(There are no other processes active on that volume). At the same time, I observe an approximate 12 MB/s disk activity on the drive where the final output file is being written. When I look in the output folder, I see a temporary MKV file and a temporary AAC file. I'm going to post another reply here to emphasize my frustration at this obvious issue that many people have reported on, and Adobe doesn't really seem to care to resolve.ĪME has been rendering a Premiere Pro project for me to HEVC, and after 14:39:22 rendering time, it has "frozen" at 100%. goodness gracious, there must be something wrong with my setup, surely?! Any help or explanation is appreciated.ĪMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X 64-Core Processor 2.90 GHz My previous workaround has been to export in prores, and then use ffmpeg to convert to HEVC, but. In the currently case however, there is no audio. Also, previously when this encode was taking a long time, I took that intermediate file and then used ffmpeg to add the missing audio track to it.
If I take the 250G and divide that by the rate 5.5MB/s, that indicates to me that maybe I have a 14 hour total wait for it to do whatever on earth it is doing.
Adobe premiere pro export stuck at 100 mp4#
In the past, with smaller files, I simply waited a long time and then the mp4 file was finally written/closed, but this time.
I looked on the hard-drive and there is an intermediate file of approx 250G in size with the extension mkv. No CPU/GPU, but it does have about 5.5MB/s harddrive activity. The media encoder took about a day to render the file, and then when it reached 100%, it just got stuck there. I am currently on Version 15.4 (Build 42), but this is an issue I have had for months.īasically I have a very large 8K HEVC (main10) video I am trying to export with a target size of around 256G (the max upload to Youtube).
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