Damn. And you've tried reimporting those sequences into a clean project?

Have I posted this link for you? http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc3c0d8

I apologize for the repost if I have, but it's a worthwhile app to try.

Sometimes I think Premiere just enjoys not letting me finish my work. I think it gets a kick out of it to be honest.

Damn. And you've tried reimporting those sequences into a clean project?

Have I posted this link for you? http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc3c0d8

I apologize for the repost if I have, but it's a worthwhile app to try.

That was one of the first things I tried- no luck (but thanks anyway!) :)

Sometimes I think Premiere just enjoys not letting me finish my work. I think it gets a kick out of it to be honest.

Here's my general response to Adobe regarding this matter:
Click Here (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/Glurrk/adobefail.jpg)

(I'm still waiting by the mailbox, by the way.)

Since I'm still waiting by the mailbox for a copy of Procoder 2.0 (and having gone through two vendors already) it appears that the 2.0 version (now discontinued) is incredibly difficult to obtain.

So I guess the logical question is: Will version 3.0 still do the same thing? I know that it probably should, but I'd hate to buy it and find that it doesn't work with Frameserver (or some other unforseeable element)

Ain't it amazing how hard this is turning out to be? LOL!

Well, Procoder finally arrived... but it's 3.0. not the 2.0 I ordered...


(sigh) I have a compatibility question I'll post in another table here...

FINALLY got a copy of Procoder 2.0, and it works just the way it's supposed to... except that every file I export turns out just a 2-hour green screen. To be strictly accurate, I've exported three different files (AVI, HDV and MPEG2) and each one starts out fine, and within 30 seconds to 4:30 minutes the frame turns green and stays that way for the remainder of the clip.

Has this happened to anyone else? Is it just the corrupted files are too far gone to save this project? I'm going to try to export a few other file types for now (It's quite fast; too bad it's kinda for nothing.) and see if anything different happens.

have you tried to sort out the media in the project?

This continues to sound like there's one bad media clip (or more) in the project.

If you simply go to the folder where all your media is, can you play each file back without a problem in media player?

There have been a few points where failures seem consistent- I went and checked the original media in the folder- everything seems to play fine without any errors. Occasionally a clip might "stutter", but I played a few clips not located near any problem areas and they acted in a similar fashion.

I did try to redigitize a few clips way back, but replacing them seemed to have no positive effect.