I have been trying to export from Premiere Pro CS6 an h.264 UHD file CBR 200 Mb/sec and it got to 90% and estimated time remaining 29:30. It's been stuck on that for several hours now.
I opened task manager and it says RAM used is 32% of 64GB. CPU usage 0-3%.
So how do I tell if it's just indefinitely hung and will never finish?
Windows 7 Pro 64
It's a large 6 minute project in Premiere CS6 that is dynamic linked to After Effects. I'm finishing it in Premiere with the base layer being the After Effects composition and Premiere stuff on upper layers (total of 10).
The Premiere sequence is 11520 X 2160 just like the AE composition.
I then have created 3 UHD sequences 3840 x 2160 to divide the big one into 3 parts.
The intended goal is to have 3 videos playing one on each of 3 screens in an office. The three screens form one super wide screen 11520 x 2160.
I guess I need to export all three parts as .tga instead of h264? So at least that way I can try to get it exported in pieces and then re-combine it to finally be able to export the sequence as a complete h264. Ideas?
I opened task manager and it says RAM used is 32% of 64GB. CPU usage 0-3%.
So how do I tell if it's just indefinitely hung and will never finish?
Windows 7 Pro 64
It's a large 6 minute project in Premiere CS6 that is dynamic linked to After Effects. I'm finishing it in Premiere with the base layer being the After Effects composition and Premiere stuff on upper layers (total of 10).
The Premiere sequence is 11520 X 2160 just like the AE composition.
I then have created 3 UHD sequences 3840 x 2160 to divide the big one into 3 parts.
The intended goal is to have 3 videos playing one on each of 3 screens in an office. The three screens form one super wide screen 11520 x 2160.
I guess I need to export all three parts as .tga instead of h264? So at least that way I can try to get it exported in pieces and then re-combine it to finally be able to export the sequence as a complete h264. Ideas?