Adobe Media Encoder

Is it possible to set a time when the Media Encoder render queue would start automatically?This would be a great help, as I need to render to a shared drive, when it is not in use.I work with the Mac version of Adobe CC.Kind Regards,

Hello everyone, I am trying to export a video from After Effects into an animated GIF with Media Encoder.However, for some reason the colors in the final GIF are off (the preview is fine), but I only found disparities in color for orange and grey things (see picture), the rest is fine. I could not find a proper solution to this problem, since most solutions for color correction seems to be for the export form Premiere Pro to Media Encoder and not After Effects. Also, I am new to both After Effects and Media Encoder, please let me know if you need any further information. Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!   

Hello all, Pls see attached. I have rendered 1 hour video, it is not finalizing the encoding. It stucked at this stage. Pls suggest solution. 

Export times have quadrupled. I have tested on 3 different iMacs, all with slow render times compared to 2018 Media Encoder.macOS Sierra Version 10.12.6 iMac (27-inch, Late 2013)3.5 GHz Intel Core i724 GB 1600 MHz DDR3NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M 4096 MB

So I was exporting this project, it is a 1.5 min 8k 60fps HEVC video, it just has some cuts and some basic Lumetri Color, and it was being exported to 100% quality JPGAt first, it was estimating ~ 23+ hours and when I checked CPU/GPU usage it was using basically 0% CPU and 100% GPU, but it was using the Integrated Intel GPU and not the more powerful Nvidia GPU. So I disabled the integrated Intel GPU using Device Manager (and it did work, after a restart, there is only one GPU in task manager which is GPU 0 - Nvidia) and I tried exporting again, and while it is faster and estimation says 13+ hours remaining, but it seems to barely use any CPU/GPU, The CPU was staying at 40-60% and sometimes spikes to 100% for like a split second, and the GPU was barely hitting 10% and was mostly staying at 0%. To me, this looks like some kind of bottleneck issue, but I don't really see what is bottlenecking the process, the CPU only has ~50% usage, The gpu has 0-10% usage and its also reading and writin

Dear all, I am trying open the media encoder but first when open to Media encoder , setupping plug-ins. that's when it comes off to optical flares

HelloMedia encoder CC no longer opens either directly or from the "export" command of premiere pro. Sometimes it opens but the coding is not done. I uninstall and then reinstall the software, no change. whereas until now for several years it has always worked well. Thank you for your help.Jean Luc

Exportei meu trabalho pela primeira vez e não reparei na mídia offline, ao pesquisar encontrei a solução de recolocar a mídia mas descobri q ao exportar o arquivo foi alterado na origem também, e agora como recuperalo.

For the past few days I have been working on an edit. In the After Effects timeline the edit is perfect with no issues. However when I render it in Adobe Media encoder, the edit gets a lot of lag and changes the edit. I put the AE project on a USB and put it on my laptop to see if it would render it properly on there. The render came out perfect on my laptop with no lag or alterations. It should work properly on my Mac and has done so for a long time, but for some reason it now doesn't. I haven't changed any settings on my Mac so I am very confused as to why Media Encoder is doing this. If anyone can help me out with this I would very much appreciate it. 

Hi Im using Ae 2020 and also AME 2020I made a project using trapcode form in it and when i add (by any means) to AME first it trys to connect to dynamic link server and then it says cannot open projectI checked and i could add simple sequences from Ae to AME (like a simple solid)My system is windows operated I checked the forums and people had quite similar problems but couldnt find a good solutionId be grateful if you guys help me out here

I know this was a feature available back in CC 2015, and just recently wanted to see if I could enable it again. There doesn't appear to be any documentation (at least in search results), as to whether or not it's available in CC 2018+?I'm looking to have After Effects / Premiere or Adobe Media Encoder provide push notifications to my iOS Creative Cloud app. The CC2015 version even let you see the render progress. This way I can be alerted when a render is completed and / or if it failed.Thank youStephen

I have noticed for the past couple days that all my adobe apps are using 100% CPU for exporting and almost none of m dedicated Nvidea 1660ti. I have it set to use Nvidea card under programs in Nvidea display setting. I have  the playback engine set to CUDA and hardware acceleration on as well. There's nothing more I can think of. These exports are GPU intensive as well which is why I am confused and upset because my renders are taking about an hour.    

i rendered 2 videos:1920 x 1080, 2 min, 90mb110 x 1080, 2 min, 90mb as well (like a vertical stripe) i rendered both with same settings H.265  why does second video have same size as the first? the second one is like a vertical stripe, so in theory i thought it would have smaller size after rendering, why does this occur and how to fix it?  

My question is:- Is Adobe media Encoder able to convert the mp3 tags as "metadata" automatically when exporting in the mp3 format?>>> If yes: how should we adjust the assimilation parameters? ie. "preconfiguration" panel under "File metadata"> "Add metadata to the file"> "create a new preconfiguration" add a metadata key? (I tried "artist" "artist" "title" "title", "comment" "description" ... nothing works>>>> If not:a / how can i make so that the mp3 tags are preserved in the end... even if I do not check the box "Metadata of the file", I end up with a file whose tag "title" was modified with the filename ... and other tags ... emptyb / with what type of file does the "metadata" setting work? for what type of metadata?Before calling the support community I of course went through all the tutorials which are not PRECISE ENOUGH on the subject ...thank you in advance for your response(s),

In Edit, Preferences, Media, I have changed the cache file locations to a different drivebut it still fills up my C: folder of files anywayI have cleaned the media cache database and it just fills back upI have build 12.1 build 171whats the problem?

Hi. In AME Scripting Guide, in the Return description of point5.1.6 EncoderHost.createEncoderForFormat() mentions the encode(src,dst) method, which sets the source and result files.But this command doesn't actually work:(Adobe Extendscript Toolkit)The encode(src, dst) method is absent in the methods and properties of the Encoder class instance.How to set the source and destination files before the EncoderHost.runBatch command()? 

Hi.However, the H265 codec is missing in the Media Encoder program.This is very important for me. What should I do?Please help me.The systems and programs I use are as follows:- New MacBook Pro Touch Bar (Max. Hardware)macOS High Sierra 10.13.23.1 GHz Intel Core i716 GB 2133 MHz RAMRadeon Pro 5602TB SSD- Adobe Media Encoder CC 12.0 (Build 202) (up-to-date)- Adobe After Effects CC 2018 15.0.0 (Build 180) (up-to-date)- Adobe Premiere Pro CC 12.0.0 (Build 224) (up-to-date)

Please help. I have a new MacBook Pro and have been running the latest Adobe Premiere Pro and Media Encorder. For some reason, its starting to export my finals at a very slow rate. I had a 1 minute video that it taking 8 hours to export. It was working fine the other day, I haven't made any changes to my computer or settings, just been working on editing the footage when I ran into this extremely frustrating issue. I have a client that is waiting for a 55 minute project I want to export but it says it will take 20 hours to export. I also find it weird that on Media Encorder, when it did elapsed my 55 mins video (in one attempt) the elapse bar doesn't move and the render time increases. Please help me. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling both PP and AME. No luck. I honestly don't know what to do.SPECS ABOUT MY COMPUTERMacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports)Memory: 16 GB 3733 MHz LPDDR4

I'm using AME CC 2018 version 12.12.Every time I export a H.264 video with bitrate setting below 1 Mbps, the output's total bitrate is always around 3 Mbps. I tried with 0.9 Mbps, 0.6, 0.4.. it's still the same When I set it to 1 Mbps and 1.1 Mbps, it exported correctly. I never get this problem in the previous version of AME.Why does it happen and is there a way to fix this?

I can see the right previews (in AE and Premiere) and the audio its ok. But as soon as i want to export in Media Encoder the background music channel its ok, but the voice its like 2 seconds late. I tried almost everything but still cant get a good MP4 render. Any advice?

HiAnyone good at M2V encoding and have some experience in that?Would like to compare two files, and see what is the difference between them, if any.For example if there´s diff in MPEG-2 structure or GOP structure.Is there any software for that kind of task? thanksMarcos

Hello everyone, i'm trying to create a button on a premiere panel that would check if all the current jobs that were queued to be renderd in Adobe Media Encoder have finished. Then it would return either True or False back to the panel. I've been digging around but all I can find is "app.encoder.bind('onEncoderJobComplete', callback);" which will notify when each job is finished but not when ALL jobs are done it also can't return back to evalscript() either.  I am developing on Mac as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!Thanks This is my thought process so far:main.js:let csInterface = new CSInterface();let dev_button = document.getElementById('testButton');dev_button.addEventListener('click', testDevFunction);function testDevFunction(){csInterface.evalScript('checkEncoderRunning()', function(response){alert("" + response);});} extendscript.jsx:function checkEncoderRunning(){// Checks Adobe Media encoder if there are any jobs still on the render q

For some reason, I cannot add any After Effects compositions to the queue in Adobe Media Encoder. When I try to add something to the queue, it either produces the error message "file format is not supported" or tries to connect to Dynamic Link server and says "file could not be opened". I am using AE v 17.1 and AME v 13.1.5 and have not updated either piece of software recently. In fact, it was working fine yesterday, before I shut down my Macbook Pro. It's worth noting that a few months ago, I had a similar problem with AME 14.x (connecting to Dynamic Link forever or displaying the same "file could not be opened" message), but I solved the problem somehow by reverting to v 13.1.5.

Help! Ok, so I have a gif that's too big, but in proportion. I was able to downsize it to the correct proportion using the Animated gif option in ME, but in the original I have the last "scene" sitting there for a couple of seconds before it loops so it's readable. And yet when I converte it in ME, it cuts those last two seconds off. It clips it right as the last animation ends and it loops then. How do I make it not do that? Thanks. 

I have a ton of 60FPS APR (Apple Pro Res) 422 files. I want to package it at 24FPS. I don't want to conform to 24 FPS because I don't want to lose those frames. I want to interpret that footage at 24FPS so it playback slower. Easy. Seems to me I shouldn't need to re-render everything in order to make this change. Seems like an adjustment to the time base of a file is an under the hood solve. If I remember correctly, long ago, you could do this with something like compressor.