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Cannot create Large Uncompressed Quick Time file from Premiere
I need to export a file out of Adobe Premiere and for some reason large files will not export as Uncompressed Quick Time files. When I say large, I mean video segments over about 3 minutes or so (3.5 gigs and above). On our last short movie I was able to create the file but for some reason my computer is not allowing me. The file craps out at 99.8% complete and says that the file is not a VALID Video File. Is there a reason for this?? I actually created a set of smaller Uncompressed QT files then put them in a new timeline. I rendered them and then exported again. At the end, I got the same error message. Does anyone know why this is happening and what the work around is?? I need to get the file to a post house to make a Digi Beta tape and only have a week to get this done.
Many thanks in advance.
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8 Replies
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the error message is #
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Hello,
This sounds like you are exporting the referance file for “Quicktime”, not an actual video file. But the referance file.
Please re-check your Quicktime files and make sure it is not ouputting the Quicktime as a “reference file”, I have seen this error before and it is the exact same issue you are experiencing.
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Leo Baker
Post Production
Sync Films
United Kingdom
http://www.syncfilms.com
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I am going into File/Export Movie => Settings/General => File Type = Quick Time
Embedding Options = Project
Video => Compressor = None / Color Depth = Millions of Colors
Key Frame and Rendering => Rendering Options = No Fields (Progressive Scan)
Optimize Stills = checked
Where is the “reference” file at?
Thanks
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QT 7 is not compatible with Adobe. that is why everyone is having problems. I uninstalled 7 and reinstalled 6.5. now everything works….
I think I am going to have to spread the gospal about this revelation. QT 7 is the devil that’s for sure….
thanks for the reponse though
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I believe that 7.1 is fine but the current 7.2 is fouling things up.
Steven
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Its on and off, 7 didn’t work, 7.1 did, 7.2x problems
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Seems everytime a new quicktime is released it only affects adobe editing products. Something seems a bit suss there.
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Sounds like you are using a FAT32 formatted disk which has a file size limit of just under 4G. Try a NTFS formatted disk or exporting to a compressed fomat.
Brian
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