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luca143
30th March 2003, 19:09
Hello.

I'm running WinXP with all NTFS drives.

I have a 90 minute video I created in Premiere 6.0 which I want to encode into MPEG-2.

1. I tried using the video server (videotools.net) to TMPEG. This worked great, but when my .m2v file got to 2GB, the server just hung and I had to END TASK it.

2. I then tried to use the CCE Adobe plugin to see if that would solve the problem. Again, everything was going beautifully until I reached roughly the same point; which it then hung.

I'm wondering if this is an issue with my NTFS drives or perhaps with Premiere's exporting??

Any help would be great! Thanks!

Mike

oddyseus
31st March 2003, 15:43
it sounds definetly like a Fat32 problem to me. I am dvding all the time my dv home movies and never had an issue exporting 4gbplus files from Premiere and CCE.

Assuming that u have checked the drives for NTFS and there aren't errors in them, r u sure u r not running low on disk space?

Isn't there any error in the dv file?

luca143
31st March 2003, 19:36
oddyseus,

Thanks for your reply.

I agree that there shouldn't be any problem with exporting and that I should be getting the same experience as you.

My drives, as far as I know, are error free. I have not had any problems in that regard.

Space also is not a problem... I have plenty of room for a 4GB file.

I will try doing a defrag, etc.

Question, however. What version of Premiere (and patch) are you using? I'm using 6.01 and have been hesitant to install the 6.02 BETA patch. Any experience with the .02 patch?

Thanks,

Mike

oddyseus
1st April 2003, 07:36
I was using 6.0 and upgraded to 6.5. Both versions behaved the same.