Adobe Media Encoder

The same is true even if you have installed and uninstalled more than 10 times.In Windows 7, the page will be displayed normally, but not in Windows10. This is the case even after reinstalling the OS.This usually only appears on pages that require external connections.Is there a workaround?

Buenas tardes a todos, tengo un problema. Al momento de terminar mi proyecto en Premiere, lo envío a Media Encoder para mayor eficiencia, el problema es que cuando está listo en media encoder para ser exportado, este no toma la capa de ajuste de color que está en Premiere, he realizado el proceso de muchas maneras y no he conseguido nada, por favor les agradecería mucho que pudieran orientarme, saludos a tod@s y buen día.

I am having the same worries with Media Encoder CC, it is so painful ! I have tried to export over and over again a 56 min. movie and I get the (hell) spinning wheel after 5 or 8 min…  Premiere and Encoder are so bugged it's crazy ! Do you even have a solution on this problem ? Let me remind you Adobe people that your apps are made for professionals, so what about not being able to export a movie, WTF ?

These are my AME CC 2018 (12.1.1 | Build 12) settings. 0.30Mbps for 100 minutes (file size is the target). But my exported video has a bitrate of 2.9Mbps (and a 2.06GB file size to boot).What has gone wrong here? Sure, VBR 2-pass would save me a few bits, but I can't fathom how this 10x size increase has happened. It should be 300kbps, not 3,000kbps. For peculiarities, I used hardware acceleration (QSV) and added a timecode. But besides that...this video is plain jane (recorded via OBS).

Fun issue, exporting multiple sequences from Premiere, one renders and the rest fail with the Error code: -1609629695Restarting AME after each successful render is my current workaround. Anyone run into this problem as well?

Hi all,I installed the 2018 version yesterday then late yesterday and this morning I couldn't get any exports to work within it. It would sit there with the files waiting but nothing happening.And when quitting it would stall and once again do nothing before having to crash out of it.Now I just discovered that I was not clicking on the 2018 icon but the 2017 icon. So just uninstalled 2017, started clicking the correct icon and it's firing through my videos perfectly.I may just be a total idiot and be the only person in the world to have mistakenly been trying to open the wrong application. But you never know. I spend this morning trying to re-install stuff and all I had to do was look closer at what I was actually trying to launch:)Cheers

I have an upcoming conference where I will be recording 12 simultaneous PowerPoint presentations with audio to Shogun devices recording in ProRes LT format. The recordings will be approx. 1-1.5 hours. I will then need to take those recordings each day and add a 5 second intro and outro to each recording. I will then need to export to H264 format for later upload to YouTube. Can someone recommend a newbie to the most efficient way to do this with Adobe Premiere and Encoder? Thank you in advance community!

I rendered a professionally digitized 8mm film today with Media Encoder CC after working on it in a Premiere Pro CC. In the editing process, I used the Neat Video plug-in to remove grain. In comparing the rendered video with the source, I noticed quite a bit of jerkiness in the rendered video. I have a late-2013 MacBook Pro with NVIDIA GeForce GT 250M 2048 MB. High Sierra is my OS. I discovered that I couldn't use the GPU to render the video because the Neat plug-in doesn't support it. Instead, I rendered the video with the CPU using 8 cores. My setting was H.264, Match Source--High bitrate. In comparing my unedited source video with the rendered edited version, I noticed differences. The FPS on the unedited video is 17 and the edited is 15. Also, the Mbit/s of the unedited video is 37.71, and the edited is 10.33. The format of the unedited video is JPEG. Do these differences explain the shakiness, or is there some other reason?

Hello community,I last used AME a couple of months ago to export to ogg and WebM. I installed theora and WebM formats and everything worked fine.Today, I queue to AME from AE to render an mp4 H.264 file. When the file appears in AME, in the upper right window where I normally select the format, this defaults to Theora and clicking the dropdown list gives me the choice of WebM too, but nothing else. I don't know ho to get back to a full choice of formats.If  I go to the preset browser and select any of the H.264 presets, I get an error message: "Incompatible Video Codec found in the preset. Preset load failed.". I have no idea how to get back to normal. I have browsed various sources talking about Theora and WebM formats applied to AME, and I have not seen anything that refers to those formats being locked-in after being imported/applied.Maybe it's something very basic, but I'm stumped.Thank you for your suggestions.Best regardsChris

I have a 20 minute program that wont render as a H.264 file.  This project does incorporate some stock footage and I did use some color correction but I do not want to remove those - the system should be able to handle these additions.  What to do?

Hi, I'd like to add a subtitle file on AME project but settings are unvailable (see on attachment)Is someone have the same pb ? Thanks

When I installed Big Pack Elements plugin, it would not be rendered in the media encoder, saying, “could not read from the source. please check if it has moved or been deleted” How do I fix this? I tried to reinstall but it same. I’m using Windows 10.

What i am trying to do is to have PC 1 and PC 2 in my workflow. I use premiere pro on PC1 and i would like to render/export using PC2 . First I tried it went well ( at least the trial footage) but never worked again for some reason. WHat i did was i set up on PC 2 the media encoder to have a watch folder, i set up the preset and i saved " a copy" from my PC 1 premiere pro project  file to the watch folder. However first time i saw the encoding takes place nicely, it has the red triangle on the bottom right and offline media is what the error seems to be. My question if i have to save my foogage too on PC2?  if yes, to where ?, as i was told in the watch folder only the root is being watched, any subfolder is being ignored. any thoughts?

How do i fix this? Ive just reinstalled AME and still get this error.. i cant render anything.. I have Efter Effects CC 2018 and the latest AME installed.- Encoding Time: 00:00:0105/22/2018 06:28:12 PM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Export ErrorFailed to create encoder.Writing to file: \\?\D:\Desktop\5 Files\AfterFX Stuff\Comp 1.mp4Writing file type: H264Around timecode: 00;00;00;00Error code: -1610153464------------------------------------------------------------SpecsCPU: Ryzen 1700 with Stock CoolerHDD: 2tb Seagate driveRAM: 8gb 2133mhzGPU: GTX 750Ti

Hi everyone. I got two problems with encoder.1. When i'm queue two diffrent project to export, it mixes some of the two projects clips together.2. When i'm export credits in TIF format, it changes the TIF color and move the position. everything looks normal in premier, but after export it keep changcing the credits. can someone help?Kind regards -Emilio

Hello all, I do video work for a Ballet company, including filming performances and creating and maintaining the archive. Previously my workflow was to render out a master file, and then create versions from that; i.e. I'd render out a Quicktime h.264 master at a data rate of 20mbps. Then from that file I'd re-export DVDs, small size Mp4s, etc. One of the reasons I did this is that I could include my chapter markers in the Quicktime file and credit info, which was very convenient. I also keep the original video files.Now since Apple announced they wouldn't be supporting Quicktime for Windows anymore I have been looking for an alternative master file. I've tried DNxHR and Cineform, but those file sizes are HUGE! I currently shoot with two Canon c100 Mark ii, which capture at a data rate of 24mbps, so I definitely don't need a master file at a higher bit rate than the original footage. I don't have the storage capacity to handle a gig per each minute of footage, which has roughly been th

Hello,I think the AME lacks certain features like saving renderlists and it is hard to manage large projects with it. And sometimes AME seems to be unreliable.Are there any alternatives to AME, especially ones which can be incorporated with the workflow of Adobe Premiere Pro CC just like with AME? Or is there anything I miss?Thank you in advance!

When I add my After Effects composition (CC2018 15.1) to Adobe Media Encoder (v 12.1), the visuals (photoshop layers) are not showing up. Just black screen.I tried following this answer: Adobe Media Encoder not showing Exports from Premiere Changing adobe to 'OldAdobe' in all those places but no dice.

Steps to reproduce (on Os X El Capitan)1) Open Media Encoder CC 20182) Drag a video file (e.g. .mp4)3) click on the codec or preset link of the file4) after window opens, click on the "format" or "preset" drop-downs, under export settings.Outcome:The window would lose focus, no drop-down menu appears.EDIT: I upgrade to OS X High Sierra and the feature works as expected.So it's a bug on El Capitan and possibly Sierra

I installed the latest version of Media Encoder CC (12.1.1). As a result my imported presets no longer work. Format: QuickTimePreset: ProRes 30fps Preset error Incompatible Video Codec found in the preset. Preset load failed.PC SpecsWindows 10 ProProcessor: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X 3.39GHzRam: 32GbSystem type: 64bit I hope someone can help as i need to get this working.Thanks

With the newest update to AME I saw the new "performance" tab with "Hardware Accelerated" and "Software Only"As a part of my standard render settings I use "2-Pass VBR" when I do this I notice that the performance tab is automatically switched to "Software Only" I tried using 1-pass VBR and I was able to use "Hardware Accelerated"My question is what exactly is "Hardware Accelerated", what does it do and how can I have it enabled with 2-Pass VBR?I rendered a video with 1-Pass VBR while using "Hardware Accelerated" and I noticed that my GPU was at a higher utilization than what it was before or when I'm forced to use "Software Only" Does "Hardware Accelerated" use the GPU more efficiently than without it turned on? I know that when using the CUDA renderer it uses my GPU for certain tasks such as color changes and other effects but it generally has no impact on the normal render encode time for videos without effects. Somehow this "Hardware Accelerated" setting makes my video encode quick

Since a few days my Media encoder cc 2018 won't start up anymore. I did a re-install but without result.Somebody knows a solution?

When i'm exporting the video in Media Encoder de video wil not export with captionsIn Premiere there is no problem, but in Encoder it wil not appear in the video.Someone the same problem?

Hi can anyone please help me with this issue, it seems that adobe media encoder is having a weird on and off bug where it would rendered the transparent object very wrongly. You can see the image above https://i.imgur.com/wxiueTR.png the watermarklogo has a transparent resolution of 1920 x 1080 the weird thing is that it has this weird greyed out overlay Sometimes it happens sometimes it doesn't. Is their something wrong right now with media encoder with the h264 vimeo HD 1080p preset?

I understand that in order to take advantage of the new Hardware Encoding during Export (Encoding Settings/Performance/Hardware Accelerated), you need a processor that features Intel's Quick Sync Video. My Intel i7 6950X does not. Is there any other way to enable the hardware setting (mine is grayed out)? I have an nVIDIA Titan X Pascal video card, which of course enables Hardware decoding w/Mercury Transit, but is there a way to use my video card for Harware Encoding in AME?