[Malcolm Desoto]

I’ve spent the last two days trying to export a clean AAF file from Premiere 2025, and still haven’t had success. If there were a rating system available, I would give it one star across the board for virtually everything.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thanks, Devrim, I tried that but same result. Just random exclusions, missing audio. Worst part is there is no error telling me what’s missing. The log report generated doesn’t say anything about excluded clips or missing audio. Even if Premiere did export a seemingly workable AAF, I would have to painstakingly comb through the file to make sure nothing was excluded being that I can’t trust the export. Unfortunately Premiere is just not a professional editing application anymore.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thanks, I tried to open the last 5 auto saves. All corrupted. I gave up and just lost work. Premiere is so cool and superior to Resolve.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thank you! I did see that youtube tutorial. It’s a good start.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thank you, Rob. It’s a separate voice over. I’ll check out Melodyne Studio

[Malcolm Desoto]

Okay, I went ahead and built a new .wmv preset and it finally worked. I guess the preset somehow got corrupted???

Adobe never fails to surprise me.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thanks Jack, I have cleared the media cache several times.

Unfortunately, AE to Media Encoder is not a simple keyboard shortcut issue.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Hey guys, updated everything to 24.6 and that resolved the issue.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Good guess, but that is not the case. File presents artifacting regardless of resolution.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Hey everyone, I finally found the auto save folder on a separate drive that I use for cache files. No idea why Premiere decided to put it there as the project settings clearly indicate a different file path.