Error message [..\..\src\RemoteImporterModule.cpp-282]

Hi
I work with Premierre pro CS4. When I export my media the adobe media encoder seems to be working fine when I push start queue, untill l get the error message [..\..\src\RemoteImporterModule.cpp-282] This only happens with one particular project, but with all sequences in this project. Can anyone tell me what it means, and what I should do to be able to export my movie. I have tried different formats, but none of them work.

Dylan,
I agree with John T. on starting a new post. I almost did not even view this one, due to the course that it has run.
We might be able to get a poor, overworked MOD to "branch it," but then the title might not generate enough interest. In a forum, like this one, the post's title is sort of like a magazine's cover on the news stand - it needs to grab people, in hopes that they will at least look inside of it.
If you do create a new post/discussion, we can Copy John T's questions to it, but do not hesitate to incorporate those answers into your post. We can do that, as mere users, and do not need a MOD's console to do it.
The more info, that you can add, the fewer questions you will get, and the sooner people can get to work on your issue.
If I understand correctly, I do not recall reading of this. However, and predicated on the answers to John T's questions, there might be something else happening.
Good luck, and I will look for the new post.
Hunt

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