Premier Pro"premiere pro error compiling movie"

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Does anyone know what might be the problem here?
I have put my movie together - there are 1000s of images in it. - I keep working on it in Blender and once in a while I render the whole movie in Premiere Pro, and it works fine, but suddenly one day
Premiere Pro says “premiere pro error compiling movie” -
NOW, I´ve tried it before with another movie and I have found out where the error lies by dividing the Premiere Pro timeline into short sequences and then I have rendered them out one by one until I find the sequence where the “thing” is that caused PP to fail. Typically it has been caused by a render error in one of the Blender files - typically the last file rendered in a series, because I have paused Blender by pressing the ESC key, and thus Blender has failed to give the image file a proper format for example .PNG - I have simply then deleted this image from the folder and then Premier Pro has worked perfectly.

But THIS time its different- - all the blender files are png´s (perfect files) and when I divide the Premier pro file into small files and render them one by one there are NO ERRORS, but when I render all files together I get the “premiere pro error compiling movie” message.

So I really don´t know what to do know. And I don´t think its a lack of space that causes the error.

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You may have corrupted the timeline sequence. Try copying the contents into another timeline. If that doesn’t work try making a whole new project and copying it in or import the media again. Database corruptions occur occasionally with most NLEs.

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Thank you for your answer :slight_smile: I will try it out

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Hi there, I always face this error with adobe premiere while importing image sequences from blender especially if the images are in 2k 4k, I usually use a program called MAKE-AVI to make a video from images sequences and export it to uncompressed .AVI then edit it with adobe premire.

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Blender will actually make an uncompressed AVI as well. Make sure you render to frame seq first then use the VSE to re-render them to an AVI. No extra application required :wink: