<p>I am creating a slideshow in Premiere so it's just a bunch of images with transitions. When exporting to any kind of format or codec, it would get stuck "Encoding 0%" forever and freeze afterwards. This doesn't happen when I put videos in the sequence. As soon as there is 1 image, the whole thing just won't export.</p>

<p>Any idea why?</p>

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2013-04-28T05:34:48.703Z
Gonna need more information.  Does anything max out?  CPU, Memory, etc.  Does it seem like the computer is trying to do something or does it just stop working altogether?
AJ Henderson
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2013-04-29T04:45:15.477Z
@AJHenderson CPU is maxed out. And I have to force quit the application. This is on MBP Retina with 16GB RAM
pixelfreak
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2013-04-29T13:05:57.743Z
Have you tried rendering the work area prior to export?  Does the same thing happen when rendering work area?  What happens if you try exporting through Adobe Media Encoder?
AJ Henderson
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2013-04-29T20:09:35.127Z
@AJHenderson The preview rendering is looking corrupted (just noise, sometimes I see my desktop in there too) But if I double-click the area, the image shows up. The preview also shows up fine on the Export window.
pixelfreak
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2013-04-30T01:42:00.510Z
sounds like maybe something is wrong with the rendering engine itself.  Have you tried reinstalling Premiere?
AJ Henderson
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Adobe Premiere CS6 stuck at 0% exporting still images
pixelfreak
# Adobe Premiere CS6 stuck at 0% exporting still images

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-04-28)

I am creating a slideshow in Premiere so it's just a bunch of images with transitions. When exporting to any kind of format or codec, it would get stuck "Encoding 0%" forever and freeze afterwards. This doesn't happen when I put videos in the sequence. As soon as there is 1 image, the whole thing just won't export.

Any idea why?

**Tags:** video, editing, premiere

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Gonna need more information.  Does anything max out?  CPU, Memory, etc.  Does it seem like the computer is trying to do something or does it just stop working altogether?  
> **username_0**: @AJHenderson CPU is maxed out. And I have to force quit the application. This is on MBP Retina with 16GB RAM  
> **username_1**: Have you tried rendering the work area prior to export?  Does the same thing happen when rendering work area?  What happens if you try exporting through Adobe Media Encoder?  
> **username_0**: @AJHenderson The preview rendering is looking corrupted (just noise, sometimes I see my desktop in there too) But if I double-click the area, the image shows up. The preview also shows up fine on the Export window.  
> **username_1**: sounds like maybe something is wrong with the rendering engine itself.  Have you tried reinstalling Premiere?  

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