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  • Clip Trims Changing on Exporting

    Posted by Corinne Friesen on May 6, 2010 at 7:23 pm

    Okkeee dokeeee,

    You guys have been hanging in with me while I create this masterful demo sequence. Now I’m ready to export it annnndddd….

    When I export my PP project the resulting movie has all the right clips in it, but it’s showing them trimmed wrong – like, wayyyy off the original trims. What the heck is that?

    Happens when exported to any of the formats I’ve tried – Quicktime, Mp4, AVI …

    *sigh* are we in Kansas yet?

    Corinne Friesen replied 16 years ago 1 Member · 2 Replies
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  • Corinne Friesen

    May 11, 2010 at 5:12 pm

    I’ve found the answer to my own question. Here’s info here for anyone else who hits this bump.

    The exported projected having clips trimmed in the wrong place seems to happen when you have Media Encoder and Premiere sharing the same cache folder. This also explains why, after a bad export experience, the PP project can end up with the project itself full of retrimmed clips on your time line.

    So, you need to change where Media Encoder is stashing its cache.
    Fire it up separately. Go to
    EDIT > PREFERENCES > MEDIA
    Change the location of the cache folder.

    I also found some other ways around this problem by exporting from PP using Encore and then using a conversion program like “Super” to give me the end Codec I wanted. In which case, these steps worked:

    Finish PP Project
    Clear PP cache
    EDIT > PRFERENCES > MEDIA … Clean cache
    Do a final render
    Make sure your sequence is up in the top left hand window.
    Highlight your time line workspace.
    FILE > ADOBE DYNAMIC LINK > Send to ENCORE

    After Enore launches, in Encore:
    FILE > BUILD > FOLDER
    Brings up your Build Box
    OUTPUT to DVD Folder
    Browse to where you want to save your material.
    Click BUILD

    You’ll end up with a VOB file in the folder you named.

  • Corinne Friesen

    May 11, 2010 at 5:27 pm

    Erg – About the changing the Media Encoder Cache – although that might be part of the problem, I just realized my solution only worked by accident.

    I still recommend the solution using ENCORE, though.

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