Bounce to Move of a Edited Video Sequence doesn't work

[smashbob]

Hi there,

we have following Problem:

We have a video Sequence in ProTools wich we have edited in Pro Tools a couple times with imported .mov Files. We now want to bounce this edited sequence to a mov file, but it doesn't seem to work.

Is this issue known / are there workarounds?

Thanks in andvance for every1 that wants to help

smashbob

[john1192]

Originally Posted by smashbob

Hi there,

we have following Problem:

We have a video Sequence in ProTools wich we have edited in Pro Tools a couple times with imported .mov Files. We now want to bounce this edited sequence to a mov file, but it doesn't seem to work.

Is this issue known / are there workarounds?

Thanks in andvance for every1 that wants to help

smashbob

any more info for us ???

[smashbob]

Originally Posted by john1192

any more info for us ???

Sure and sorry!

Pro Tools 12.5, Windows 10
16 GB RAM, i7, any more Info needet?

[Inglesworth]

We can assume you are using HD? Seeing that you have multiple videos in your session. I imagine all the videos are on one video track? All videos are the same format/codec/frame rate? Are you trying an offline bounce? Or have you tried online as well?

[smashbob]

Originally Posted by Inglesworth

We can assume you are using HD? Seeing that you have multiple videos in your session. I imagine all the videos are on one video track? All videos are the same format/codec/frame rate? Are you trying an offline bounce? Or have you tried online as well?

Mixed Resolution, multiple Videos, all on one track, different format/codec. Same Framerate. Havent tried an online bounce yet.

[Inglesworth]

My guess is that the videos being different resolutions and different codecs is probably it.

One thing to possibly try... When you bounce, are you selecting the option to make it a specific codec? Or are you leaving the "Same as Source" box checked? Forcing it to export at a specific format may help, but I couldn't guarantee that.

Your best bet would be to take the source videos, and export/convert them to all be the same resolution, format and codec and then use those files in your session.