RED EPIC Dragon x Apple x Adobe Premiere Pro - Export Error - Error code: 5

[Ken Butti]

I am having a huge issue with Adobe Premiere Pro.

I have edited a video in Adobe Premiere pro CC. (latest version)
and on export, the export fails and i get

Import Error.
Importer Returned Bad Result.
Selector: 47
Error Code: 5

When i do heavy grading in Premiere Pro
Process: -
1. Disbale Master clip effect
Right click file in project window - the Source settings)
do some adjustments to shadows / flut ETC.
then import starts to fail.

Any advice / Help would be appreciated.

working on latest MacBook Pro.
3.1gh intel Core 17
16GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3
GraphicsL Radeon Pro 560 4GB
Intel HD Graphics 630 1536MB

 

[Joshua VP]

I'd try to switch the sequence settings up -
Step 1: First duplicated your sequence in case you have to go back,
Step 2: then change "editing mode" to Custom -
Step 3: then change the "preview file format" from Iframe Only MPEG to Quicktime -
Step 4: then change the "codec" to pro res HQ
Step 5: Full Render
Step 6: Export again...

Hopefully that helps - also, make sure you have space on your HD to render/export....

-JVP

 

[Simon Dunne]

Noooooo! You'll be exporting your timeline as ProRes render files. Not ideal at all:

1: Duplicate project file
2: Duplicate sequence
3: Change project settings to software render
4: Export

Please confirm if exporting directly from premiere, or sending to Media Encoder. FYI, always send to media encoder!

 

[Joel Arvidsson]

Noooooo! You'll be exporting your timeline as ProRes render files. Not ideal at all:

1: Duplicate project file
2: Duplicate sequence
3: Change project settings to software render
4: Export

Please confirm if exporting directly from premiere, or sending to Media Encoder. FYI, always send to media encoder!

+1 on try to render it with the sofware render.
Also agree with using media encoder. But with the latest premiere 2017 (not the 2018) I can export from premiere with very little problems. I always had better speeds rendering out blackmagics avi flavor and cineform compared to h264. But right now even h264 is working quiet good. What graphic card do you have? or more interesting how much memory does it have?