I can't render/export.

Have been constantly trying to render/export my video since this morning. Couldn't do so after editing brightness and contrast.

If Tento's advice does not work, work your way through this doc.
"Error compiling movie" when rendering or exporting with Premiere Pro CS3, CS4, CS5, CS5.5, CS6

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Premiere/Media Encoder can't render/export after 10.9.3 update. Any Answers?

My computer ran the OSX 10.9.3 update a couple nights ago, and suddenly Premiere/Media Encoder can not export. It just freezes up the computer until I cold crash it. Same if I try to render a timeline in Premiere. This issue just started yesterday. It still persists after wiping my hard drive and doing a clean install of everything, which of course just put 10.9.3 back on there. This issue does not exist on my laptop that has not been updated yet. However, I have enough work and not enough time to be trying to edit everything on my laptop while this get worked out. Has anyone else got this issue in the past day or two?

Hey Todd,
I had two active projects that suddenly could not render/export. One is quite massive and has RG Colorista quite a bit throughout it, however I could not export a timeline without any plugins on it. The other project is also clean of plugins. Then I started a new project and it went out just fine until I put the RG plugin on it. But here is my newest glitch. I just made a change to an old show and all of my titles done in Title Tool were resized and positioned. Blown up and shifted to the right. If I take the same file and put it on my laptop which still has not got 10.9.3, they are just fine. Scaled properly and centered between title safe. But now on 10.9.3 they are blown up and going off the screen.

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I downloaded the patch which allowed Premiere Pro 1.5 to work with HDV footage. I hooked up my Canon XL1s and captured the footage. Everything seemed to be working fine. I moved into After Effects to begin doing some work on a shot, and After Effects would not open the .avi, I would get an error that read "No such compressor exists" ( Or very close to it ). I thought perhaps AE would not open the file type so I went back into Premiere to render out a quicktime or something familiar. However, premiere pro would only allow me to export files as CineForm, which AE does no recognize. I don't understand what the problem is, why can't I export my captured footage from Premiere as a quicktime, or jpeg sequence, etc?
Thank you.

Thanks for the welcome, Eddy!
I should have mentioned the Media Encoder, sorry about that. I am using the Adobe Media Encoder, but for some reason I am only getting streaming options when I try to export a quicktime file. Not HD formats. Also, I tried an mpeg 2 export but windows media player played the file without an image and after effects would not import it. I'm sure there is some obvious reason this is occuring, but I'm new to HD editing/compositing and I can't seem to get my head around it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Option in properties panel: render - export a bitmap

Hi - just come across this.
Therefore should we always use render - export as bitmap - it will be kinder on all CPUs of all platforms.???
When would I not use it then?
I suppose I can - but can I code this in ie: character.exportAsBitmap at design time or is it ONLY for mcs on stage. ie: Can I import mcs an apply that???
Cheers

I understand that you need the newest version (InDesign CC 2014.1) to accomplish what you want with EPUB.
But if you have a Creative Cloud subscription, you can download BOTH that version (the current one) AND also install InDesign CC (which came out in 2013), as well as InDesign CS6. All can be installed simultaneously!
As I described above, I think you unintentionally muffed it by installing a trial on top of your installation. Both should be uninstalled.
Then with Creative Cloud install the latest version and make sure it's working.
To download an older version from Creative Cloud, select the Apps menu in the CC application. Scroll down till you see "Filters & Version" In that section, you will see the older versions which you can also install.

PE 4 crashes on render, export and preview with Vista 64 bit

I just installed my PE 4 on a new Windows Vista 64 bit machine with the i7 920 processor and 512 MB ATI Radeon video card. PE 4 worked fine on my XP machine but I cannot get it to render, export or even let me preview on this new maching. I have followed the advise of updating all drivers and software and uninstall and reinstalling with nothing running and I get the same error repeatedly - it will render and progress for about 5 seconds and then I get "Adobe Premiere Elements.exe has stopped working" and it closes. The video clips are from a flash memory camera and the Presets set for widescreen - flash memory. Everything works normally until I try to view or render the files. Any suggestions?

You say this is from a flash memory camcorder? Can you be more specific?
Webbie camcorders, like the Flip, may shoot in hi-def, but they also record to a non-standard codec that can cause some of the problems you're describing.

Debug Media Encoder after a crash. Can't render jpeg sequence.

I have several time lapse vidoes I am working on. The files provided are jpeg sequences. I've been trying to make a mov file out of jpeg (70k-ish) sequences. It worked with one batch but not with the others. I have no idea why. Media Encoder seems to be reaching the same spot and it crashes. The crash window makes no sense to me. How do I troubleshoot what is going wrong so I can get these.
Hardware
2 x 2.4 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
16 GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 5870
Software
Mac OS X 10.6.8
Adobe Master Suite
Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5
The jpegs are 640x480.

Hey Todd,
I had two active projects that suddenly could not render/export. One is quite massive and has RG Colorista quite a bit throughout it, however I could not export a timeline without any plugins on it. The other project is also clean of plugins. Then I started a new project and it went out just fine until I put the RG plugin on it. But here is my newest glitch. I just made a change to an old show and all of my titles done in Title Tool were resized and positioned. Blown up and shifted to the right. If I take the same file and put it on my laptop which still has not got 10.9.3, they are just fine. Scaled properly and centered between title safe. But now on 10.9.3 they are blown up and going off the screen.

Can't render effects in FCP7 for ALL-INTRA video shot on GH3

I can't render effects on FCP 7 for footage shot on a Panasonic GH3 camera.
Original files are shot in ALL-INTRA mov files 1920x1080, 25p format. Original files are H-264, and are imported without conversion, edited on Easy Setup HD XDCAM HD 1080p25.
I can render effects on the timeline, but there is massive breakup when I export the edit.
Exporting raw files, without special effects is OK.
Any suggestions?

That camera shoots AVCHD...not AVCIntra. Only P2 cameras shoot AVCIntra.
"Original files are H-264, and are imported without conversion"
That's your problem. FCP doens't work with H.264 well. YOu need to convert the footage to ProRes, and use a ProRes timeline.

I'm looking for someone to render (export) a final cut X project for me.

I'm looking for someone to render (export) a final cut X project for me. I am running FCX on my MB air & it works surprisingly well for small projects. However, I have a 4 minute video that is outside of the limits of my machine. I am assuming there is a way to dropfile the project & have someone else export it for me & dropfile it back to me as a HD video I can post on Vimeo. I am willing to pay for this service.

I may not be doing this correctly, I created the new library & when I tried to copy the the clips it said this:
You are editing compound clips or multicam clips between libraries.
Final Cut Pro will copy files and create new parent clips in the library "Movies".
The new clips will be independent of the original parent clips.
Media stored in external folders will be linked to but not copied.

Easiest way to use multiple computers for render/export?

So, for tools like Vegas, Premiere etc you can have a render far, that would help you render/export clips potentially cutting down render time from 40+ hours to mere hour or two.
I have a couple of macs available on the network that i would like to try do the same with, at least cut it down in half or 1/3 of what it is taking now.
What is the best/easiest way to go about doing this?
Thanks

Hi(Bonjour)!
You can do that with Final Cut Studio with Compressor and by build a quick clusters render farm. Ask on Compressor forum.
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Can I render Videos with my GPU? With AME or Adobe Premiere?

Hey guys:
I record xbox gameplays and post them on youtube. although, my question is can i render my videos with my GPU instead of my CPU with AME or Adobe Premiere and if i can i would like to know please. i usually record 25-40 minute long videos and i like to to render them at maximun depth so they can look nice and crisp but each video is taking around 12 to 15 hours to render.

Try File > Export > Media straight from Premiere Pro instead of the queue in AME. You do not need to check Maximum Bit Depth when you're exporting directly from Premiere Pro which uses the GPU for certain processes, including scaling.

Render export

Hi, I have to do a complete rerender everytime I export, even when I have only changed a small title in the sequence? Can anyone help?

Hi,
Perhaps you come from an Apple FCP background, where source clips were QuickTime and exporting also to QuickTime, and apparently these clips could sometimes be stitched together (I'm a PC editor).
Aside from a few formats that might offer some kind of "Smart-Render" under the hood, you will ALWAYS need to render any export even if the source and destination format seem the same or similar. Making a small change and exporting again does require a re-render, this is true.
Now, if you had rendered parts of the timeline (due to heavy effects applied) to green status, and then in Export you check the box for "Use Previews" this can reduce render time. Those "green" Preview clips are still getting rendered again to the final format choice, however the effects do not need to re-render and that can reduce render time of course. Depending on the sequence Preview Render format though, you may not want to use the preview files as it might reduce final quality.
If you can post a screen shot of the Export Settings panel, it may help to find a way to streamline your workflow.
Thanks
Jeff Pulera
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How can I render an active link (yrl) within a UIX/XML page

How can I render an active link (url) within a UIX/XML page.
How can I get <jbo:ShowValue> to work in UIX/XML, or is there another way?
Bill G...

It may seem strange, but the <contents> of <rawText> aren't actually
raw - it's only the "text" attribute that's raw. (It seems strange because
it is. Ah well.) This is different from UIX JSP.
So, try something like the following:
<bc4j:attrScope name="Notes">
<contents>
<rawText text="<a href=""/>
<rawText>
<boundAttribute name="text">
<bc4j:attrProperty name="value"/>
</boundAttribute>
</rawText text="">"/>
Some text in the link.
<rawText text="</a>"/>
</contents>
<bc4j:attrScope>
Thankfully, this will be much simpler in 9.0.3, when the following
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<link text="Whatever you want">
<boundAttribute name="destination">
<bc4j:attrValue name="Notes"/>
</boundAttribute>
</link>

How can I properly export video w/ bars to Rec709 (16-235 in 8-bit) from Premiere's RGB (0-255)?

I have hit some real frustrations in working with Premiere to meet broadcast Rec709 standards for DVD & Blu-Ray. Avid Symphony works in a Rec709 space and clearly operates with its video signal from 16-235 (which matches IRE 7.5 to 100), but Premiere doesn't seem to have this understanding in its programming and engineering. Here are my issues:
1) I can't manually enter in the digital values in the RGB Curve tool's points. Why would Premiere's engineers lock this basic feature out? It's in Photoshop.
2) I can't properly export Premiere's color bars. In order to export to Rec709 standards, to get around issue #1, I hack into the RGB Curves preset XML file to lift the Master Curve's point 1 from 0 to 16 and set the final white point from 255 to 235. If I use Premiere's bars, on the waveform, I can see the sub-black values, but when I lift the blacks with the curves preset, it clips all sub-black values upon export. WHY?! To get around this problem, I import bars generated by a camera (for example, by a Sony EX-350, i.e. XDCAM footage). All of this wouldn't be an issue if there were an export function that specifies exporting to rec709's 16-235 values instead of 0-255, as Avid does.
3) Particularly, the Waveform scope lies to me. The 7.5 IRE setup button does NOTHING for me, it's just a preview option that causes more confusion than clarity. Does Premiere map 0 out of 0-255 as 0 IRE or 7.5 IRE? I think it does the former and just uses that setup button to make you think that it's at 7.5. so if you do set it to 7.5, how then do you export it to match that option? Also, why can't the waveform scope have multiple options for the units - not just IRE, but also digital values (8-bit, 10-bit, linearized, etc.)?!
4) Speaking of importing the bars and footage. To continue the example of the Sony EX-350 - it imports the bars automatically by putting the black values at 0 IRE, not 7.5 IRE.
If Adobe wants industry professionals to take Premiere seriously, it needs to open up these options and clearly present what happens to tonal values in the image. It's very frustrating to figure out all of these problems and create cockamamy work-arounds.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1090642
http://www.glennchan.info/articles/technical/setup/75IREsetup.html

Steve,
Thanks for your reply! However, I hope you don't take my response the wrong way, but, with no meaning of disrespect to you personally, the notion that curves are the wrong tool for numeric adjustments extremely infuriates me and displays a real lack of understanding of why a colorist or cinematographer such as myself would want to use curves in the first place.
First, any LUT generation program or coloring program, such as Apple Color, gives complete access to numerical control to give precise, repeatable changes that you cannot get with the drag of a mouse. Photoshop, Avid Symphony, etc. all have curves tools with the ability to manually enter points.
Second, on a user level, there should be no wrong tool for numeric adjustments, especially curves - they are the most precise means to obtain a specific contrast response. Levels or RGB corrector will only give gamma, pedestal, and gain operations, but curves gives every possible shape of a contrast response in between. If I wanted to create a very specific S-curve, I must use the curves tool to do so.
Third, the question at hand is not Premiere Pro's ability to process natively in Rec709 with signal from 16-235 - Premiere's native ability to process all types of video input is the sole reason why I've switched to it as a platform. 'Sub-black values are not necessarily clamped'?! How then can I export a TIFF, for example, of Premiere's bars, with the sub-black values left intact? How do I even access these sub-black values, when all footage clips below 0 IRE? The primary question is, how does Premiere handle and export these IRE values with respect to digital values, whether they are 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit, etc.?
Adobe's video workflow lacks a concise, cohesive FAQ or explanation of its numerical signal chain. At least, I have missed it and can't find it anywhere. If I want to properly color grade footage with a proper final output in mind, I need to know my end goals to take the proper intermediary steps.
SteveHoeg wrote:
Hey Tim - Premiere Pro can process natively in Rec709 with signal from 16-235 you do not need special adjustments. Curves are the wrong tool for numeric adjustments, try Levels or RGB Corrector. Sub black values are not necessarily clamped on export. --sh

Why can't I export to CSV (CRExportFormatType.crEFTCommaSeparatedValues)?

Some basic info you may need from me:
- I'm using Visual Studios 2008 (simple hello world windows application using C#)
- I've downloaded and installed the 30 day trial of Crystal Reports 2008 (from https://www.sap.com/campaign/2010_CURR_SAP_Crystal_Reports_2008/index.epx?kNtBzmUK9zU)
- I can generate an.rpt file
- By adding the CRAXDDRT as a reference to my windows project, I can export the .rpt report to any one of the following formats:
Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)
Crystal Reports (.rpt)
Rich Text Format (.rtf)
Microsoft Word (.doc)
Microsoft Excel (.xls)
HTML 3.2 (.htm)
HTML 4.0 (.htm)
...I know this because if I allow for a prompt for my export method (e.g. .Export(true)), I'm presented with a dialog box that allows me to export to any of the above listed items. However, programmability I can tell that a great deal more should be available to me. Most notable the crEFTCommaSeparatedValues option.
Since downloading and installing the trial version of Crystal Reports 2008 I can perform the export using Crystal Reports 2008 (Start | All Programs | Crystal Reports 2008...and so on) so I imagine that my machine as a client has the necessary components to to do it. However, it seems I'm still missing something. Was I supposed to install an additional developer addition? If so where would I get that from? I've searched high and low but all trial download links take me to what I've shown above. Am I missing references? Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
In case you're interested here is the code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using CRAXDDRT;
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See this [post |Crystal Reports in Visual Studio 2010;for more info...
As of CR 2008 the RDC is no longer shipped and you are not licensed to use it or distribute the dll.
Upgrade to CR .NET assemblies.
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Root Page
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/BusinessObjectsHome
Non-Enterprise Samples
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/CrystalReportsSDKSampleApplications
Exporting Samples (RAS)
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/NETRASSDK+Samples#NETRASSDKSamples-Exporting%2FPrinting
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