Sam East
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I just did a test and it’s exporting for about an hour now.
For anyone else with a similar problem, all I did was uncheck “Export with maximum render settings”. I was told once it wasn’t necessary, and though I don’t remember saving it with my exporting preset, it seems to have done the trick.
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I’m probably not the “expert” you want to hear from (I’m not one) but what export settings and video export settings are you using on Premiere Pro?
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It says NTFS.
I’m sorry I didn’t mention anything about titles messing up. I didn’t think they would cause a problem, since I had used them so much before.
I removed a few titles I suspected to be different then all the others, and it exported for a while. I suspected those titles because I copy/pasted the titles in the bin and just changed their name and content. ._. I didn’t think it would have an issue, but maybe them transitioning into each other did something? I guessed I just confused it?
But I’m going to give those titles all their own new titles and see if it exports.
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Is there a way to check what it’s formatted as? I wouldn’t know how to change it, anyway…
I mean, I’ve had pretty big files on my computer before, and it’s estimated file is only 199 MB.
It’s a ten minute long video with mostly text in titles scrolling or rolling.
I’ve been testing each individual clip for the past few hours, and found some of the titles were causing it to crash in certain points. I deleted the ones I isolated, but it still crashed. -
I export in 59.94 FPS even when I record in 60 FPS. If you camera only does 59, then you shouldn’t try to export it in 60. Try to export in the same settings you recorded in.