Henneke Holst
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I only know CS4, but perhaps this helps: right click on your preview, and set quality to highest. Usually, rendering should have helped, but you could give it a try.
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A small part came up wrong, due to foreign language: I will not play from Premiere, I will take an mp4 – or what you recommend! We will have two beamers: one is 1024, one HD – I don’t yet know the second one, but the first one gave it all out too green and too brown. And we will pay for the rented 1080p… So the question will be: How to export? How big may the file be? Which programm will I use? I thought about burning a blu-ray, but yet the burner crashed. Just imagine an opening night for a small happy-friends movie with 200 producers, directors and actors surprisingly coming.
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Got a similar one. First, close your Premiere before starting the queue. Actually, I think it wouldn’t even start properly if this was the problem – next thing: My problem were two similar plug-ins on one clip. Check the point according to the crash point – that’s all advice I can give. The emergency solution is to export in separate files (I go for about 6 minutes at a 33min-short), re-import the clips in a new project and export one file. That’s what I did, and I even had crashes in those separate files – restart, export again and there was my movie!
(Don’t export while you’re sleeping. You wouldn’t wanna know my opening-night-nightmares.) -
Hi!
Which plug-ins are you using? Check the clip at 50-60% on your timeline. I had two identical filters on one clip, and received the Unknown Error.
Reduce your effects, they write big temp files.
And the last method, which takes a little time but seriously saves lifes (we have premiere on sunday): Export in parts. 6 minutes is not that much, but who knows. Take a good codec (I’d personally go for H.264, Uncompressed Microsoft Avi makes my media darker), re-import, export in same codec. I got no frames missing.
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I got the same problem. With 600 GB free. One important step could be to check if there are two Magic Bullet Looks on one Clip. Otherwise we both should try to export the video in two sepereate halfs…