Beiträge von jhukig

    Yes, I've seen exactly the same when I've tried it the first time.

    I opened your project file and exported exactly the region you've had selected, and it worked.

    Strange. What exact version of premiere are you using?

    Version 26.2.0 (Build 65)

    Previously I used the same Version 26.2.0 (Build 65) with the old Voukoder 13.x to export 10 in/out segments and I have never encountered such issue. I also used Voukoder 13.x with earlier versions of Premiere Pro to export dozens of in/out segments without issue.

    In hindsight, maybe future Voukoder Pro can also include the NLE software and version in the log file.

    Thanks for the quick response, and sorry for my late reply. I've just enabled email notification for new reply.

    I've just tried the universal counting leader, and I encountered the issue.

    I've attached my project file and the exported MP4 file here Universal Counting Leader.zip.

    I've attached Voukoder Pro log here 2026-05-21_00-43-26.zip.

    Voukoder Pro Scene is still the same as in my previous post x264 CPU.zip

    Here's the SystemCompatibilityReport.txt generated by Premiere Pro.

    I'm a bit relieved that you also encountered the issue although only once: it means it's not a unique case for only my PC. However, I cannot be sure if the issue is because of Premiere Pro itself instead of Voukoder Pro.

    I have the same issue using the following setup:

    In Premiere Pro, I’m exporting a short segment using Source In/Out points instead of the entire sequence, but the output file has mismatched video and audio tracks and incorrect duration as seen in the metadata below. Here are the specific issues:

    • Wrong overall duration: The file’s duration is 4 min 47 s (the full sequence length), but it should match the selected segment length (24 s 619 ms).
    • Video starts at the sequence beginning, not at Source In: The output starts from frame zero of the sequence, so there’s black video from the sequence start until the Source In point.
    • Video ends correctly at Source Out.
    • Video track Duration is wrong, but its Source duration is correct: The video track’s Duration metadata shows 4 min 47 s (the full sequence), while its Source duration metadata correctly shows 24 s 633 ms — meaning the video stream contains the entire sequence, not just the selected portion.
    • Audio track has the correct Duration and Source duration: Both Duration and Source duration fields for the audio are correct (24 s 619 ms).
    • Audio is placed at the beginning of the output file: The audio starts at time 0 instead of being aligned with the Source In point, so it’s completely out of sync with the intended video segment.

    I've also attached my scene.