Premiere pro CS4+media encoder CS4 problem encoding to WMV and MOV

Hello,
I am new to CS4. I lurked around the meanders of CS4 help and FAQ. In spite of the large help database I could not find a solution to my issue.
I edited a little movie from shots I took during holidays. I edited in premiere pro cs4 and it is a bit faster than CS3 <yoohoo>
However I want to export the movie as NTSC source to high quality download. In the Expot settings, I wrote a file output of course so it can encode and compile the movie somewhere on my HDD and I did not touch anything in standad NTSC source to high quality download values and tabs. In the end the movie should be around 848 mega.
I press OK, then Media Encoder pops up on screen. my project comes automatically in Media Encoder which is neat so I just had to click on start Queue but here is my problem...
I can wait for 4 hours or more, Media Encoder status states Encoding but nothing moves forward. Elapsed time remains at 00:00:00, Estimated Remaining remains blank.
Although something triggered my attention when I widen Media Encoder Source Name tab. It sounds like my project from Premiere Pro is placed in a temporary folder instead of using the regular save project file folder in ...>adobe>premiere pro>4>sebsofie2010b which strange.
I try to place a picture of my issue and perhaps it will help everyone.
This picture was taken about 1 hour and half after I tried to encode the movie for the fifth time.
The status quotes "Encoding"...
Thanks in advance for any help

Hello,
This is Song to an Illiad. I had to change Email address and password as I am switching provider soon.
So Ok to bypass the issue at that time, I simply transfered all files to a jumpdrive and re-did the composition at a friend house. Although my problem persist and Thank you for the Wiki link it was helpful. Sherlock free ware discovered several erronous Codec. Do not ask me why, how, when please. I do not toy around with codecs and all I do is update software but I have several software going from Adobe to Autodesk series as well as Nero Light version that came with my Dvd burner. Should I also mention I play video games when down time permits, as such I updated several time the DirectX software. Beside this, what is it called... Dvix or Xvid, well something like that... prompted me about 2 months ago to update to a newer version which I did. Finally I installed a freeware to export an avi type to another found on Cnet.com a few months ago as the file could be seen in Premiere pro but there were no Audio track seen in premiere while the client gave me his camcorder and I knew there should be an audio track, it was a sort of camcorder that records on a memory sticks which is why the camera was small. It was a canon but nothing more detailed than that. Anyway, I had the camera with no drivers whatsoever and I had a hard time to find the driver for free online which is why I found a freeware or perhaps was it a shareware or a trial (I am not sure), anyway it decoded and re-encoded the movie which it did successfully with lots of image loss quality but it was succesful. I know I deliberatly threw the shareware or trial straight in the garbage once I was done because I do not want this kind of junk on my PC. Perhaps could it be the issue with Media Encoder not able to start?!?!
Here comes a couple of texts Copy/Past & image to describe what Sherlock found
Codec Reporting Utility Output Text
Date and Time: 26-Aug-2010 23:43:54
System Information
Operating System = Unknown Professional (6.00.6002)
CPU Descriptor    = Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU          6600 @ 2.40GHz
CPU Clock Speed   = 2400 Mhz.
Total Memory      = 4095 Mb.
DirectX Version   = 10.0
WMI Version       = 6002.18005
ACM Version       = 5.00.0
Video Codecs
Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     FileVersion       = 3.0.1095.1
     CompanyName       = Adobe Systems Incorporated
     FileDescription   = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     InternalName      =
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright (C) 2007
     OriginalFileName =
     ProductName       = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     ProductVersion    = 3,0,1095,0
Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     FileVersion       = 3.0.1095.1
     CompanyName       = Adobe Systems Incorporated
     FileDescription   = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     InternalName      =
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright (C) 2007
     OriginalFileName =
     ProductName       = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     ProductVersion    = 3,0,1095,0
Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     FileVersion       = 3.0.1095.1
     CompanyName       = Adobe Systems Incorporated
     FileDescription   = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     InternalName      =
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright (C) 2007
     OriginalFileName =
     ProductName       = Adobe DVCPRO 100 Codec
     ProductVersion    = 3,0,1095,0
AVI Decompressor
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Quartz.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Quartz.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
AVI Draw
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Quartz.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Quartz.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
Cinepak Codec by Radius
     FileVersion       = 1.10.0.11
     CompanyName       = Radius Inc.
     FileDescription   = Cinepak® Codec
     InternalName      = iccvid
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright © 1992-1995 Radius Inc., All Rights Reserved
     OriginalFileName = iccvid.drv.mui
     ProductName       = Cinepak for Windows 32
     ProductVersion    = 1.10.0.0
DivX 6.9.2 Codec (2 Logical CPUs)
     FileVersion       = 6.9.2.26
     CompanyName       = DivX, Inc.
     FileDescription   = DivX
     InternalName      = DivX
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright © 2000-2009 DivX, Inc. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = DivX.dll
     ProductName       = DivX®
     ProductVersion    = 6.9.2.26
DivX 6.9.2 YV12 Decoder
     FileVersion       = 6.9.2.26
     CompanyName       = DivX, Inc.
     FileDescription   = DivX
     InternalName      = DivX
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright © 2000-2009 DivX, Inc. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = DivX.dll
     ProductName       = DivX®
     ProductVersion    = 6.9.2.26
DV Splitter
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Qdv.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Qdv.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
DV Video Decoder
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Qdv.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Qdv.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
DV Video Encoder
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Qdv.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Qdv.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
Intel IYUV codec
     FileVersion       = 6.0.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Intel Indeo(R) Video YUV Codec
     InternalName      = iyuv_32.dll
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright Intel Corporation 1992-1997
     OriginalFileName = iyuv_32.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.0.6000.16386
Intel IYUV codec
     FileVersion       = 6.0.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Intel Indeo(R) Video YUV Codec
     InternalName      = iyuv_32.dll
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright Intel Corporation 1992-1997
     OriginalFileName = iyuv_32.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.0.6000.16386
MainConcept MPEG Video Decoder
     FileVersion       = 1, 0, 0, 65
     CompanyName       = MainConcept AG
     FileDescription   = MPEG Video and Audio Decoder
     InternalName      = MCDSMPEG.AX
     LegalCopyright    = Copyright (C) 2001-2004 MainConcept AG
     OriginalFileName = MCDSMPEG.AX
     ProductName       = MPEG Decoder
     ProductVersion    = 1, 0, 0, 65
Microsoft RLE
     FileVersion       = 6.0.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Microsoft RLE Compressor
     InternalName      = msrle32.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = msrle32.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.0.6000.16386
Microsoft Video 1
     FileVersion       = 6.0.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Microsoft Video 1 Compressor
     InternalName      = msvidc32.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = msvidc32.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.0.6000.16386
MJPEG Compressor
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Quartz.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Quartz.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
MJPEG Decompressor
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Quartz.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Quartz.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
MPEG Video Decoder
     FileVersion       = 6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = DirectShow Runtime.
     InternalName      = Quartz.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = Quartz.dll.mui
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 6.6.6000.16386
Mpeg4 Decoder DMO
     FileVersion       = 11.0.6001.7000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Windows Media MPEG-4 Video Decoder
     InternalName      = mpg4dmod.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = mpg4dmod.dll
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 11.0.6001.7000
Mpeg43 Decoder DMO
     FileVersion       = 11.0.6001.7000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Windows Media MPEG-4 Video Decoder
     InternalName      = mpg4dmod.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = mpg4dmod.dll
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 11.0.6001.7000
Mpeg4s Decoder DMO
     FileVersion       = 11.0.6001.7000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Windows Media MPEG-4 S Video Decoder
     InternalName      = mp4sdmod.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = mp4sdmod.dll
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 11.0.6001.7000
MSScreen 9 encoder DMO
     FileVersion       = 11.0.6001.7000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
     CompanyName       = Microsoft Corporation
     FileDescription   = Windows Media Screen Encoder
     InternalName      = wmvsencd.dll
     LegalCopyright    = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
     OriginalFileName = wmvsencd.dll
     ProductName       = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
     ProductVersion    = 11.0.6001.7000
Nero DVD Decoder
     FileVersion       = 4,11,3,7
     CompanyName       = Nero AG
     FileDescription   = MPEG-1/2/4 & AVC video decoder w/ DxVA
What should I do? Can I just reinstall the codec from my Adobe CS4 Production Suite (Without) creating more issues and problems? It seemed the Wiki hints were helpful to pin point a problem but not always at giving solution.
Thanks in advance,
Seb
P.S: Could Adobe throw a little software to download to ensure all codecs are what they should be like and prompt user to reinstall straight from our Dvds? It would be soo much easier that way.
Seb

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The crashes always happen at the exact same place on both Premiere Export and Media Encoder, no idea what's causing it, I've played around with the settings and managed to export it a few times but not at the quality I want. If i render my entire sequence preview's first, and then export using preview files then it exports fine using MPEG Preview. Not exactly the format/quality I want though, if there is anything i have missed out then please ask, I do intend to check the boxes for Maximum Bit Depth and Maximum Render Quality
P.S. I have already tried
A) Clear Media Cache
B) Reinstall Premiere/Media Encoder
C) Change Location of Project Files
Thanks,
Jay

Hi Jay Singh,
Thanks for posting on Adobe forums.
Please try to check the resolution on the PSDs in the Project. and Make sure that the resolution should not exceed more than 1920*1080. This is could be the issue on crash on export.
Let us know if this will help.
Happy Editing,
Sandeep

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I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro (CS4) for about a year now, and I've been editing videos along with other packages with no problem. (Only problem being my slow processor). Up until last week Premiere Pro has been completely fine. But seeing I have a project deadline next month, I thought I would spend a day trying to kick-start the video editing.
My source videos were originally photograph-frames animated in Flash CS4 into .MOV, decided to use the H.264 output codec. As I have finished exporting my needed videos, I imported them into Premiere Pro as usual, as I have in the past. But then I encountered the common problem that I have seen quite a few have also encountered with .MOV, or jsut general "no-preview" problem when the source video is fine.
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[IMG]http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k83/neo0031/AdobePreProcap.jpg[/IMG]
Before the re-install, I believe I was running Premiere Pro CS4's latest update (4.2.x) something, now it is back to 4.0.0. But I don't think that is where the main problem is? I recently changed my locale from a certain language to Japanese to run a certain program. Would that be causing the problem(s)?
Does anyone know a way that I can FIX this? Any help is appreciated and I thank you all in advance.
I am using a Sony Vaio NS series laptop,
a 2.0 GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core processor
3GB RAM,
intergrated graphics Intel Chipset Family Series 4( I think).
Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit.
I tried moving the Scratch disks from an external portable hard drive to the local hard drive, to no result.
Again, any help is appreciated. I would appreciate direct advice rather than links. Thanks again.
Neo.

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Which preset did you use?
Thanks,
Kevin

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Hi Folks, I'm new to the forum and new to premiere pro. I am having a real issue with encoding videos. If I have any fx on like Magic Bullet Looks then the media encoder says it will take around 3 hours for an 8 minute video (h.264 HD for youtube) but my system seems to crash before it finishes encoding (some times blue screen, some times encoder error message). If I have no fx it still takes a couple of hours for an 8 minute video. This seems like an excessive amount of time, even for encoding my AVCHD files, which I know are notoriuosly slow to encode. I have the latest updates for Looks & PP.
My system:
Windows 7 Ultimate
Intel Q9550
Asus P5Q-EM
GTX 480 unlocked for CUDA
16GB 800mhz DDR2 RAM
500GB Western Digital HD
Which I would have thought was pretty decent for video encoding!
Anyway any help or suggestions on how to speed things up and maybe stop crashes welcomed.
Thanks

Hi
I had some BSOD's too in the beginning after building a new PC for PP CS5, but in my case it was the RAM, like Harm points out to be one reason, that was the problem.
You could run a memorytest or burn in test for a day or two just to stress the PC and see if it find anything.
http://www.memtest.org/
http://www.passmark.com/products/bit.htm
/Ulf

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Hey,
I am trying to encode a video that I just finished but when I get to 33% it always gives me the following error and stops it from finishing.
What am I supposed to do? I need to get this video out of Premiere Pro and as a video file!
Any help is appreciated!

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