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  • Render issue. ASAP, WEDDING TOMORROW!

    Posted by Andrew Conlon on November 10, 2011 at 7:19 pm

    I finished off and had my Premiere Pro CS4 movie fully edited and rendered. Its NTSC 1280×720, 29.97 fps and the imported clips are MOV’s and MTS’s at 1440×1080. Everything rendered perfectly. Then I used dynamic link between premiere and encore and when I went back to CS4, everything was unrendered. When I re-rendered, all clips were enlarged in size, out of focus and off-set up and to the right (an image of this is attached to the post).

    Furthermore, all MTS files were unlinked and when I try and relink them, it says that MTS is a file format not supported. Help me ASAP, my wedding is tomorrow!

    3242_blownup.png.zip

    Ann Bens replied 14 years, 8 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Angelo Lorenzo

    November 10, 2011 at 7:48 pm

    This is assuming you didn’t make some “duh” move like not save your work as you resized clips, etc, to make your edit look nice.

    1. Restart your computer. This will clear bugs caused by info in RAM. If you’re a chronic computer hibernator… they forget about this step.

    2. Hold shift as you launch Premiere, this clears some internal preferences and things. Relaunch your project.

    3. Assuming it reads the MTS file and you’re good to go, go to Composition > Delete Render Files (might not be the exact wording). This will clear the green on the timeline back to yellow/red.

    4. Pick a smaller area of the timeline and preview render it. Sometimes, what you’ve seen are just render errors. In my experience, dynamic link can introduce some wonkiness to preview renders.

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  • Ann Bens

    November 10, 2011 at 9:31 pm

    Find an auto save.
    Don’t use DL but export from Premiere.
    Import into Encore, make menu and burn.

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