It looks like Adobe doesn't like exporting and rendering. If anyone found a solution to this problem, please help. Here some details of my workstation and source media: I switched to Premiere Pro for its ability to edit R3D media, but what's the point if we cannot export the project? And neither trimm it to a file that I can give to a colorist? I figured that this way the exporting process would have been successful. Redering would stop randomly, generating the same 'Unkown Error in Copiling Movie'.Īlthough I rendered the entire timeline by creating different IN-OUT with the work area selection.Īfter a long and tetious rendering process I managed to have the entire timeline 'green' and ready to go. I managed to render the entire timeline before exporting. I have to bring an export of my film and a new trimmed project by tomorrow to a color house and I am currently stuck. Replace the media at the point of the error/crash (even though the error seems to happen randomly in dirrerent portions of the timeline) I am aware that this is one of the most common problems in this forum, and before opening a discussion I tried everithing I could:

I get the same error if I attampt to create a new trimmed project with Project Manager. I am stuck with a feature film on a CS6 Timeline, getting an Unkown Error during rendering and Media Encoder exports. This is an ongoing problem that persisted on any version of Adobe Premiere Pro I worked with, including CS5,5.5 and the latest 6.

Adobe premiere 6.0 render in and out