Adobe Media Encoder

Hi all,I am really struggling to find a solution when I export a decently big After effect project with AME.The CPU usage is very high and the fan of my iMac is spinning like crazy. It's making me a bit worried. I would't like to damage my machine.I can't really find much discussion about it. Maybe I am doing something wrong with my settings even though I can't figure out what.Any suggestions please?Thank, thanks and thanks

HiI have Premier Pro 2018 on ASUS laptopIntel Core i7-7700HQWin 10 64bit16 GB RAMNVIDIA 1050All drivers are upgradedThe adobe encoder does not recognize the NVIDIA graphics and works only withe the integrated Intel graphics adaptor.When I disable the Intel graphics adaptor, the encoder shows software encoding only.How can I make the adobe encoder recognize the NVIDIA 1050?ThanksBoaz

i am currently using the trial for adobe and when I import a video its clear but if I try to edit the video it turns purple with green lines in it. Can someone please help me fix this. I have tried all of the online videos to fix but its not working.Or is this happening because im using the trial and not the full version? 

We used to be able to take a video file along with an .SRT or .SCC file and export them as an mp4 with embedded subtitles.  Somewhere during one of the last few software updates we have lost this ability.  We can bring the video file into AME just fine but when we click the captions tab everything is greyed out.  Did something change with AME?  Is this feature now not available anymore and must we use PP for complete these tasks?Thanks in advanceJohnny

Why does it keep freezing right here? This is the 3rd or 4th time.

Hello,After exporting GIF comp. from AF...no matter what i do i have this lines on the moving shape.Please help!

Hi guys, I'm trying to convert .mts files to .f4v or some other working format in AME but AME shows that there is No Audio in the source as below. When I click the encode button, true enough, the output file doesn't have any audio in them. I'm 100% sure my .mts files have audio in them, I can hear them pretty loudly when played in VLC. Any idea why and how to resolve this? Thank you.

Hi forum expertsi make a lot of gifs. my issue is that the format i post them to has a 10m cap. recently i found out that i can covert them to m4v which results in a massively smaller file size, so i can make my gifs longer/more colors/less dithered etc.i would like to keep my process adobe native BUT i am having trouble with getting from MOV  (my output from AE) to M4V.so, I am trying to convert a MOV to m4v. It can be vid only. Right now the issue i am running into is that the 'system preset' mpeg4 settings force aspect ratio on me (i want it to match source) and they won't let me do so in the export settings (its grayed out). i have gotten PRETTY close to what i want with the attached set up (see pic) but the final quality is still well below what i get with my current workflow (MOV > CONVERTIO.CO if under 100m, if over 100m then MOV>PS to gif (to get under 100) then to CONVERTIO) settings imagehttps://i.imgur.com/T1EEPmN.png output using these settings (i had to convert

Hello! I have a particular file that when I try to export it, it's not queueing into Media encoder, which leaves me with this tiny .mov 132 bite file...It is a 1920 x 1080, 12 fps ActionScript 3.0.The video has the normal export settings with "Convert video in Adobe Media Encoder" selected. It even opens Media Encoder, but in the queue box, nothing is there...!Also the "recording flash content box" does NOT show up.In other project files, the "recording flash content box" does show and ALSO appears in the queue of Media Encoder. AND!! The mov. file that exports before entering Media Encoder is a 5.31 GB file...PLEASE HELP!:,( My office is in shambles because this forces us to use workarounds like png exports that take forever.How do we fix this? (Please note we DON'T want work arounds! We want to find the solution.)

Hey there, I'm having a rendering issue with ME. I created a MOGRT file for my video titles before the 2019 update push and now that I've upgraded both Pr and ME to the latest version, the fonts have gone all wonky. Direct export from Premiere seems to be fine, but unless I render and replace the MOGRTs in the timeline, Media Encoder still looks way off. I have a whole series of these to export so I'm not loving that I have to do them one at a time. Anyone know of another fix besides turning off the Import Premiere Sequences Natively option in ME? That fix hasn't worked. Thanks!Mac OS 10.13.6 Premiere/Media Encoder CC 2019Media Encoder ExportPremiere ExportMedia Encoder ExportPremiere Export

I'm trying to render a Premiere CC 2018 project and it crash/freezes my entire machine (Windows 10). The log says this sort of thing over and over:<MSDKDecoderWithMCDemux> <5> MSDKDecoderWithMCDemux::InitFromFile - Unsupported<ImporterMPEG> <5> MSDK Decoder failed to open file 00021.MTS with status -3<windowsmediafoundation.MFReader.Seek> <5> Error: Not implementedThis happens regardless of whether I have OpenCL enabled or not.Any idea what I can do to get this resolved?

Hi,I've got a lot of "compilation video error" in Encoder lately. It's quite random and does not happen for every render, but it is very annoying.I've noticed that it happens a lot when I use the effects : Lumetri and the Mantra suite My computer specs are :Win 10; I7 6800K; GTX1080TI; 32Go Ram; last version of AE, Premiere and Encoder installed; Graphic drivers updated to last version also. I have one SSD where the programs are, one SSD for temporary files only and one HDD where my footage is. Thanks for your helpHere are my last few errorlog (it's in french) : - Temps de codage : 00:01:1601/24/2018 11:37:35 PM : Échec du codage------------------------------------------------------------Erreur lors de l’exportationErreur de compilation vidéo. ^ n ^ nErreur de rendu du GPUImpossible de traiter l’image.Écriture avec l’exportateur : H.264Écriture dans le fichier : \\?\D:\PROJETS VIDEO 360\PWC\Export\Interactive\scene2_vf4.mp4Type du fichier d’écriture : H264Autour du code temporel : 00;0

Hey There, I'm trying to import an .aaf file from avid into media encoder but its not reading the file. In fact is says " .aaf could not be imported. The file format is not supported." When I look at Adobe Media Encoder it says it supports .aaf files. At first I thought it was because my encoder was out of date so I updated it with the latest patch. So far it has fixed nothing. Is there anyone who can help me figure out what I am doing wrong?

Hola!Desde hace unos 3 días me sale este error al intentar abrir Media Encoder. Qué me recomiendan hacer? Saludos

Hi,Recently I noticed that Encoder tends to freeze right before finishing the rendering process. The blue progress bar is at 100% by that time, yet it takes several minutes for the rendering to complete. The Encoder does its job perfectly well, it's just that lag that worries me. This happens only on a machine running Win 10 x64, I never noticed such an issue on a Mac. Is there anything that can possibly be done to eliminate this lag or is it normal behavior?P.S.: Unfortunately I don't have an opportunity to change my output to another physical drive, but changing volumes of the same drive didn't solve the issue.Thanks.

Media Encoder is rendering a full res 1280x720 comp in the upper right corner of the input and output. What's the deal?? I have tried everything I can think of to correct this. It happens randomly but now seems permanent. I have tried different versions of AME, but the problem will not resolve.Can anyone tell me what is going wrong? I can't reach Adobe support without telling them it's an account issue in order to be sent to technical support.

Trying to convert MOV files to MPEG2 for easier use in Premier. The rendered clip frequently glitches out midway through and starts the video back from the beginning. For example in a 2 minute video if the glitch happens at 1:00, I have the first minute of footage played twice but lose the second minute completely. Audio is unaffected. Certain files seems completely unaffected by it, but with others it seems to happen every time.

Hiya,I'm trying to figure out what causes the GPU to be used when encoding H.264 sometimes but not always.I have two systems I use, one is at work with the following basic specs:Dual Xeon E5-2650 V2s (16c 32t total)Quadro K400064GB RAMTwo is at home with the following specs:Ryzen 1600 (6c 12t)GTX 9708GB RAM (yes... I know... it's not an editing system but sometimes I need it to be!)On the Xeon system, I queue some 4K C300 MK2 footage with Magic Bullet Looks applied to encode to 1080p H.264 and the Quadro will get slammed. 90% usage minimum. CPU will be about 20% or less.On the Ryzen system I queue some 1080p Screen captured footage to effectively just get recompressed to drop the file size.  The GTX 970 will get 0% usage and the CPU will be 95% + usage.Is Magic Bullet causing the GPU to be used? Or is it the fact the footage is 4K to 1080p?  I need to know for two reasons... One is that we need a new GPU to replace the Quadro K4000 soon, it's just not got the VRAM for playbac

I've got some PAL footage at 25fps I'd like to transcode to 23.976fps. I would like a one to one correspondence of frames so my pans and zooms are more fluid. I understand this will slow down my footage slightly and I'm OK with that. Is there a way to do this using Media Encoder?Martin

Hi All:My dilemma:New installation of CC to purpose-built Win10 PC.PPro media export of NTSC-DV (< 2 hrs) sequence to AME results in audio only transcode for MPEG2-DVD.  AME config dialog shows video, and Video output box is checked.  But when encoding is started only the audio track is produced.Any help would be appreciated.

Hi,Newbie here.I'm shooting a promo on a Canon 6D (h264). I'm supposed to send it to a colourist to do some color grading.My question is: Should I convert the footage to ProRes?In my understanding, the h264 footage will not be improved if transcoded to ProRes, so why bother?Is it just for color grading purpose?Also, if I indeed need to convert the footage to ProRes, how would I go about that since I'm editing on a PC?

Hi everyoneI need to produce a video for a 37888 px / 192 px LED screen.it's possible to split this screen in 3 area, so i have to do 3 vidéos in 12630 px / 192 pxbut does someone know which codec allows me to do this kind of huge resolution ???I only found codec for 8k maxThanks for your help !

Hi there,Hopefully someone can answer these questions for me? I'm using Premiere Pro, After Effects and Media Encoder and have to deliver to a client files with the following specs:- Wrapper:MXF op-1a Codec: XDCAM 50 mbps (Mpeg-2) 4:2:2 1920x1080 interlaced Framerate: 50 fps Audio: 16-20-24 bit 48 Khz -6dBFS Additional Requirements:1 minute of bars and tone 1KHz @ -6dBFS When I send the files to Media Encoder I can set a preset for the pictures (MXF op-1a XDCAM 50 mbps 4:2:2) without a problem however the test file I sent had audio levels all over the place. The timeline I exported my final edit from on Premiere had bars and tone set to 24 bit / 48 Khz -6dBFS... but the audio on the edit was all over the place when delivered from Media Encoder. My questions are... 1] When I create the my sequence in Premiere should I set the audio levels at 0 / zero and then adjust the final levels in Media Encoder? 2] If so ...where do I adjust my audio levels in Media Encoder...I don't seem to be ab

I've been having some issues lately with Premiere Pro and Media Encoder not using CPU properly.I'm having this issue on 2 macOS installs, Sierra 10.12.3 and High Sierra 10.13.6, the latter is a brand new install I did today.This issue is happening on all Premiere projects I'm currently working on.It usually goes like this, I send it to Media Encoder, hit render and it goes smootly, then, a few moments later, I send a new version to Media Encoder, hit render again and render time is 20 times more than the first time. On the last project it was 3 min vs 60 min.When it goes smootly, Media Encoder reports normal CPU usage, when it is slow, it shows around 20~25% of usage.Sometimes it works again after reopening Premiere and Media Encoder, sometimes only after a restart.I also have the same issues when trying to render in and out inside Premiere.I'm not doing anything fancy, 4K ProRes footage, Lumetri Color and a few imported titles created on After Effects.This started happening after upgr