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Sil3ntp8nd8

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I finished a movie in PP cs4 and I'm trying to encode this with AME so I can put the vid on youtube and vimeo, but during the encoding process, I will get an unknown error and it will cancel the encoding process.

I've made vids with the same settings but never tried to export a 7 min video.

I shutdown the computer, restarted it, so idk now. I could update it but I don't want to mess up my cs4 suite

tyia
 
So I was finally able to export the movie without it cutting out.

But now the exported file plays fine but near the end the video footage gets choppy with other frames and repeats itself?

lol
 
If you're making an h.264 make sure you aren't using Quicktime Player to validate your work. If your CPU isn't fast enough, or you use too high of a level/profile Quicktime Player does weird things upon playback. Try Media Player Classic Home Cinema, or VLC. Chances are the file will play back more accurately.

Check to make sure you aren't maxing out your CPU upon playback. You can see CPU usage in windows by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ESC. (Under the performance Tab)
 
The final exported file plays fine for a bit but then near the end its choppy and missing frames. It was like that in quicktime and windows media player.

Now I looked back and on the timeline, the ending part of the video is choppy and jumping frames.

So I cut it out on the timeline and try to export it again.

Now near the end of AME, it just stops without saying anything. It basically froze but I can pause, unpause, or cancel, etc.

cpu usage is around 50% and 5.31gb/6

computer specs:

Intel i7 920 CPU
2x Sony Optiaric 24x DVD Burner SATA
1x Lg 22x DVD Burner
Lian Li PC-7B Plus II ATX Mid Tower
2x WD Caviar 500gb 7200rpm SATA
Edimax EW-7128G PCI Wireless Card
Radeon HD 4870 1GB 256-bit PCI Express SDHC
Corsair CMPSU-750TX 750w Power Supply
OCZ Platinum 6GB DDR3 1600 Triple Channel Ram
Gigabyte GA-EX58 x58 Motherboard
 
Did you render the video in premiere before exporting?
I know that when I have a lot of effects or am working with a large file premiere always seems to export better when the video has been prerendered.
And if the rendering fails at any point just hit enter and it will pick up where it left off (assuming pp doesn't crash) and then just save and export.
 
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