealt with this days and I can't seem to find a solution. If anyone has any advice please let me know because I'm desperate. Thank you.

  Data sheet:

  Model name: Mac Pro

  Model identifier: MacPro6, 1

  Processor name: Intel Quad - Core Xeon E5

  Processor speed: 3.7 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of Cores: 4

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache: 10 MB

  Memory: 16 GB

  Boot ROM version: MP61.0116.B05

  Version of the SCM (System): 2.20f18

  Version of lighting: 1.4a6

  Hi Dana,

  Can you go to the settings-general project file and change the video renderer only in software mode.

  Check if it works or not.

  You use any third party plug-in for Premiere Pro?

  Thank you

  Arjun

• Rendering and export failed with an unknown error because of the color of Lumetri?

  I am rendering & export failures with an 'unknown error' code within Premiere Pro and Media Encoder.  I think that the problem is related to the Lumetri color filter that is widely used in all of the timeline.  There are hundreds of clips and each clip has 2-4 color filters Lumetri applied.  Each clip also has the red giant Cosmo and filter FilmConvert Pro 2.36.1 coming to overlap (visually underneath by order of effects filters Panel) all filters from Lumetri.  The reason why I believe that the problem is related to the Lumetri color filter is that it is the first time that I use.  Previously, I used the filter red giant Colorista III coloring, but last week decided to try using the Lumetri color for the same effect.

  Please let me know if anyone has had similar experiences, what were their solutions, or if someone has some ideas on how to solve this problem.  I would really appreciate the help!

  System details:

  Windows Pro 64-bit 10

  Intel i7 5960 X 8-core 3.0GHz (cooled water and too quick to 4.2 GHz)

  64GB 2133 MHz DRAM (non-ECC)

  2 x Nvidia GTX 980 4 GB GPUs (not in SLI)

  Intel 750 PCIe 400 GB SSD (for BONES)

  SSD Pro 1 TB Samsung 840 (for Adobe Cache)

  SSD Pro 1 TB Samsung 840 (for export)

  Matrix RAID 5 of 48 TB (eight 6 TB HDs with MegaRAID, LSI 9361-8i card) (for media)

  Information on the timeline:

  1920 x 1080 (original video files are MP4 UHD scaled down by 50% in the timeline)

  23.976 fps

  CUDA Mercury Render Engine

  Length of the sequence: 14:30

  I have discovered a workaround of sorts.  I noticed that when rendered in PP he would make progress before a failure (the green line that precedes the timeline would get a little longer).  If I saved this progress and rebooted the system, then tried to make it again, it would make a little further.  I've done this dozens of times for 4 hours make completely a 14:30 long sequence.

  I noticed doing this routine that my CPU was maxxed on all rendered.  Resource monitor reported the use of CPU to 143% continuous (all other indicators RAM, disk speed, etc. were well under their maximums).  This brings me to suspect that maybe there is a problem with overheating of the CPU.  But who would be closed for the entire system, correct?

  Once the entire sequence has been made (all the green lines above clips) I tried export by using the "Use preview files" option enabled.  Failure again.  I tried export uncompressed AVI, Quicktimes and PNG sequences.  All have failed.  I tried to export to PP as well as TEA.  The two have not.  I tried to export with option 'To make maximum quality' is enabled.  Surprisingly, this product the longest time encoding managed (32 minutes before failure).  As by chance, using the option of MRQ kept my CPU loads sawtoothing between 100% and 75%, then maybe there's something to the CPU overheating theory?

  In an ultimate attempt desperate to save my video project (looming deadlines!) I divided the sequence of Assembly in five servings (I cut on the melted white or fade-to-black transitions) and exported to each of them.  This copy export times within 20 minutes.  It worked.

  I noticed this another Adobe Forums thread that seems to speak of the similar difficulties with effects of Lumetri in Creative Cloud 2015.  Perhaps the Lumetri effects are not ready for prime time?

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1236018?start=0 & tstart = 0

  Please let me know if anyone has any ideas on this.  In the meantime, I'll wind up this project and never use Lumetri effects again.

  Hello Kevin,

  Thank you for offering help to solve this problem.

  I was able to export the majority of the sequence with all the Lumetri effects, red giant and FilmConvert mixed in clips.  After the sequence using the tedious method described above I segmented the sequence in the quarterfinals; all exported except one.  I divided it into two; Another exported doesn't have.  I cut half too, once again only half exported without failure.  I finally reduced the embarrassing part until a second sequence clips 35; an interview with green screen with superimposed titles and superposition of b-roll clips.

  I removed all the effects of the Lumetri of these clips and replaced by Red Giant Colorista III effects, which are very similar to the effect of Lumetri in the GUI and application.  The sequence made completely without "unknown error."  Then it was exported successfully (and used about 70% when compared to more CPU activity 110% with the Lumetri to export).

  The difference would be that the effect of color of Lumetri has this YUV icon next to it in the effect controls panel?  Which means that YUV?

  The problem is perhaps not totally related to the color of Lumetri effect (as I said, I was able to export the majority of the 14:30 sequences use, although gradually by segmentation of the sequence into smaller portions), but if the move is a solution then I'll use it.

  I lost a day to fix this.  If this thread is useful to someone else, then it was worthwhile.

• 5.5 pro Pre closes during rendering and exporting

  I worked on short, 1 min 30 to 2 min, testimonies, including tracks for logo, title, Matt and real media. This requires changes keyframing scale, position, correction of 3 colours, gobos and dissemination. The last two coming from 3rd party Tiffen.  You have 4 or 5 with no problem, but the last several have quit smoking during rendering or, if rendering, during export. Data: CS 5.5, Mac 10.7.5, Source footage is HD 1440 x 1080, HDD remaining 1.65 TB of capacity, 3rd part v.3 Tiffen Dfx above and, unfortunately, no Mercury Playback Engine GPU. Can tell what is happening?

  Thank you

  I think that it is for Windows, but can help the BSOD closures http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1427408?tstart=0

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2014/01/13/computer-shuts-down-with-Premiere-Pro-or-af ter-effects.

  And some saved links Mac

  Troubleshooting Guide for Mac freeze

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/troubleshoot-system-errors-freezes-Mac.html

  External speakers stop reading http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1370072?tstart=0

  OSX Crash http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/ame-premiere-crash-launch-export.html

• On the video exported on Adobe Premiere Pro is a little off the original source video color

  

  I have two Cyberlink powerdirector 10.0 and Adobe first Pro C6

  
  

  I noticed that adobe cs6 Taste. When you export the video... the colors are a little off... for ever the same colors as the original

  source

  I took a screenshot so you can see what I mean... View Adobe is a slightly orange mor. is there a way to fix this? CyberLink powedirector always match the color of the source when you export it. except Adobe Premiere Pro CS 6

  I have windows 7 64 bit (Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 M

  I don't know how to explain it better, but you cannot trust youtube or any multimedia player. I'm constantly downloading stuff on youtube and see the color of my content change. I know that's not what you want to hear, but I assure you that all media players will usually show a completely different color with different codecs and or the same file. I don't know if you noticed or not, but the original video differs the WMV in cyberlink as well.  She brought the highlights on his leg. He also made his legs appear more 'red '.  I recommend that you download VLC and KMplayer you will see what I'm talking about, you can also check the windows media player, it will display a different color as well.

  But I just wanted to report that the video in this you tube cyberlink image is different from your original too. All the highlights are darker (they cover as much area) the other problem with your test tube you is you-tube encodes EVERYTHING you send them once you download on their server. They provide a compression everything they are sent once the file is sent to them. If this criterion unfortunately does not really explain anything.

  Try to shoot these three videos in first and compare to them all, it's the only way to compare them in a mansion just for Premiere pro is going to be more accurate than any playback software I know not, but you should keep in mind that honestly you need a 100 percent pro monitor course. Just software players are not reliable at all. If you want to download a test file, I would be happy to compare my monitor sony pro works.

• Importing video alpha channel: what to export for Adobe Premiere? Reduced file size Important.

  I want to import a small 20 second animation at 1920 x 1080, RGB + alpha superimposed, all less than 5 MB of After Effects in Adobe Premiere. What are my options? Used to be my go-to the file format FLV files. An example FLV pose this requirement would be around 700 KB.

  Export in. MOV with Alpha as a result of this same file 700KB to 950MB (difference of size of files after x 1350).

  Export in. AVI with Alpha translates this same file 700KB to 9800 MB (a x 14000 times difference in file size).

  Export in lossless with Alpha translates this same file 700KB to 1100 MB (difference of size of files after x 1500).

  I surrender all the little animations of 10-30 per project and make them all integrated into Adobe Premiere, so a dynamic link is not practical. This was a nice project of ~ 15MB will now have to be (at least) a project of ~ 20GB. This is not sustainable.

  Any help appreciated, thanks.

  My choice would be Cineform.

  The files will be not small, but it is an unreasonable expectation here, I think.  The size of the intermediaries is not usually something that worry, not only the expected results.

• Not will not be rendered and export audio?

  Whenever I visit the clip, the clip plays fine but the sound is not there. I checked several times if audio has been set for rendering, but it isn't still here on the video renderer. Why?

  Version: Adobe After effect CS6 (2015)

  There is a really annoying bug in the version of After Effects 13.5.1 where it will not be rendered audio in AVI or WAV format. You have three options:

  • Make a MOV
  • Rendering using Adobe Media Encoder
  • Open your project in 2014 CC file to render (bonus: you can render with multiprocessing can be faster)

  Oh yes, or you can wait until the update is scheduled for the end of the month. So... oven solutions, but that last seems like a fool.

• Rendering and exporting RIDICULOUSLY long?

  [Go to Premiere Pro forum... JTS]

  Hello

  I'm trying to render and export a clip 4 minutes of GoPro in first Pro CC. Only used filters are stabilizer Warp and distortion (parameter GoPro) Correction lens.

  Render or export of this 4 minute clip takes 8 to 10 hours. Even just trying to return a part of 17 seconds of the clip takes at least 40 minutes. Even when you try to export by the SOUL. What I am doing wrong? I do something wrong, that otherwise it is just crazy.

  The system is:

  AMD Phenom ii 1090 t.

  16 GB OF RAM

  All data on SSD drives

  Sapphire HD7870 card (GPU acceleration enabled in the export settings)

  Windows 7 SP1

  I would be grateful for any help/advice you can offer.

  Thank you

  Slava

  See Page Tweakers - what type of PC to use? and note the warning about the AMD processor. Then look at Tweakers Page - what video card use? and note the note:

  Results of initial reference with the AMD cards show that they are about two times slower than nVidia price cards also.

  to get the right-of-way.

  See Benchmark results PPBM5 and note the entry #1145 more 15 x slower than a fast Intel Core system and it has a nearly identical configuration as yours. Same processor but overclockee, same memory, video card a little older.

  The effect of lens distortion is not accelerated, so that slow AMD processor must carry the burden, and it shows in your time-exporters.

• "Workflow" DSLR for ideal rendering and exporting

  I just finished my first project of 5 minutes in Premiere Pro CS6 with excellent results.  The source material is a Canon 7 d, and I work with unconverted native files.  Unfortunately, as the project had color correction with Magic Bullet looks, filters such as sharpness and layers of "fuzzy" of certain elements on the screen, the original compressed h264 export took nearly 7 hours.

  A little research led to realize that I was better export a 'master' and the conversion outside of Premiere Pro.  So, what would be the best way to proceed?

  Do I have to view my calendar and then choose export with 'match sequence settings' and 'use discovered?  Should not pre-made and export rather than "match sequence settings"?  If I pre-made and use of previews, the resulting quality will be the same if I surrender all by exporting?

  Or is there another way?  Could I create preview with ProRes files and export to ProRes format?

  Please help us to a delighted PP convert.

  you have almost perfect it, but for a potential problem...

  (1) import my native dslr images,

  YES!

  (2) create a sequence with settings and a setting of say ProRes 422, overview

  YES - BUT ProRes is available on Mac. If you are on Windows, use AViD DNxHD or UtLossless.

  (3) change my project with effects, etc.

  YES!

  (4) rendering the chronology, and

  YES!

  5) export to ProRes 422 'use previews' selected format? Then create files with this master of export ProRes codec.

  A little.

  Note even if you use the preview files, Apple QuickTime with ProRes support does not implement Smart Rendering so you decode and re-encode to the ProRes format (good vs copy the preview of a file already compressed through executives).

  There is therefore really not backwards by a master ProRes and then deposited into the SOUL to do your other final products. Instead, I strongly recommend that you queue your sequence to Media Encoder. The first output can be ProRes422 (for archiving etc.) If you wish.

  Right click and "duplicate" this original work in the SOUL and change the settings on each replication to create all output files you need. CS6 actually has a very nice interface. Doing it this way was more than the Mercury playback engine (IE nVidia CUDA MPE) will make all your resize for you - that is much faster (as 10 x) to open the master file of ProRes in SOUL and creation of files out there.

  Make sure that you always have the "use previews' enabled for all cloned jobs.

  Kind regards

  Rallymax

• Help! Problem exporting in Adobe Premiere & Media Encoder

  Hi guys,.

  I have a problem for which I do not find any solution on the web. I'm not a very experienced user of Premiere Pro. Maybe you can help me!

  I did a project using Adobe Premiere Pro.

  There is only a single sequence, but I have several clips that I want to export in this order as separate videos (see video 1, video 2, video 3 in the picture)

  

  The problem is that when I open Adobe Media Encoder, I opened the sequence and I export all the different clips, exported videos don't keep all the effects that I applied to the video (contrast and brightness, other adjustments of different image settings / effects etc.).

  So, I can automatically export all videos with Media Encoder, but with no correction of color or other adjustments. When I play the first sequence, everything looks good. When I export videos using Media Encoder, they have not all applied effects.

  If I export the sequence directly in first as a long video, it keeps the effects, but I get only a single video, and I need all export them separately.

  The only way it works is different sequences manually and export all of them at once. But I've got 200 of them. So it will take a lifetime

  I guess there is a smarter way to do it.

  Happened to you? Is this something that I'm not just doing?

  What should I do to keep all the effects that I apply when exporting Media Encoder?

  Is there another method I could use to correctly export all 200 videos in this order in addition to do it manually?

  Thank you!

  Are - what you happened to select items in the project Panel in Premiere Pro and SOUL queue?  You can export a timeline properly (select a timeline > menuFichier > export > media > Click 'Tail')?  The effects are only applied on the mounting elements, not media clip in the project Panel.

• Export from Adobe Premiere CS4 - out of low quality/pixelated WMV

  Export WMV (Windows Media Video) from Adobe Premiere CS4 (via Adobe Media Encoder CS4) gives a very low quality/pixelated output (especially when there is text in the video). I use the following settings:

  
  Video Codec: Windows Media 9
  Pass encoding: 2
  Bitrate Mode: Variable unconstrained

  Width of the frame: 1024
  Frame height: 576

  (* Same as source)

  Format of the pixels: Square pixels (1.0)

  Decoder complexity: Auto
  Keyframe interval: 5
  Average of Bitrate of the video: 5000

  
  I used the EXACT same settings in Adobe Premiere CS3 and the quality is absolutely perfect. (See the comparison example attached)

  Any ideas what may be the problem?

  Thank you

  FAS

  Try gradual (no frame) in the settings of your sequence.

• Capture the event media export in Adobe Premiere

  We develop a html5 Adobe first Extension. The extension is important files to the editor of our archives. The files have two versions. HI-res and low resolution.  We import versions low-resolution to the editor. We want to change the path of the file of bass to high resolution when the user finishes his work and exports media (file-> export-> Media). Is there a way to capture the event of export and change the paths of the files?

  You can change the path using changeMediaPath() on project items.

  There is no way to capture the export event when the user is not interacting with your Panel. However, your panel could have a button "replace all the lower-res with high resolution.

  NOTE: If the dimensions of the image are different between lo-res and hi-res, your movies will look strange (images will be much too big, or too small). Use proxies with the same dimensions as the images high resolution.

• Export from Adobe Premiere using extendscript

  Hello!

  I'm trying to understand how the exportTimeline() function works.  So far I managed to import the files and add them to a sequence.  Now I want to export the movie as a Quicktime movie.  Finally, I want to be able to define the points of beginning and end for an export (export a workspace, the export of a clip in the timeline, etc.).

  I tried to use the function passing a path to a file name:

  exportTimeline ("somepath.mov")

  I don't have an error message which is good.  I got a "result: 7" (not sure what that means).  I don't see new files exported to the right path.

  Thank you!

  PProPanel

• First cc 2014 crash with the message "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I've updated for Premiere Pro CC 2014, all other Adobe CC 2014 software works very well, but the first does not load again. The start page (frame) happens - my computer everything slows down and after a minute or two, it freezes completely and comes up with the message: "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I use a macbook Pro 15 '' (2014) with 16 GB of RAM and 760 GB SSDS. "

  Help, please!

  Hi Brigitte,.

  Go to the following location and rename the folder in the name of old_folder

  User/user/library/Application Support and rename the Adobe folder

  User/Library/Preferences and rename the Adobe folder

  Then, go to the folder Documents and go to Adobe/Premiere pro/8.0 and rename the 8.0 folder

  Make sure that you are in the library of the user if you are not sure to check out the link below.

  Access the hidden user library files. Mac OS 10.7 and later versions

  Kind regards

  Vinay