『アドビコミュニティフォーラム』に質問/トピックを投稿する方法
Master the art of compression, share and learn.
新着順
What’s New in Adobe Media Encoder 26.2The April 2026 (26.2) release of Adobe Media Encoder introduces an important update focused on Content Credentials at export, giving creators more control over how attribution and identity information travels with their video content. 🔍 TL;DRNew in 26.2: Apply Content Credentials preferences directly when exporting Configure and save preferences in the Export Settings panel Choose what information is included, including linked social media accounts See the official Help documentation for more details here. 🎬 Apply Content Credentials preferences at export Adobe Media Encoder showing the Content Credentials tab with options to apply preferences at export.Adobe Media Encoder now lets you customize and apply Content Credentials during export, directly from the Export Settings panel.In the Content Credentials section, you can:Open the preferences webpage using Set preferences Choose what information is included in your exported video Optionally li
Welcome to the Adobe Community! For an effective community experience, here are a few things to keep in mind while posting on the community that will help us assist you better.❶ First, make sure that you use the Search this community area on top to see if a similar topic already exists on the community before posting a new one (It can be an Issue, a Bug, or a Feature Request). ❷ When you hit the Post to Community button on a community board, you will be in the editing mode that looks like this: ❸ Choose the Conversation Type that you think best describes what you are writing about. Discussion: Any topic that is not a bug or an idea is considered a discussion. If you want to know how a feature works or if you want to report an issue, or you want to start a conversation with other community members, don't be shy: use Discussion as your conversation type. Bug: This conversation type empo
just 1 hour video just one hour. please help its too slow
Take Control of Your Video Attribution with Content Credentials at Export Adobe Media Encoder 26.2 (April 2026) makes it easier to ensure your videos carry the right creator information when they leave your pipeline. With Content Credentials applied directly at export, you can define who you are, how your content can be used, and what information travels with your media—all from within Export Settings. 🔍 TL;DRApply Content Credentials preferences at export Choose which creator details are included, including verified name and social media accounts Specify Generative AI training and usage preferences Review what’s embedded directly in the Output Summary✨ Why this mattersContent moves fast—and once it’s out in the world, attribution and intent can get lost. Content Credentials help ensure your exported videos include:Trusted creator identification Linked social media presence Clear preferences around generative AI training and usageWith Media Encoder 26.2, this information is applied au
Files are being removed from queue when I Quit Media Encoder, but my ME Settings/General/Remove completed files from queue on exit box is unchecked.I often want to modify a render setting, or view the log for one, and will have quit ME first.MacOS 15.6.1Media Encoder 26.2.2 build 2Macbook M1 16”
Media Encoder Version 26.2.2 (Build 3) Renderer menu is greyed out with Mercury Playback Engine Software Only selected. System Compatibility Report shows “No conflicts to report”.Tested with NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 driver versions 596.36 (most current) and 582.53 (previous) with identical results.Media Encoder Version 26.3 (Beta) has the same problem.
It would be very helpful to have a keyboard shortcut which clears the media cache of Media Encoder. I often have to clear the cache for changes made in After Effects to be reflected in Media Encoder. As of now the only way I can see to do this is from the menu or in Finder.It’s not a huge deal but it would remove a few extra steps which I’m doing multiple times a day.Thanks!
Dear Adobe,Media Encoder is called Media Encoder, not Media Encoder But Only If You Don’t Need Professional Image Sequence Naming.Please add advanced filename token support for image sequences:[####], ####, %04d, {frame:04}Expected output:SHOT010_KING.0001.pngSHOT010_KING.0002.pngCurrent goblin output:SHOT010_KING.[####]01.pngThis breaks pipeline cleanliness, batch workflows, farm handoffs, conform logic, and the sanity of anyone who has ever touched a render queue.Suggested fix:Add a preference called:Enable advanced image sequence filename tokensHide it under Advanced if you must. Put a skull icon next to it. Make us sign a waiver. But please let professional users name frames like professional users.Respectfully,Every TD, compositor, editor, and sleep-deprived human exporting PNG sequences
When I launch AME (directly or when it is launched from ingest settings for a Premiere project), the renderer defaults to to “Mercury Playback Engine Software Only” with no option to change it to any hardware acceleration option. If I open Preferences and clean the Media Cache database, the renderer will give me the Hardware Acceleration options (CUDA or OpenGL). I have verified all my perferences/settings favor hardware acceleration, cleaned/remapped media cache and cache database folder destinations for all adobe programs, clean install of latest NVIDIA studio driver, reset AME preferences, performed Windows updates, verified the GPUSniffer is identifying my GPU (it is), reinstalled AME. None of these solutions have solved it. The issue does resolve when I clean my media cache database within AME, but I must do this each time I launch AME, which is not ideal. System: Intel Ultra 9 285HX64GB RAMNVIDIA RTX PRO5000 Blackwell GPUOS Drive: 1TB M.2 SSDMedia and Cache Drive: 2 TB M.2 SSD
Hello,I am seeing what looks like a reproducible issue with H.264 Blu-ray export in Adobe Media Encoder on Apple Silicon Macs.I tested this on the following machines, and all of them showed the same problem:Mac mini (M4 Pro) Mac mini (M4) MacBook Air (M4)OS:macOS SequoiaAME versions tested:AME 2024 AME 2026Using the factory H.264 Blu-ray preset, Media Encoder creates an .m4v file that is not playable even in VLC. Because it already fails there, this seems to be a problem with the exported file itself, not just a Blu-ray authoring issue.I have not tested older Mac generations yet, but I can confirm that the same version of AME on Windows exports correctly.My current workaround is to export a high-bitrate AVC file on Mac, move it to Windows, and re-encode it there before authoring. That works, but it is not practical for long-form projects.I also checked one of the exported files with ffprobe, and it was detected as raw h264 with Duration: N/A and inconsistent timing information, which m
It would be nice for Adobe Media Encoder to have naming tokens just like within the After Effects Renderer, for example when exporting a composition named [projectName]-[width]x[height]-[YYYY-MM-DD] it will automatically name your export to the project name + size of the composition + the render date.
I would like to append a custom name to the end or beginning of a file name on export. Yes, I know you can select an option saying "Append preset name to filename on export", but I don't need this all the time. It would be much simpler if this was an option that is chosen within the preset itself. This would create much more flexibility when exporting.
Exporting a 10 minute, most R3D footage with AE comps and third party fx. The plugins used is digital anarchy flicker free and deep glow—never have issues with either. Renders usually take about 25-30 min. Today on the latest build, it took 5 hours and then once I came back, it had restarted the render and made a duplicate.Since downgrading to 26, it seems more stable except render times are still 2-3 hours. Ryzen 59050x64 DDR4RTX 4070ti4tb NVME
Hi, I am trying to use a watch folder to export out hundreds of proxies during a shoot day. The workflow is like this: Action filmed -> Copied off camera card to Hard drive -> *Hard drive folder will be a designated "Watch folder"* -> AME will be auto encoder this raw footage to a proxy preset that will live locally on the comp for quick edits during the shoot.This all works amazingly well, however when i copy over multiple clips into the Watch folder, AME encodes them, then places each "source" clip, into its our folder. Please see screenshot below Is there any way to change it so that they all dont appear in their own subfolder? Many thanks! [Moderator note: moved to proper forum.]
When I export a video directly from Premiere Pro, all captions and text graphics render correctly.However, when I send the same sequence to Adobe Media Encoder (using batch export), the captions and text elements are missing in the final render.I’ve already tried:Using different fonts Reinstalling Premiere Pro and Media Encoder Trying different versions of Adobe softwareBut the issue keeps happening only when exporting via Media Encoder. version: 26.0.2
This has been happening for about two years now but it’s inconsistent so I have no idea what’s causing it. Basically the entire comps is exported in the upper left corner and the rest is black. Happens with different projects, different pixel sizes, different frame rates, different plugins used. I mainly use Media Encoder from After Effects, so I have no idea if it happens with Premiere too. The only thing that seems to be consistent is that it generally happens on bigger projects, where there’s a lot of materials, although the exported comp might not necessarily be heavy or complex.In AE the comp exports just fine.I realized that the bug appears in the preview as well, and if I change the pixel size of the export inside Media Encoder even of just 1px then it goes back to normal. Changing the export to Mp4 or to Quicktime doesn’t solve it, nor changing the bitrate. Both After Effects and Media Encoder are up to date, right now it’s AE 26.2.1 and ME 26.2I’m on Mac Os Tahoe 26.3.132 GB
Over the past couple years I've exported dozens of long (1-2 hr) 4K 60fps videos with both Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. Rendering times were basically the same (about 3 hours per hour of video), so I usually exported with Media Encoder because it was easier to run in the background while doing other things (including working on new projects in Premiere Pro). After Abobe updated Premiere Pro and Media Encoder to the 2025 version, Media Encoder has become ridiculously slow. Exporting a 2hr 4K60 directly from Premiere Pro takes about 6 hours, but exporting that same video with Media Encoder is estimated to take 320 hours!!! And no, that's not just a time estimation bug; I once let it run for a few hours and come back to confirm that it had only rendered a minute or two of video. I've read that other people are having the same problem with the 2025 version, and that for now the only "solution" is to roll back Media Encoder and Premiere Pro to their 2024 versi
I have a project. In Premiere I can render it for 20 minutes, but in Encoder, it’s 60 minutes. Why?Why would anyone deliberately slow down my work? I notice this sometimes in different projects and different software versions. I thought the rendering time would be the same or even faster than in Premiere
I’m having a very frustrating issue where every time I open a project, the progress panel in Adobe Premiere Pro starts “relinking media” and “generating audio” and “preparing audio” which takes many hours to complete and severely slows down my editing process.I’m currently using version 26.0.2 and working on a large project with a lot of footage. I’m working from a 14TB external USB-C drive. I’ve already cleared the cache that was linked to the external drive and reassigned it to my computer’s internal drive.I need help solving this problem. Thank you.
On and off for months now I have been faced with the exporting bug "Preparing Audio (X of XXXX)." Adobe Media Encoder claims to be processing a range of hundreds to thousands of audio files when I have, at max, 7 audio tracks. I have found many other posts here and on Reddit with the same problem with no answer from Adobe. I'm hoping they will see this and help! I'm going to break down my sequences, troubleshooting, fixes, and failures. All of these projects are for a remote video podcast whose workflow has evolved and grown more complicated but maintains the same bug. May 2023: I begin the podcast editing process.I'm using Adobe Premiere 2022.My timeline has one video source (export from OBS), another video track for nested graphics and After Effects animations, 4 podcast audio tracks, one audio track for sound effects, and 1-2 audio tracks for musicThe "preparing audio" bug begins. Takes hours to process THOUSANDS of audio files, then it takes another hour or 2 to process t
kan inte strata Media encoder
When I use Media Encoder to transcode a video—for example, Apple ProRes 422 HQ with Linear PCM audio—After Effects and Premiere create a delay of about one frame between the audio and the video, which is very annoying. This problem only occurs when I set the output settings to MP4 H.264 with AAC audio. As I need to deliver an MP4 H.264 file with AAC as the audio codec to my client, I have no choice but to use other video transcoding software. And in that case, I don’t have any issues with the audio and video being out of sync; the audio is exactly the same as in the source Apple ProRes file.Is this a bug or have I configured the settings incorrectly?I have attached my ME output preset along with a screenshot of the delay caused by the encoding . Thanks.
Hello! I’m making a bunch of proxies in media encoder, and I’m doing by selecting the original media in the Media Encoder media browser, importing it to the queue, and it’s set to my preferred preset already. I’m going to hot swap these proxies with some previous incorrectly made proxies, so I want their output names to be the same as the original media plus the suffix “_Proxy” Looking in Media Encoder and online, I have not been able to find a way to make the output name for all those videos the same. They automatically generate as “Original Media Name_1” and set to save by the original media. I change each clip manually to have “_Proxy” instead of “_1” and set it to the right place to save. Is there anyway to include that output suffix and save location with the preset? Or am I stuck doing it one by one?
Hi everyone,I’m facing a major issue with rendering performance that started about 1–2 months ago. I’ve been working for the same company for several years with a consistent workflow and project complexity, but lately, rendering has become a nightmare.Projects that used to take under 10 minutes to export now take 40+ minutes. The performance seems inconsistent and unpredictable, even though the source files and effects remain the same as before. I am NOT using any third-party plugins.Troubleshooting steps I’ve already taken:1. Performed a clean reinstall of the Adobe ecosystem using the Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.2. Tried rolling back to previous versions of Premiere Pro/Media Encoder.3. Did a clean GPU driver install using DDU in Safe Mode.4. Tested multiple driver versions, including the latest Adrenalin 26.3.1 and an older stable version from September 2025.None of these steps resolved the issue. It feels like hardware acceleration is either failing or not being utilized prop
No further details to add. I click on the icon and wait ages for them both to open.
すでにアカウントをお持ちですか?ログイン
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.
申し訳ございません。このファイルは、ダウンロードしても安全かどうか、内容を確認中です。数分後にもう一度お試しください。
申し訳ございませんが、当社のウイルススキャナは、このファイルをダウンロードすることは安全ではないと検出しました。