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Before trying this I really would thoroughly try Kevin_Monaghan suggestions though. I know this is a very unattractive solution but if nothing else works & you are under pressure from a customer you may like to try it. Task Manager showed CPU usage as half the normal levels which more than doubled the processing time but I couldn't export properly for a month so I'm relieved now it's done. Edit/Preferences/Memory - Change "Optimize Rendering for" from Performance to Memory, andĢ. Edit/Preferences/Memory - Reduce "RAM reserved for other Applications" as low as possible which for me was 3GB.

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File/Project Settings/General - Renderer "Mercury Playback Engine Software Only"Įxporting with 14.0.1 resulted in an "Error compiling movie." so Google suggested the changes:ġ. Uninstalled 14.3.1 & installed 14.0.1 after trying multiple prior versions, andģ. Stopped Windows & Kaspersky (my antivirus) updates,Ģ. īasically, 14.3.1 isn't working for me so I rolled back through prior versions & I got the export to work in 14.0.1 but like I said, it took 29 hours.ġ. One thing that worked for me (half way down this post) is something you probably don't want to do because it turned a normal 10hour export into a 29 hour export! I posted about it on this thread. Nothing in my timeline was that unusual or complex.

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I'd say there's still something wrong with Premiere Pro causing this error. For some reason that worked, and if I did my output with "Use Previews" checked, the final render worked. Then I moved the Work area bar into the unrendered spot, made it one frame long, and rendered one frame at a time. Something else that worked was to render up to the error, then set the Work area bar a few frames after the error and render another second or two. So I zoomed into that spot and experimented by setting the Work Area bar around the problem spot and doing a Sequence/Render entire work area.

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That created a log file with the time code of the error. I first found the failure at the end of a 90 minute render in Adobe Media Encoder (AME). Make the dissolve one frame longer, and the render succeeds: The fix was to just make that dissolve one frame longer.įirst, the render failed at the end of the dissolve (note the green/red transition). The render error started hitting the last frame of the dissolve. It's not complex, but it does take two nested sequences, and I dissolve into the final composite. I have a closing sequence that I put on the end of all my shows. Now you’re able to use the Audit Log to re-enter deleted transactions.I started running into this when I upgraded to CC.

Consider voiding a transaction instead of deleting or completely removing it from your records.

There is no available report for deleted transactions.

Audit Log only works for transactions that were saved.

Using the information from the Audit log, you can re-enter the transaction with its original transaction date.

All the information needed for the transaction can be found under the Event column.

( Tip: To easily find deleted transactions, use the browser search Ctrl + F and type "deleted").

From the Filter ▼ drop-down menu, select the appropriate user, date, and event(s).

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Here's how to locate and re-enter deleted transaction(s): Using the Audit Log, however, you can recover the details of the deleted transaction so you can re-enter it. Once you delete a transaction, there's no way to restore it.