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High-def, 60fps, HEVC clip halts export


ROUS

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I'm stumped.  I've got a project full of 1080 29.97fps mp4 clips that previews and exports fine.  A friend sent me a clip that I'd like to incorporate into my project.  This clip has become problematic for me and nothing I do seems to help it live alongside the other clips.  It's from a GoPro and it's a high-def, 2160, 60fps, hevc clip.  VideoPad imports it fine and previews it with no problem.  But, every attempt to export/build it to a 1080, 29.97fps output file just stops the build at that spot.

I've tried converting this clip to different resolutions--no help.  To different fps--no help.  Using h264 and av1--no help.  Different formats like .mov, avi, wmv, etc.  Everything seems to work fine except the VP export process.  Without sending in the file, is it common to see a build conflict between the two clip types above?  Lower-res 1080, 30fps, 464 and hi-res, 2160, 60fps, hevc?  Thoughts?

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What version is being used?  Look at the bottom-left corner of the window.  Try this one.  Ignore any virus warning.

Share the project, either here or privately, and we'll find a solution.  The process is easy, quick and can be done privately.  Just follow these steps...

  •     Back up --- With your project on the timeline, click on MENU at the top-left.  Click FILE|BACK UP PROJECT FILES TO FOLDER.  Choose a folder and SELECT FOLDER.
  •     Upload ---  Use a free server - Google Drive, MS OneDrive, etc.* - to upload the saved, numbered FOLDER.    Do NOT upload the individual VPJ or export file. 
  •     Get link --- Get a public link.  Right-click the file and click SHARE. When using Google Drive, if necessary change "restricted" to "anyone with the link can view" 
  •     Share ---     Click COPY LINK | DONE.  Paste that link here, or click the folder at the top-right of this forum to message it privately to me.  It won't be shared.

          *    Before uploading, right-click the folder, click PROPERTIES.  Look at the File Size to confirm that it's not too big for the free space on the server.

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