It throws Windows over the edge to where it doesn't recognize the file path as valid. aegraphic files within a Mogrt gets unpacked in the Motion Graphics Templates Media folder inside of folders with a Unique ID that also has a really long string of characters. The issue occurs when the Motion Graphics Templates Media scratch disk is set to a folder that is nested so many levels deep or in folders with really long names that goes beyond the 260 character limit that file paths on Windows machines are limited to by default. On Windows the issue could be related to where the Motion Graphics Template Media Scratch Disks are set in Project Settings of Premiere Pro. I think the best thing to do is re-export or re-download the file and try again. Here is a link that I found with some workarounds: I re-downloaded a copy of the Stock Mogrt that was giving me trouble from a different source and it worked! It also somehow fixed the one I was having an issue with. It looks like this can happen when a zipped file (that is what a Mogrt is) doesn't download correctly.

The Zip was turning into a CPGZ file instead. I found a corrupt Mogrt that I had on Mac and after cracking it open I realized that the unzipping process was not happening. In the meantime, there are a couple of reasons why Mogrts fail to load that I've encountered: If you could DM me your Mogrt that would be RAD and can help me see what might be going wrong. There are a lot of reasons why things might be failing and the easiest way for us to get to the bottom of things is to have your actual file on hand. That's super frustrating and I would love to try and get you back on track.

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