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Super Strange Unknown Error in Premiere – Any Ideas?
Hey everyone. Let me cut right to the chase. I wanted to compare Speedgrade and Resolve Lite and so I offered to color grade a friend’s project for him. He sent me his hard drive with all his files on it and I opened up Premiere and everything worked great. My friend edited all the footage straight out of camera so the timeline was a mix of DLSR, GoPro, and Contour (MP4) footage. I knew that my color grading apps wouldn’t like this so I transcoded everything to ProRes 422 HQ and relinked all the media in a new timeline in Premiere. I sent the first half of the project to Speedgrade via EDL. Worked like a charm and I sent the file back to Premiere as a ProRes file. Then I dynamic linked a few clips to AE so I could use Optical Flares. Next I sent the second half to Resolve via ProRes and used Scene Detect. The grading went great (for the record I think Resolve Lite was significantly better than speedgrade CS6 but I will continue to use them both until I can definitively decide which one I like more) in Resolve and I sent it back to Premiere as individual ProRes clips. This is where everything went sour. When I started to play back my final timeline in Premiere, which is now 100% ProRes 422 HQ and AE Dynamic Linked clips, it started playing back very jumpy and slow on clips that played back fine before I sent it to Resolve. Even the speedgrade clips, which played back great before Resolve, were not playing back correctly. So I decided to go ahead and render out the project and every single time it hangs up at around 30% and an error pops up that says “Unknown Error” and I cannot export the project. I have no idea what is going on. I verified all of my disks and repaired all of their permissions and it does nothing. I have restarted both my computer and my OS and nothing. I have no idea… anyone encountered this before?
———————–What does “I don’t know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve” even mean?