Exporting video in Encoder from Premiere locks up at very end

I'm new to Premiere and Media Encoder, but for the past two days, I've tried multiple times to edit a video in Premiere and export the trimmed video via the Encoder "Queue" option. The big problem comes at the end of the process, where the status bar continues to say, "Remaining: 00:00:01" and never changes, even when I leave it alone for up to half an hour. As a result, I'm unable to do anything with my trimmed video. Can anyone offer any tips on how to fix this?

Some video exports require muxing. Basically video and audio import and they get separated and at the very end, they get muxed back together. for some formats, this happens at the end of the export and it may look like the encode is frozen at the end, but muxing is taking place. We are in process of adding progress bar for those special cases. This may be what you are seeing. Keep track of how long the encode takes, if it takes 30 min, let it sit there at the end for another 30 minutes or even an hour see if the encode finally finishes.
Another thing you can do is to export to other formats and preset and see if that finishes. Please let us know what export preset works and what hangs at the end.

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