[Bill Celnick]

or go back to your last saved version of the project, assuming you’re using “auto-save”. Depending on how frequently you set it to save your project, you may lose your last few minutes of editing, but you won’t have to go back to the beginning.

[Bill Celnick]

Thanks again Duke – just finished rebuilding that sequence in CC 2017 and all seems okay – kept it simple by only importing the specific footage files I needed for this sequence.

Certainly not the first time I had a unique problem with Premiere – and definitely not the last – and what makes it worse is that the computer is new, and I’m back editing on Windows after a 10 year stint with Apple – so each problem becomes a guessing game as to whether it’s software, hardware, platform O/S etc..

But we keep going….

[Bill Celnick]

Hi Duke – thanks for the suggestion, but when I right clicked, “Set Poster Frame” was grayed out, so wasn’t able to do it.

I’m starting over with this particular project, in CC 2017, from the very beginning of re-ingesting the source footage, and rebuilding my timeline in the same fashion, then exporting after just a minute of edit, but making sure each clip or angle has been utilized – so far so good – then I’m going to recheck after adding filters, and see if that changes anything…I probably should have added to my original post that in my original sequence.

Hopefully the problem won’t recur – but if it does, maybe I’ll find the trigger early on.

[Bill Celnick]

Thanks – tried it 3 ways:

1. – created new sequence – DNX 1080p – dragged old sequence into new timeline – same problem on export
2. -started from scratch with new DNX sequence – placed clips on timeline in the same order as the original – same result – same media on v2 was again “pending” on export
3. varied it by switching tracks placing the Cam 2 footage on track 1, and the Cam 1 footage on V2. The same footage, now on a different track again “pending”

I’ve tried exporting unrendered, rendered, with and without “use previews” – nothing works.