Adobe Premiere 2018 Render Issue

[jackd7375624]

Hello,

I'm having an issue rendering any sequence I have. I'll have my sequence marked in and out than begin the render. The render goes for a couple seconds than disappears and the sequence starts playing. I never get an error message and the sequence never finishes rendering. I've tried this with multiple sequences and different files but it happens every time. Looking for any solutions to this issue

Thank you!

[Mariam Hovhannesyan]

make an in and out selection from the beggining till the end, then press enter

[jackd7375624]

Hey Mariam,

Thank you for your response but I've tried every-way you can render including that but I still see the same issue.

[PECourtejoie]

Hello, is it with the latest version?

Is it in PP or in Media Encoder?

What are the specs of the output file?

[jackd7375624]

Hello,

It is the latest version of PP, I'm not doing it in encoder and I'm just working with a normal 29.97 1080p sequence.

[Jim_Simon]

Under the Sequence menu, choose Render Effects In to Out.

[jackd7375624]

Hey Jim,

I've tried that, I still see the same issue.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

Hi Jack,

Can you post a screenshot of your timeline/Sequence(s) that you are trying to render.

//Vinay

[jackd7375624]

Hey Vinay,

Here you go it's a super simple sequence with minimal effects and such.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

Try to change the sequence settings from ARRI to custom and check if it helps.

[jackd7375624]

Unfortunately I'm still seeing the render stops after seconds without an error message.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

Try changing the Preview file location to some other drive or folder.

Go to File>Project Settings>Scratch Disk.

Make sure that the disk has space.

//Vinay

[jackd7375624]

Hi Vinay,

I've double checked all that my scratch disk has 450gb free, I've clean and deleted all the catch files but still seeing this same issue.

Thanks!

Jack

[Vinay Dwivedi]

Try changing the location of Preview files once. Also, select the complete sequence, right click and select "Render and Replace", choose Quicktime format and any Gopro preset, once it is completed try to render again. Let me know if it works.

[jackd7375624]

Did all those steps tried rendering it again but the issue continues to happen.

Thanks!

[Vinay Dwivedi]

What all effects are there in the sequence? Remove all if possible and try again.

Also, go to Sequence settings change the Editing mode to "Custom", Preview file format to Quicktime and then save and close Premiere Pro. Open the project again and try to render.

[jackd7375624]

The only effect I have on is Lumetri Color and when I tried to render with Quicktime previews I got this error message.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

That means you have some files using 32 bit quicktime codecs. Check the below link and mention which format and codec your Media has. You can check the information in Media Info as well.

Dropped support for QuickTime 7 era formats and codecs

[jackd7375624]

Our footage is Apple Pro Res 422.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

Try converting one footage into some format say MP4. Import it and create a sequence then try to render the same. Alternatively, if you have any MP4 footage or any other format try that first.

//Vinay

[jackd7375624]

I tried using a .mp4 format it get about 90% through the render but than drops off without any error message.

[Vinay Dwivedi]

I'm sending you a DM just follow the steps and let me know if it helps.

[Carlos Ziade]

your work area bar does not seem to be set up properly, I can't see it in the screenshot,

on your timeline, next to your sequence name, click on the small 3 dashes and choose

show work area bar, then drag it's start and end handles accordingly

[jackd7375624]

Switched it to show my work area still saw the same issue happen.

Thank you!

[Carlos Ziade]

delete your render files or video previews