Adobe Media Encoder

Usually when i render my AE projects in Media encoder it works fine but since yesterday everytime i drag the composition into it, it just keeps "connecting to dynamic link server". Tried restarting pc, reinstalling Ae and Media Encoder. Wondering if anyone else has had an issue and knows a solution.Here are my pc specs if necessaryCPU: Intel i7Memory: 2x8GbGpu: Radeon Rx480 4gb

Hi,I'm confused, and I have not seen anyone posting about this.I am trying to author a Blu Ray for my new movie. I've tried rendering H.264 blu ray and MPEG2 and both times it creates 4 files. Why 4? I just need audio and video, what are these 4 files? I can see that one is MP4 and one is .wav, so should I just ignore the other 2?Thanks,-Tim M.

Does anyone share this problem?I tried this several times and the same issue comes up every time in Media Encoder:I have a set of 12 sequences that need exporting to H.264. Footage shot on FS7, slog 3 cine in CINE EI mode. Basis corrections done with Lumetri Color. - Exporting just one of these sequences straight from Premiere results in a video with correct gamma levels. (levels match levels in edit)- Exporting just one of these sequences through Adobe Media Encoder also results in a video with correct gamma levels. Exporting more then one sequence: all video's show a gamma shift! What the hell? No settings were changed! This leads me to conclude Media encoder changes something when adding videos to the render queue. Software error?

The latest version of Media Encoder seems to be very slow to render even short videos. A 15 minute video rendering to an MPEG DVD is taking more than an hour. I've tested with multiple projects, some with advanced effects and others real simple and the results always seem to be consistent: They take too long to render. The previous version would render a video this short in 20-30 minutes using the same codec settings, so it has to be an issue specifically with the latest version. I have tried clearing the media cache which hasn't helped. Any help or suggestions would be great!AME v. 11.0.2.53OSX 10.12.4iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014)4 GHz Intel Core i732 GB 1600 MHz DDR3AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4096 MB

Hello Adobe Support, I am a Creative Cloud member for several years since 2014 and have just recently encountered strange colored pixilations across on frame of my Premier Pro CC 2014 video files that I send to Adobe Media Encoder 2014.2 for conversion. I have used Media Encoder for years to process my Premier video and just recently (random) video clips will have this issue when Media Encoder is finished with them. The issue never happens on the same clip twice (if I re-send it to Media Encoder again) and it does not always happen at all: just every once in a while (with the very same footage being sent to Media Encoder) does this issue appear so there seems to be no common link to look for clues as to why this happening? The video files are pure as they come directly from Premier Pro CC to Media Encoder and even when the issue happens on one encoding, if I run it through again it never is there the second time...but it may appear in another part of the video file....Please help...The

If I send multiple sequences to AME from Premiere, the first one encodes properly, occasionally the second or third do, but the rest simply encode the first few seconds and then stop. Profile doesn't matter.  These are short :90 - 2:00 videos, primarily 4k A7Sii media in a 1080 timeline. No error messages in AME, though today for the first time I got a couple of Ppro headless crash reports, though no app actually crashed.I've given up on dragging and dropping, sequences from PPro to the AME window, 2/3rds of the way through AME hangs.  This has never worked.Six month old build:i7830GTX1060 6gb64gb Gskill Ripjaws DDR4 ramAsus gaming 7 boardSSD's for media, boot/PPro, and exportsUninstalled and reinstalled AME, running 12.1.2PPro is 12.0, reluctant to update as I am in the middle of a projectDisable Kaspersky before exporting.Right now, the only way I can reliably export is one file at a time using direct export in PPro.Help extremely appreciated, as I have a high volume of vid

I'm running the latest version of everything, on a Windows PC with i7 6800K, GTX 1070. I'm trying to transcode 4K Prores HQ coming from an Atomos Shogun to low-res proxy files in MXF OP1a. AME continues to crash during this, and I am not able to finish my transcode.

I keep getting this message I am using a windows computer and trying to ingest videos as QuickTime. This is what I get every time. Any ideas

I don’t know very much about computers or all of the settings mean that I have on, but I am trying to render around an 18 second project from After Effects in Media Encoder, and everytime it begins to “render”, it is still reading XMP. I’m trying to export the project in H.264. If anyone can help me, please let me know!

I can not use AME CC 2018 in my work flow. As I cannot save h.264 file mutiplexed to a TS file.I have to keep using AME CC 2017. Will this be resolved later?

Where are the presets  to encode for Apple devices in AME CC 2018?Can i add them ?Thanks

My video codec drop-down list in the Export Settings in Adobe Media Encoder doesn't have PNG listed. I don't have QuickTime Player on my computer - is that why? Or is it missing for some other reason?

This was mentioned in the AE forum but was never answered. On the Avid site DNxHR HQX and 444 are both listed as 12 bit yet in both AME and After Effects as mov or MXF they are 10 bit. Is this an error and they are actually 12 bit or have Adobe somehow managed to engineer their own 10bit version of DNxHR? If so when can we expect a 12 bit version? On the Windows side of things we are severely lacking in 12 bit codecs for sending VFX shots for colour grading. Link to Avid DNxHR spec DNxHR Codec Bandwidth Specifications

Hello!I just installed the latest version of Media Encoder CC (V 12.0) from my creative cloud application to try it out, but I can't import the quicktime reference files I export from Avid Media Composer (V 8.3.1).I tried checking and unchecking the "Use Avid Codec" checkbox (within the Avid's Export settings) but I still get the "File Import Failure" error box.I am using DNxHD 115 in my project, and am working in 1080p/23.976.I saw a 2012 thread talking about this problem, but the last comments says that this should be solved from the CC version.Any inputs about how I could solve this issue would be, of course, greatly appreciated!Luc Desjardins

The Creative Cloud no longer permits to install it (it's not listed).I need it to make old flv files for an aold application.Where can I download it?Thanks in advance

I'm having problems getting QuickTime videos rendered by Adobe media encoder to play on my Mac computer. Whenever a QuickTime video is starting up, it says converting, then says it can't be opened. I've tried restarting my computer and reinstalling Media Encoder, but those did not work. It just started yesterday and I have rendered other videos fine in the past week.

When  AME CC 2017 render video , it's cost 60-70% CPU and 1~2% GPU even that I already set user GPU(Cuda) and create new cuda_supported_card.txt in AME folder. I still can choose with use GPU(Cuda) or CPU only, but both using CPU to render video. My GPU card is Geforce 1060 6GB with core I3-z370 mainboard.What should I do next, or did I miss any step to config AME to render video using GPU?

Issue 1:I shot a 2-hour live performance on a Sony AX2000. It records in MTS. I drop the files into AME 2018 and stitch them. I export the files into h.264 with a medium bit rate. When I watch back the exported file, the audio gets more out of sync the longer the video goes on.To try and work around this, I installed AME 2017...Issue 2:When I export the same MTS files into a stitched MP4 file, I lose audio. I get an error message when I import that says I need to install a Dolby Codec and that will happen if I click OK, but still no audio.I have another machine that does not have this issue with 2017 (this machine does not have 2018 installed), but I would like it to work properly on my primary machine.I have tried clearing Media Caches and resetting preferences and restarting the machine and reinstalling the software. Nothing works. Any ideas?Primary machine where neither 17 or 18 work specs: Mac Pro (Late 2013) v 10.13.5, 3.7 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon E5, 64GB 1866 MHz DDR3m, AMD Fire

Apparently you removed DXV 3 Support and i F&%! need it NOW!your stupid Creative cloud removed the ability to downgrade or choose versions which IS SUPER FU&&& ANNOYING!!!

Is it possible to disable CUDA for just a one or a few Premiere effects. I have tried different frame rates and codecs, but Lumetri and some of the color correction effects always cause the Media Encoder render to fail. Disabling CUDA is not really an option since green screen footage takes to long if I don't use it. Is there a way to disable the acceleration for just the color correction and not ultra key. If this is not possible, is there any other fix that would get Lumetri working?

Hello!We just made the big switch to Premiere Pro CC for our TV shows and now that it's time to finalize our first few episodes we are having some major problems batch exporting segments of the show. Sometimes it works, sometimes it works half way through the batch list then crashes, sometimes it crashes right away. There is no consistency, other than crashes are happening all the time. Here's what is happening:• AME 7.2.0.43 (64-bit)• Mac OS X 10.9.1 on 2x2.66 GHx 6-Core Intel Xeon, 40 GB 1333MHz DDR3 RAM• Startup disk is SSD w/ 4GB free space (all footage is on external storage)• Using Premiere Pro CC to export via AME.• All recent updates insatlled as of 3/10/14.The source footage is ProRes 422 720p 59.94 footage from AJA KiPros. Each project has 16 segments - these are individual sequences. There are 7 tracks of audio and 4-5 tracks of video in each. In addition to the video there are targa files that include the score bug, full screen graphics, etc (this is sports). There are also

I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro CC for a while, and I always save to the same folder, same file path. I normally export via CBR, and have no issues locating the saved video.   This time, I exported via VBR, 2 pass, 15-40mps as I need to send it to a client, so it had a smaller file size, yet still high quality. Spent a lot of time exporting this morning, and now completed, I cannot find my exported video. Any ideas?

We just updated to 2018, and I don't see the same pulldown presets as we had before. First question - what is the different between the System presets (right), and the presets you can get in the pulldown menu in the queue (left)? Second question is how do I recover the longer list of options that we had in 2017?

After Media Encoder cc 2018 installation no presets appear in Android, Apple, Kindle and many other preset devices. I've tried to uninstall and reinstall Media Encoder but it is still incomplete. Please help me as soon! Thank you

如题，我想将.blv转换成.mp4 ,但是.blv拖不到AME里，我应该怎么办？为什么不能拖到这里呢？不是视频转换器吗？为什么还要限制原来的格式，！！！Moderator Warning: Do not use profanity. We have minors reading here.