Premiere Pro 2.0 Export Issue

[mirkosp]

I have a exporting problem too. When I export as lossless or uncompressed, some parts of the video doesn´t appear. The video plays normal until some point. Then, he misses some parts. I use 7.0.

Double-check the timeline, you might have disabled one or more of the video tracks without noticing.

[Aiacos1990]

I have a exporting problem too. When I export as lossless or uncompressed, some parts of the video doesn´t appear. The video plays normal until some point. Then, he misses some parts. I use 7.0.

Double-check the timeline, you might have disabled one or more of the video tracks without noticing.

You talk about click with the right button and check if the "Enable" is marked? Because they all are marked as Enable. The preview is ok. But the exporting still the same.

[mirkosp]

I have a exporting problem too. When I export as lossless or uncompressed, some parts of the video doesn´t appear. The video plays normal until some point. Then, he misses some parts. I use 7.0.

Double-check the timeline, you might have disabled one or more of the video tracks without noticing.

You talk about click with the right button and check if the "Enable" is marked? Because they all are marked as Enable. The preview is ok. But the exporting still the same.

I was talking about the tracks themselves, but if you see everything in the preview, then it should be fine.
I wouldn't know what might be causing that... do you happen to have some 3rd party effects applied (I know for personal experience that Twitch is broken in premiere and causes export issues, for example)?

[Aiacos1990]

3RD party? Well, don´t know what is this. I searched about it. But I think I didn´t used.

[mirkosp]

3RD party? Well, don´t know what is this. I searched about it. But I think I didn´t used.

I mean, any effect that didn't come with the program itself. For example, trapcode shine, video copilot's twitch and other effects like those.

[Aiacos1990]

Oh. No no. Only using the Premiere itself.

[mirkosp]

Oh. No no. Only using the Premiere itself.

I'm pretty much clueless then, sorry.
All I can suggest you now is trying to export in small bits, as in 7/8 seconds parts of the timeline per time, and putting all together later on.
Alternatively you could try exporting from after effects, which does a better job at exporting.

[Aiacos1990]

Thanks. I did what you said. I´ve exported some portions of the video and the scenes didn´t misses anymore. This will be to painful when I finish. Is there any option just like a "Save Segmented Avi File"?

[mirkosp]

Thanks. I did what you said. I´ve exported some portions of the video and the scenes didn´t misses anymore. This will be to painful when I finish. Is there any option just like a "Save Segmented Avi File"?

Unfortunately not that I know of...
Might want to wait for someone else's reply, though, as I might be wrong on this.