u/ItsDarkNZ

So I am trying to send videos of recorded Minecraft footage via Gmail, however I am exporting it through Premiere Pro 2020 first to reduce the file size (original video size is 19.5gb, only have 15gb available on Google Drive). I have gone through this process with three other recordings, with them all being correctly condensed and exported by Premiere Pro 2020, including an hour long video that I was able to export in two halves (this will be important).

My issue is that the first of these four recordings refuses to export correctly: all I want to do is place the MP4 file into Premiere Pro 2020 and export it, however everytime I try to do this it freezes at a given point depending on how much of the video I am attempting to do. For instance, if I try to export the entire video (1hr 6mins 53secs) it freezes at 2%, when I tried to export it in two halves it froze at about 10%, and even when I tried to export the first few minutes it froze at about 42%. Like I said before, I didn't have this problem for any of the other recordings, and the fourth recording was able to be exported in two halves with no issues whatsoever despite being a longer total length (1hr 9mins 59secs).

I have been attempting to export the videos using the following settings (everything else has been left on its default setting:

- Preset of YouTube 1080p Full HD

- Use Maximum Render Quality

I have also tested exporting with the default preset of "Match Source - High Bitrate" for the first video, however I continue to run into the same problem. I tried to use Handbrake to encode the video as well, however I was left with an "error" and no explanation.

For reference, here are my PC Specs:

- Windows 10 OS

- Nvidia GTX1060 6gb

- AMD Ryzen 5 1600x six core 3.20ghz

- 16gb RAM (4 slots of 4gb I believe)

- 1.81tb HDD (324gb available)

- 222gb SSD (49.6gb available)

Here are the software and video details:

- Premiere Pro 2020

- OBS Studio recording

- MP4 video file (H.264 (AVC) Codec)

If anyone has any solutions that they could offer, that would be greatly appreciated, I can also provide more information if needed. Thank you so much in advance! :)

So I am trying to send videos of recorded Minecraft footage via Gmail, however I am exporting it through Premiere Pro 2020 first to reduce the file size (original video size is 19.5gb, only have 15gb available on Google Drive). I have gone through this process with three other recordings, with them all being correctly condensed and exported by Premiere Pro 2020, including an hour long video that I was able to export in two halves (this will be important).

My issue is that the first of these four recordings refuses to export correctly: all I want to do is place the MP4 file into Premiere Pro 2020 and export it, however everytime I try to do this it freezes at a given point depending on how much of the video I am attempting to do. For instance, if I try to export the entire video (1hr 6mins 53secs) it freezes at 2%, when I tried to export it in two halves it froze at about 10%, and even when I tried to export the first few minutes it froze at about 42%. Like I said before, I didn't have this problem for any of the other recordings, and the fourth recording was able to be exported in two halves with no issues whatsoever despite being a longer total length (1hr 9mins 59secs).

I have been attempting to export the videos using the following settings (everything else has been left on its default setting:

- Preset of YouTube 1080p Full HD

- Use Maximum Render Quality

I have also tested exporting with the default preset of "Match Source - High Bitrate" for the first video, however I continue to run into the same problem. I tried to use Handbrake to encode the video as well, however I was left with an "error" and no explanation.

For reference, here are my PC Specs:

- Windows 10 OS

- Nvidia GTX1060 6gb

- AMD Ryzen 5 1600x six core 3.20ghz

- 16gb RAM (4 slots of 4gb I believe)

- 1.81tb HDD (324gb available)

- 222gb SSD (49.6gb available)

Here are the software and video details:

- Premiere Pro 2020

- OBS Studio recording

- MP4 video file (H.264 (AVC) Codec)

If anyone has any solutions that they could offer, that would be greatly appreciated, I can also provide more information if needed. Thank you so much in advance! :)