Jason Agnew
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In your project settings, where you create create your folder path for captured video/audio, project auto saves…you can also save the path for video/ audio previews. I found that (and I have no real explanation why i tried it or why it worked) that when I have a folder on my system drive (in my case, the desktop) and save preview files there, instead of the folder/drive where the source footage resides, that things became more stable.
Do you see a little yellow “caution” triangle or red “stop sign” on the very bottom of your screen? sometimes thats an unnoticeable indicator of errors.
-jason
-jason
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Have you checked the playback settings in Preferences?
In your sequence settings, have you changed the preview codec and re rendered your timeline?
I also have a folder on my desktop to save my preview files.
Doing those things have typically helped when I’ve had similar issues.
-jason
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This may seem like a pain in the butt, but when I have encountered AAF issues, I have duplicated my project, and deleted every sequence EXCEPT the one I am exporting, just to be sure that premiere has no other potential reason to act wonky. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. I rarely am successful dealing with AAFs and premiere.
-jason
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Have you tried to export other formats just to see? Also, try to render out a section, not the whole video. I have encountered issues where it choked up about 15 minutes into a 30 minute program. But the minute I split it into 2 files, it’s was fine.
-jason