Problems exporting a movie

hi, i hope you will be able to help me, (and forgive my poor english).
i use adobe cc, and it works great except when it comes to exporting a movie.
many times when i export a movie using the media encoder to MPEG2 - DVD, and the sequence is longer then one hour it doesn't export the video, and i get a black screen. when i do the export threw premiere pro it works properly. but it prevents me from using the computer and exporting multiply sequences.
today i had another problem, and this time the premiere pro didn't help, i tried to export a movie from a p2 camera (resolution of 1440X1080) to H264. i couldn't do it in both programs, and it only worked when i used my old adobe cs5.5 premiere pro. are you familier with this problem? if so' is there any soloution for this?
thank you!
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I saw the previous discussion and will reformat my hard drive (Thank you for that info!!!), but can I copy these files (with av attached) to another drive and put them together again as a qt movie? I've captured many hours and would like to use what I've done already. When I open the original av file, qt asks me to open other associated files, and they all play together on the screen. But I can't save them. When I've tried to save them as other formats, they just get saved as audio files, even with avi or dv extensions.

Example, I captured a file I called Tape4broll. Instead of getting a qt file of that name with .mov extension, I got Tape4broll-av, Tape4broll-1-av, Tape4broll-2-av, Tape4broll-3-av. When I got to look at the files, when I open the first one, -av, it says it needs -1-av, so I locate that, then it says it needs the next one, -2-av, etc. When all are located, the file opens, the audio and video are there, but then I can't save that, can't save as, can't export as .avi or .dv. So I've got the working video and audio on the desktop but can't do anything with it.

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I'm trying to export a :30 second sequence using quicktime conversion to a .mov file. I use the default settings with the H.264 codec and uncompressed 16 bit audio. (I've also tried a few other settings with Sorenson and Sorenson 3) The same thing happens everytime. The export takes forever (about 20 minutes) then stops when the progress bar gets to about 79%. A general error comes up. On some occasions, I have also gotten a notice that says my startup disk is close to full. This is confusing because all my drives have at least 10gb of space available on them.
It was suggested in another thread that this could be a result of a corrupt media or render file. If so, how does one determine that this is the cause? It was also said that bad RAM might be to blame.
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Hmm...
I wouldn't jump right into upgrading as a fix at this point, since your program shouldn't have any trouble exporting a simple Quicktime, and the upgrade to Final Cut Studio from FCP 3 is $799 USD. That isn't full price, but still may be a bit steep if you've chosen to keep using FCP 3 for so long. Although I will say that subsequent versions include many improvements that you might actually appreciate so keep it in mind.
Have you tried exporting using Quicktime Conversion from any other projects with any other clips? That would also be a good idea, to narrow down the problem. Did you try exporting a Quicktime Movie using Current Settings? I realize that may not be adequate for your final intention, but it would help the troubleshooting as well.
I once had a problem exporting a clip from FCP and after trying everything, I recaptured the clip and it ended up working. There were no visible glitches or skips in the video to indicate that the clip itself would have been corrupt, but turns out it was. So if you can recapture, since it's only a 60-second clip, maybe give that a whirl.
You should also trash your FCP prefs (search for com.apple.FinalCutPro.plist on your sytem drive and delete that file), repair your permissions (in Disk Utility), and restart.
Post back,
Joni

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Hi,
I'm not the most competent with Premiere and am having a few problems exporting my final movie.
I am having problems with an animation (Screen size: 1024 x 576) I am producing; I've produced all the animation in Flash then exported the files as SWFS, and want to composite it in Premiere and export it as Quicktime Movie (H.264), as this seems to give the best image quality for the final movie. All the SWFs export from Flash and import into Premiere fine, and in the main the SWFs export fine from Premiere, however a few of the SWFs don't export into the final finished movie, leaving just a blank screen, and others only partially export, either stopping halfway through the shot or exporting with some of the layers from the SWF missing. I've tried re importing the files but I still encounter the same problems.
Can anyone shed any light onto where I may be going wrong and what I can do to get the entire movie to export fully? Or if there is a better way of exporting the files from Flash to a final finished movie?
If you need any other information let me know,
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Hmmm...
I did a quick test in your behalf with a test project with and without "alpha glow" applied to all of the media.
The results were actually kind of strange:
- export to .mp4 utilized all cores (6-core box w/ Hyperthreads) with a smooth 82% utilization for the whole export; memory usage (also from task manager) went up and once it hit a maximum, it stayed there
- export to .mp4 with "alpha glow" applied -> CPU usage started out pretty good, then memory usage maxed out and then actually cam down; after a bit, the CPU usage stabilized at around 22%, or about 25% of what it had been at the start of the export
Smells to me like an Adobe bug or design-flaw.
Anyway, good luck with your testing.
I totally agree with Bill's suggest to do a full PPBM7 test on your new rig and report the scores back here - and to the PPBM7 site of course. This will help you to have confidence in your new hardware and setup. Once your hardware and configuration (for Win7, drive caching, Premiere settings, etc.) are working fine, then your particular workflow, etc. can be a separate troubleshooting step.
Good luck!
Regards,
Jim

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Hi all, Here is the problem that has been plaguing me and driving me crazy. hopefully somebody can help me with this.
I use pinnacle studio 8 to create the avi file, the resulting file size is 1.02GB. Everything works fine in this file audio and video
Next I use quicktime pro to convert the file to a .mov format and compress the video down. This is where the problem starts. when I try and export the avi to a .mov, the options screen doesn't allow me to select the audio, it says its not there. I can modify all the settings for the video, but it doesn't even recognize the audio.
It has been doing this for all of my avi videos that are over a gig. It also does this when I try and export an mpeg to a .mov
also if I do go ahead and export to a .mov file, it compresses the videos down to around 5 to 7mb, where as all my videos that are exported to .mov that do have sound are roughly 20+mb
Anybody know whats going on? I'm going nuts trying to figure this out.
Message was edited by: tlsolutions

Sounds like your AVI isn't really a two track file (audio and video) but rather a muxed MPEG-1 file.
QuickTime Pro can't extract audio from muxed file formats and that is why it shows no sound options during export.
MPEG Streamclip (free) can export MPEG-1 to QuickTime formats and extract the audio.

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When I try to export my movie to AVI using expert settings, (full quality, DV PAL), it only makes a movie of the first 3 or 4 minutes. I need the whole thing!! Why is it not exporting the whole movie? Please help!!!

Hi
Can it be so ?
That You try to export Your QT.mov file out from iMovie onto an external hard disk
or even worse to an USB-memory ?
If so
a. Need to be formatted as Mac OS Extended
b. If Mac OS Extended - the Windows PC will not open it
c. USB-memory (thumbs/sticks) are way to slow to work
I would
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b. On PC - import this
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