You have basically two reasons for rendering
1. For preview (hit Enter). You do this to be able to see how your
effects etc will look
like if your computer is not powerful enough to play the timeline
unrendered.
2. To create a file of your movie which can be used to burn a BR or DVD
etc. This process
is called "exporting" by Adobe. (File>Export.........)
I was under the impression that you have problems with 2.
If you have problems when rendering for preview make sure that your work
area bar is
extended over the full length of the video. Premiere will only render
what is under that bar
(at the top of the timeline window). Just a thought.
Let us know which option gives you problems.
uwe
> hello again,
> in the response (quoted below) was info/a suggestion from Uwe related
> to my recent problem. I am now officially confused, because it seems
> as though he uses "rendering" and "exporting" interchangeably. Can
> someone try to explain this in relationship to my slooowww to freezing
> to locking up while rendering very short clips? We haven't reached the
> exporting step yet, but i expect to have similar issues then too.
>
> --- In [email protected]
> <mailto:Adobe-Premiere%40yahoogroups.com>, Uwe Soltau
> <lenseye....@...> wrote:
> >
> > Are you using Adobe Media Encoder for rendering?
> >
> > In the Export Settings window you have two options at the bottom:
> > 1. Queue - this will open AME and you export there.
> > 2. Export - This will export immediately
> >
> > Whichever one you are using, try the other one and see what happens.
> >
> > I always use AME. Have just rendered a 2 hours video without any
> problem on
> > a much inferior computer.
> >
> > uwe
> >
> >
> >
> > > hi,
> > > does anyone know of a reliable site/info to see how to safely
> > > disable unneccesary background processes in Windows 7?
> > > we are crashing while rendering an 18-minute video(SD), for unknown
> > > reasons.
> > > using cs5, brand new dell studio xps, 8 gigs ram, i7 processor, lotsa
> > > space on a separate HD. having to render in 1-minute or less
> increments
> > > which really is annoying & maddening & interrupts the creative
> process
> > > & flow (i know you all know what i mean by that!) there are many
> cuts &
> > > effects to render, but still-this seems ridiculous. there is nothing
> > > obvious running, no virus protection (machine has never been on-line)
> > > so i cannot imagine what else it can be.
> > > I need info on how to make this a lean, mean, editing machine!
> > >
> > > thanks as usual,
> > > Adriane
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>
>
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