Exporting/ Encoding ERROR

[Jon Barrie]

If you are export with Quicktime or H.264 your version of Quicktime might not be a good one. I suggest you restart PPro and use the Adobe Media Encoder and use either an MPEG2 or WMV.
You haven’t mentioned what format or delivery you want to go to? DVD, web, DV, camera/deck HD, widescreen etc. Please provide more detail…
– Jon 🙂

How many editors does it take to change a light bulb?
http://www.jonbarrie.net

[Juanne Coetzee]

I upgraded from Premier Pro 2 to Premiere Pro CS3 and that still didnt solve the problem. I then figured that my problem was the misfire plugins that I used on some scenes. After removing that and patching up all the empty spaces in the time-line, I could successfully encode my video to MPEGII.

Thanks for the help Jon!

Are there any cool tutorials and tips somewhere online that I can browse through? Which will be the best site for this?

I’m still a newbie and would like to dig deeper into Premiere’s powerful potential!

[Jon Barrie]

check out my http://www.youtube.com/ajbprods
I’ve got several things up there and am working on a tutorials site of my own…
– Jon 😉

How many editors does it take to change a light bulb?
http://www.jonbarrie.net

[Juanne Coetzee]

Thanks Jon! I’ll be sure to have a look!

[Vernard Mckenny]

HI, I had the same error except with Premier Elements. After multiple tries I found out that it was complaning about the lack of disk space. But I had more than ample disk space. Then the light clicked on. Most of these programs create large files, in the gigabyte range. FAT32 cannot support any file larger than 2 GIG. So I used a drive with NTFS format and everything worked great, over and over. So make sure your scratch and working files are pointing at a NTFS formatted drive. You can convert your FAT32 to NTFS without losing any data. There are disk utilities that will help you do this.

[Sayed Shahabaz]

Adobe Premier Pro failed to return a video frame cancelling the operation.

plz tel me about ARROR