Premiere CS5 freezes when exporting media

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Yeah, sounds familiar. I hate to add yet another discussion on this, but I have a specific question. . .   s
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I can do back and re-record that part of the VHS tape where the problem is, and maybe that MPEG file will be OK. . .
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Final Cut Pro: May quit unexpectedly when exporting to Flash
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Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2011 07:33:04 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Using Premiere Pro CS3 When exporting as flash file poor picture quality
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Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2009 22:37:31 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: My Premiere CS4 freezes when try to edit preferences/general settings/start new project
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Hi
I have found that when I try and export media in Premiere Pro CS5, it often crashes during the export. It says
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Sometimes it says this: "Error Compiling Movie - Unknown Error" but doesn't throw me out of Premiere altogether.
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For the past 7 hours now I have been trying every internet remedy for the following problem, and was wondering if any of you nice people could help:
I just came back from a ski trip, and wanted to make an edit featuring my fiends. I recorded large parts of the trip on my new iPhone, both in 720p 120fps (120.15fps, h.264 1280*720) and the normal 1080p 30fps. iPhone files are in the .mov format. I also recorded some parts on a GoPro hero hd2 camera at both 720p 60fps and 1080p 30fps. GoPro files are in the MP4 format, and i've never had a probvlem with them.
Now all imports fine into premiere pro, and although I had a few problems with freezing while editing initially, this was quickly solved by terminating all unused (non-adobe) processes in task manager.
So I spent a good 4 hours making a 2.5 minute edit of our day, and wanted to export it.
So I selected the sequence, and went file>export>media, selected all of the preferences i wanted for exporting, and sent it to the Adobe media encoder.
The media encoder loads the files for a few seconds, and then starts the encoding process. And promptly freezes. It freezes at around 10-20 seconds (depending on export preferences) after starting to encode, and never restarts. i can then pause the encode, but cancelling it crashes adobe media encoder and subsequently also crashes Premiere Pro.
I may be mistaken here, but I have a strong suspicion that It is quicktime that is causing all this.
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- crossing my fingers
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- updating premiere pro and media encoder
- throwing my mouse at the wall in frustration
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- disabling "Include source xmp metadata"
- making a new user account and trying it there
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Could I copy the project itself into a different program (e.g. iMovie or Windows Movie Maker) and export from there?
Is there an alternative to Adobe media encoder?
Need more information?
Thanks for the help!
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Encoder version: 4.2.0.006
Comp specs:
16Gb ram
quad core i5
256 Gb solid state (system, program files are here)
2TB HDD (video files, scratch disk are here)
Nvidia gtx 660 graphics
Windows 64 bit
1 monitor

I bought quicktime pro today to try this, but to no avail. it just freezes up again during export.
I tried some other fixes on that page, like renaming files to .mpg extension, which worked once during an export of a test sequence (although everything was shifted and it cut off the export at the gopro footage).
Is there any way I can export this project to another program to export it from there perhaps?
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BUG REPORT TO ADOBE
Select sequence
Export Media
Export QUEUE
Export dialogue appears, but progress frozen
AME starts up
Premiere has crashed and required forced restart
PP 8.2.0 (65)
AME Build 8.2.0.54
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Rendering from a multicam sequence with in/out points set. Media consists of RED Epic 5K, Canon 7D, GoPro, and BWF sound. Output is for Vimeo 1080p 23.976. All cams and sound are set to 23.976.   Can anyone help me?
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:          APPCRASH
Application Name:          Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
Application Version:          7.2.1.4
Application Timestamp:          52aed7f3
Fault Module Name:          mc_enc_avc.dll
Fault Module Version:          9.6.10.5101
Fault Module Timestamp:          528edcc2
Exception Code:          c0000005
Exception Offset:          00000000000e333c
OS Version:          6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID:          1033
Additional Information 1:          ab6d
Additional Information 2:          ab6d8f3bdd4c5b9ba8f11cac7aa08978
Additional Information 3:          6904
Additional Information 4:          69042974d8876da55a506b3d59ff6217
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Message was edited by: Jim Simon

Hi Jim,
I'm exporting Media into a file format suitable for Vimeo. The interesting thing is that when exporting directly from Premiere Pro CC v7.2.1, I experienced the crash, but when I queued the job in AME, it ran to completion. Trying to export directly from within PPro again causes it to crash, this time flagging ImporterREDServer.exe as the abending application.
Thanks.

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