Hi. Basically, my export has gone very slow. I will give what details I can, but the main thing here is that I am doing what I have always done, but suddenly it is going very slow. I export to MPEG2 DVD as that goes straight onto a DVD without further render in my Sony DVD maker program. Export in Premiere usually takes between 30 and 40 minutes. Latyest project is warning me of over 3 hours! I thought I would ask here before waiting and seeing if it still works okay in case there is an obvious answer. MPEG audio, multiplexer on, maximum mrender depth, CBR slider set to make a file that will be as large to preserve quality and still fit on a DVD (I go for around 4GB or just over) Stick to CBR as the estimated file size is more accurate than messing about with VBR sliders. Projects are standard definition, two video sources mixed (full DV) and separate sound source added and synchronised. I film stage plays with two cameras. Projects typically between one and a half and two and a half hours long. This project is actually at the lower end. No other obvious problems with the PC in general. Is it worth a system restore? It was fine for a project similar size rendered last week. I am asking befoire i try system restore as they are getting hard to do. They never seem to work unless I remove all my virus protection stuff! CAn I think of anything different about this project? Well, only that the venue I was filming in was not quite level, resulting in a bit of an angle that I corrected by tilting the film just a few degrees. (Only affecting the part of the picture that would be off the TV screen) just to make the stage look level. I often do this with a few shots from one of the cameras, but maybe not the whole film for both cameras like in this case. I even tried pressing enter and doing that render thingy before export. That did not help. Maybe that is just to get something better in the preview window. Normally it just takes around half an hour or just over. Media player can be a bit crackly and choppy playing the rendered movie, but then it is always fine on the DVD so I just put that down to windows media playing being a bit rubbish and not important in my case. Sorry if I have neglected to tell you anything important. I usually get told off for this on this forum, but I have tried to give you details about the settings I am using. The main thing is that I am only doing what I usually do. If I was exporting to a different format I might expect a different time. I can tell you that I got bored waiting and cancelled a few times before coming on here. A couple of times the screen went very white and said windows would close the problemn and notify me of any solution. Program closed but no useful information (I would not really have expected Windows to give me any!). Maybe someone here can? I suppose I had better wait for the three hours or more and at least see what comes out, but cant help being scared it will freeze at 37.34 percent and I will give up after waiting three weeks! But any suggestions would be helpful. Sorry not very tech-savvy so please keep it to plain English. Thanks in advance
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