Adobe Media Encoder

Hi There,  I am trying to export a simple animation I've made in After Effects. When exporting in H.264 its absolutely fine: However, when exporting in Animated Gif format, there is distorted pixels on the left: The distortion does not show up when chosing format, only when it has been completely rendered out. I need these in Gif format, does anyone know how I can fix this please? Any help would be amazing.  Thanks, Abi 

AME is working fine except for a project with a multicam sequence.I removed all the markers as reccomended on this article but it didn't fixed.https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-how-to-solve-encoding-export-stuck-at-0-with-premiere-pro-adobe-media-encoder-14-0-1/td-p/10875118?page=1 I also tried to make a new clean installation of Media Encoder v14.0.1 removing all the preset without success.Desperately need for help because had to make about 500 export from this project.How can i post some error logs eventually?

Possibile che nonostante tutta la suite sia settata in inglese, Media Encoder sia in italiano?!?!?!?

Hi, I have been using AME since 2016 to encode work projects across the network using watch folders. This creates DVD ready content as well as MP4 renders. This worked solidly untouched from 2016 until the middle of last year when suddenly it became very unstable. We mainly use 2017 (due to Dolby Codecs) & 2018 but when we tried to transfer across to 2019 & 2020 the same issue occurred.There was a very brief window in January following an adobe update where it seemed to become stable again but a windows update that followed put it back into being unstable. The scenario would be that it would be encoding through a queue and then at the point of clicking on the encoder to bring it into focus, this would cause the program to freeze and crash. Restarting the encoder would reimport the queue and then continue as usual but recently this is getting worse and worse to the point where we no try to no longer touch the system whilst it is encoding. This is a business critical sy

Hi there, I'm exporting a graphic from After Effects (only has two colors) lossless.I then bring it into Media Encoder and try to export with h.264 match source - high bitrate.The background color comes out one hex code off.  It can render 556455 or 556453 but not what my client wants 556454.I'm assuming this is because h.264 only has a certain amount of color space to work in.But I just want to make sure i'm not missing something before I tell my client it's not possible. This is a large resolution background video that will play on a webpage.  Thanks for any advice  

To all, I need to convert an Animate animation to an 1280x720 video with a bitrate of 8mbps. It will be used in Limelight. Every time I export to media encoder, no matter the setting I choose the bitrate is not 8mbps. I may be stupid and not understanding. If I use the Adobe Stock HD with audio (20mbps), when published this is the file info I see: data rate at 966kbps and total bitrate of 1283kbps. I need it to be 8000kbs. What am I doing wrong?thanksDawn 

I have the same problem on two different computers. One is macOS 10.13.6 and the other is Windows 10 1909. I have intermittant success importing a comp into AME but when I am successful, AME will hang when I attempt to adjust the render settings or initiate a render. It typically locks up when "Reading XMP" - the rest of the time the comps never show up in AME and AME becomes unresponsive. I have tried all of the following recomendations found in this forum:Created a new userCleared preferences & cacheRenamed the "dynamiclinkmediaserver" folder to "dynamiclinkmediaserver_old"Checked that all languages are identicalImported AE comp into Premiere and then went back and tried AE/AMESent a comp to render inside AE, then queued it over to AME from inside the AE render windowForced quit the AdobeIPCBroker processQueued a comp to render out to AME and cmd+tab back and forth between AE/AMERebuilt the project from scratchDeleted all media markersLogged out of my acount from inside AE t

Since update to OS Catalina 10.15.3  Media Encoder doesn't open up. I tried uninstall, re-install, re-boot.Also tried to go back in versions but still "Adobe Media Encoder has encountered an unexpected error and cannot continue" I don't know what else to try. 

Hey there,lately I wanted to encode some proxies for an editing project, but I won't work. After a little bit of research, I found out, that Media Encoder won't schedule any files. I tried drag and drop into the ME window, load source etc. I tried different mp4 and mov that all play back on both Movies & TV and VLC. I uninstalled Blackmagic's Davinci Resolve and tried to reinstall ME and Premiere Pro several times. I even tried ME v 14.0.1, but it won't work either. There's always this error message and I don't know what to do.I use ME v 14.0.3 and the same Premiere version.I'm on Windows 10 x64If you need any further information please let me know.Thanks in advance,Maurice 

Dear Adobe CommunityI wanted to ask what this Error Code could mean: -1609629695 I can't find any Solution on the Internet and I am very confused Can someone help me?I also packed the entire Error code in as .txt (original from Media Encoder)I am sorry for the file language, I am German and I had to transate the file with a translator (deepl) I hope you guys can understand this... Thanks in advance TRG

Hi guys, I need to reduce the size of a video and keep the alpha channel on, anyone could help me?  The file is now 202mb but I need it 5mb. The video was created on After Effects and I'm using Media Encoder to export.   Thank you! 

Hi, I've needed to use AME to export a sequence and recently updated Premiere and AME to 14.0.3, the latest build. When I click "Queue" in the export screen, it says that AME isn't installed, but it is and their build number is the same.  I did recently re-install Creative Cloud's app since it disappeared from my computer but I was able to get everything updated yet am still running into this. Anyone encounter this? I've seen similar requests but nothing that's really clicked

Hi! I have a bunch of files digitized from PAL Anamorphic digibeta tapes so the picture is squooshed. I need to unsquoosh it.  I found helpful directions online BUT when I use Media Encoder to convert the files to progressive and expand them, for some reason it keeps setting the display ratio to 1.85 instead of 1.78 and I do not have enough technical understanding to know why or how to fix that. I tried setting it to "custom" and entering in 16:9 manually but then I wind up with a file that displays as 2.23 (super stretched).  These are the settings I'm using:Format = quicktimeVideo Codec = Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)Field Order = ProgressiveAspect = PAL widescreen720x576 Thanks!

I've done research here about ways to export WMV. It appears that bootcamp is the best option - I don't want to deal with that.  Also, most posts are outdated so I figured maybe there was a new solution. Does anyone have a workaround for exporting .WMV files?  To your knowledge, is this more popular in Japan?!  Is there a file format that will accomplish the same thing as .WMV that I can export (I know this is maybe a situational question)? Thanks, Rob

Hello, I have a problem with the render. The preview is always a black screen after the render too. What to do?

Hello! I'm rendering a project from After Effects using Media Encoder and whenever I try to export it, it replaces one clip with broadcast colors. The audio is also cut off during this. I used Export > Add to Adobe Media Encoder queue and am rendering on H.264, 720p.

Hey everyone, I've gone over every single setting i can find and can't figure out the issue here.Every time I try to export my project built in aftereffects as a prores file the levels get blown out, highlights are much brighter. I've included a screenshot of two seperate exports, one as a mp4 and one as a prores .mov so you can see the difference. There are no additional LUT or color settings clicked on as far as I can tell.  Im pulling my hair out over here. 

I reinstalled, restarted my computer, cleaned out my computer, tried everything but keep getting this message. I can use the application on my colleges computers but not my mac. I need to use this for my media art assignments.

I'm on the 2020 version and can use my RTX 2070 just fine in after effects, but am locked to software encoding in adobe media encoder. I have added my card to the raytracer list in after effects and created a cuda_supported_cards.txt file in premiere, am I supposed to do something in Media encoder? The project setting has GPU enabled, but no matter what media encoder stick to software encoding and is so much slower than rendering straight out of after effects.   [Moving from generic Start/Help forum to the specific Program forum... Mod][To find a forum for your program please start at https://community.adobe.com/]

Hey,  can someone tell me which hardwre encoder I can but to speed up the media encoder? It does not use the GPU, so I was wondering if there is some hardware that the app is responding to.  nice to hear from someone even if there is no answere to the question.  And by the way:  If not, can we open the app for a feature? It would get us all some more sleep and peace for our families. 😉 thanxsPeter  

Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014 on MacPro "mid-2012" (MacPro5,1) running OSX 10.9.3 and getting this error when trying to launch Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014:Adobe Media Encoder ErrorAdobe Media Encoder has encountered an unexpected error and cannot continue.Have uninstalled, reinstalled.  Checked and fixed permissions numerous times.  Tried removing all plugins and that didn't fix.  Also tried editing the text listings within the .app for OpenGL and CUDA to remove all cards listed - that didn't fix anything either.At this point it's uninstalled and "hopefully" everything will point to CC (non-2014 version).  Adobe Media Encoder CC works fine.  Adobe Media Encoder CS6 works fine.Cannot find any other reports of this issue.

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if it was easy to edit a .epr settings file to change the bitrate of a preset. I have a delivery of what is essentialy XDCAM 25fps 1920x1080 but with a 80Mbit bitrate instead of 35/50Mbits. I was hoping to duplicate the settings file and just change to bitrate from 50 to 80 but when I open the file via text edit I can't find an obvious place to make the edit. Am I trying to to do someting that is not possible or does anyone know if this can be acheived by editing the text file or by another method? I have been delivering the masters by encodcing via AmberFin iCR so far and all the programmes have been QC'd and accepted so far. That method invloves me remoting to a different office, transfering my masters by FTP and performing the transcode via Amberfin then transfering the transcoded file back again. So as you can imagine some of these files are big and it is a very time consuming process. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!&nbsp

I have an image sequence of 150 TIFF files. If I drag them into media encoder (stand alone not premiere) and to the "drop here to stitch together" tab, when I export the image sequence as 1080 video it outputs a 13 minute video instead of the 5 second clip. Same thing happens across all video formats (H.264 / quick time / NotchLC). The FPS is set to 24 in both output settings and media encoder prefs. Images are also 1080 just like my output so no scaling or anything going on.  It seems to be stitching at some insanely low fps. Issue does not happen if I stitch in premiere but I do not want to create a premiere file for simple conversion like this. It used to work great. Just drag in an image sequence and hit go and I'd have a lovely quick video. 

Hi all, When encoding, the system just turns itseld off!  I'm using Encoder 2020, on a Mac and have upgraded to Catalina.  Anyone out there had the same issue on a Mac?  I saw one post for Windows but couldn't translate the issue to Mac.

Here's a shot of a recent AME render queue. As you can see, only the 480 SD presets will successfully render, although it's the same file in all cases. The failed renders all give the infamous -1609629695 error code. The imported AE file is a 4-minute 1280x960 animation which rendered just fine until recently. After import into AME, I trimmed the 4-minute composition down to several three-second chunks for these tests. The screen shot shows the results from one of those chunks. I rendered using both Software Encoding and Hardware Encoding in the Encoding Settings, as well as the Renderer set to Software Only and GPU Acceleration (Metal). Also unchecked Enable Parallel Encoding in Preferences. I tried all these variations on the different three-second work areas. I also tried these tests from both an external drive and my hard drive. Just in case it matters, the composition contains numerous precomps, and uses the Video Copilot Sure Target camera from beginning to end.&nb