Adobe Media Encoder

Hey guys!I am looking for some help. I recently discovered that i can import a premiere pro sequence into AME, This includes a fade in/fade out and a watermark and a watermark at the end of the video that pops up for about 10 seconds. However after importing this sequence and rendering my video i found that it does nothing except render the video as the original source. Is it possible to be able to do this or am i simply mistaken?Any advice would be greatStu

If I am trying to export anything around 20mins or above, either after exporting for a while or just as it finishes, I get this error message (on Premiere Pro directly and AME also): 32-bit QuickTime support endingSupport for import/export of legacy 32-bit QuickTime media will be discontinued in a future version of Premiere Pro. Transcode to a non-legacy format to continue using the media in Premiere Pro after legacy support has ended.Export ErrorError compiling movie.Export ErrorExporter returned bad result.Writing with exporter: QuickTimeWriting to file: -------- (hidden for privacy)Around timecode: 00:04:31:13Component: QuickTime of type ExporterSelector: 9Error code: 6I have updated all my softwares (premiere pro and media encoder) and also made sure my QuickTime (v10.4) is up-to-date (and as far as I can see, it is)I have seen other discussions saying to deselect "Import sequences natively" in AME preferences, which I have done and it didn't help. I have also seen someone recommen

I encoded 21 VOB w/audio files from a DVD to mp4 successfully, but 2 are without audio.The only difference I can see, is in the "Source:"At the bottom it reads "No Audio", the successful ones read "48000 Hz, Stereo".All settings are the same.Can I change it....How?

Hello, i have not used adobe media encoder before. i used Miro video converter but i got errors when converting that quicktime could not read the file.I have 20 videos in .MXF that i need to convert to mp4, how do i do that?

I have started down the track of Media Encoder to try and resolve the slow loading of my H.264 video in YouTubeAll articles I have read lean toward moving the moov atom to the front of the video file, as the video creation software I have used does not provide for this I have tried to use AMEHowever the only result I get from AME is that the file once prepared for YouTube is larger and when uploaded takes even longer to load.Any ideas greatly appreciated as a newbie my knowledge of any of these processes is limiting my ability to resolve the problemThank you in advance

I have a timlapse brought in as an image sequence that upon trying to export through media encoder, only exports one still frame.  When I export directly from Premiere everything is fine.  Is this a known issue or is there a setting in Media Encoder I need to hit?

Hi guys.My system is Mac OS Sierra.Photoshop 2017 cc. and I can't render my 20s video. always shows as below!!(I also opened AME, drag the PSD file in it, and it exports to a MP4 with a still image instead of a video I wonder why..)Thank you!

After making a video when I click the upload button to load it to youtube but nothing happens

I'm on a PC running Windows 7. Up until 3 days ago I was working with After Effects and Media Encoder just fine. Now Media Encoder won't launch for anything. I've already tried the following:1. Deleting the contents of the temp file2. Updating Media Encoder through CC3. Uninstalling AME and CC apps4. Running the CC Cleaner tool5. Tried deleting the SLCache file mentioned in other posts. Nada.6. Created a batch file to delete that file and open AME, nothing.I should also mention that I do not even get an error message. I tried watching the Task Manager and Process for AME to show up, but nothing ever fires.I'm all out of ideas. I have a bunch of videos that are stupid AVIs that I gotta get encoded to mp4s. I've search these forums and people all have this issue? What's the deal? Are there other programs available that can do this?My PC Specs:Dell Precision 7510Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 18GB RAM64GB Storage freeIntel Core i764-bitNvidia Quadro M1000M

I'm getting a very strange issue when re-timing some content and adding TC through AME.My current workflow is:Add HD ProRes 422 HQ 23.98fps file with no TC and 8chs audio (1-6 - 5.1, 7-8 - 2.0) to Media encoderInterpret the footage as 25fpsAdd my custom preset which adds a TC track (not BITC) and exports as is (ProRes 422 HQ, 25fps, 8chs audio)Within the preset the audio is set up as 8 streams of mono audio (each mapped to the correct source channel) but on the outputted file the 2nd channel of audio (in this case the front right of the 5.1) gets duplicated across channels 3-8. The audio of the source file is 8 individual tracks - but if I use a source where chs 1-6 are separate tracks but chs 7-8 are a stereo pair then the outputted file has channel 2 duplicated across chs 3-6 and the stereo pair is taken across correctly.This issue only occurs when I add TC and interpret the footage as 25fps simultaneously. I've run test files through where I only do one or the other and don't get an

Attempting to render a composition from After Effects to Media Encoder and get the message that Media Encoder is not installed, although it is installed and I can launch it manually.  How do I link Media encoder up with the other applications within the creative suite?

Quick rundown of the situation; A client of mine is a minor league hockey team. They recently got a bunch of LED screens installed around the arena that they use to run sponsor ads throughout the game. One of these LED screens is a half ribbon running around half of the arena underneath the suites and has a resolution of 12288PX by 64PX. The client is requesting h.264 exports as everything else produces file sizes too large that cause their systems to lag. However, whenever I attempt an h.264 export, it compresses the file in a way that causes the file to be shrunk/ and adds black bars to the top and bottom of the video. Anyone have any solutions that will allow me to get smaller file sizes without running into this problem where these black bars are sandwiching the actual content? Thanks in advance!

A couple of times now, I have been exporting multiple sequences from PP to Encoder, and the second sequence has ended up with glitches (skipped sections, for instance) requiring re queueing from PP and re encoding.  I'm wondering if this could be due to the my system not being hardy enough to handle parallel encoding.  I know I can tell it not to encode in parallel, but if this is not causing the problem, I rather like the feature.I have a Macbook Pro Mid 20152.8 GHz Intel Core i&16 GB memeoryGraphichs car AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2 GBThanks!Katie

Since i've update my CC programs, i have a bug (lot of bugs in every apps actually, but only one in AME...)I can't drag and drop my files from windows explorer to AME.I already tried to reste prefereences and to uninstall and re install AME but ... it still doesn't work...if anyone experienced the same issue, and found a solution, i'm really interested in that solution!

Inside Premiere Pro C 2018 on my iMac PRO I would like to do the following:Create and add and Ingest Preset from the Project Settings Dialog box.  My understanding is I need to create this preset in ME and then import it into PR.My source files are CinemaDNG 5760x3240I want to create an Ingest Preset for PR that will allow me to convert the source files to 3840x2160 ProRes 422.  Essentially it's a large proxie to work with.Where I've been hitting a wall for the last 2-3 hours is I cannot find a way in ME to create anything ProRes.Hopefully I'm describing this correctly and I have definitely searched YouTube, Adobe and other sources top to bottom.  I'm not lazy... bleary eyed at the moment but not lazy.What am I missing other than experience with ME?  Answers or pointing me to a better resource would be appreciated very much.Thanks in advance!Robert

I have been using Media Encoder for years to encode mpeg2 720x480 (square and non-square) footage in.  All of a sudden it doesnt correctly identify the aspect ratio.  It says the source is 540x480.  I have tried to Interpret footage to change it, but it doesnt accept the new change.  It's cropping the video because it thinks its 540 instead of 720 so I'm losing about a third of the field.  Is this a new bug that it doesnt understand mpeg2 video anymore?  I'll add that these are.mpg extensions as well.

Having a terrible time getting the right output from AME. I need to send a client 3840 x 2160 for a BrightSign player and every time I pick that resolution, which matches the input sent to AME (from AE or PP), I get a file that says resolution 3840 x 2176 display resolution 3840 x 2160 when I view it in FLC and the client says it will not play on his player.This is a major urgent scenario and any help would be appreciated. Happening with uncompressed  input file right from drive, Dynamic Link from AE to PP or directly in PP.Help!

This hasn't been a problem until ME & Premiere CC 2018, but rendering anything in H264, even with recommended presets for YouTube, Facebook, etc. is taking astronomically longer than before. Even when using almost all of my 16 GB of RAM, I've got an 8 hour render time on one video estimated at about 700 MB. Previously this would have taken maybe 1.5-2 hours max. I've got software that automatically dumps my caches and clears up RAM when needed, but it doesn't seem to have an effect on Media Encoder or Adobe.Anyone have a work around other than encoding in Quicktime?System:   Model Name: MacBook Pro  Processor Name: Intel Core i7  Processor Speed: 2.2 GHz  Number of Processors: 1  Total Number of Cores: 4  L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB  L3 Cache: 6 MB  Memory: 16 GB 

I put all my exports into the same folder and then separate them out later. Is there a way to set AME up so that I can have that folder be a default?Or do I have navigate to the folder via Output File interface for each preset? That seems like a bunch of unnecessary steps. If I have, say, 10 items in the queue, is there any way to quickly assign all 10 to the same folder?Thanks for your assistance.I'm using the latest CC2018 version, on a Mac.Steve Goldberg

So I know that there are (or maybe now its "used to be") royalty fees for using the h.265 codec.  Is it okay to use the h.265 codec, or will I get sued/slapped a fine for using it to compress for the web/youtube?

—————————————iPad iOS for the iPad: 11.2.5 —————————————Mac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)Mac OS 10.13.1 Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015----------------------------------I recorded a 20-minute screen capture on my iPad using the built-in iOS “Screen Recording” tool. The .mov file includes me talking directly into the mic. The .mov file plays fine on both the iPad and my desktop machine. However, when I try to convert it to .mp4, there is no sound in the output file. I’ve restarted the machine. I deleted the “Media Cache” and “Media Cache Database” folders, and then did a shift restart of Media Encoder. “Export Settings” are set to enable both audio and video output.I tried “Export Settings: Multiplexer: MP4.” I also tried setting “Multiplexing” to none. I set the output audio to “mono” and also tried “stereo.”I imported the original .mov into Premiere Pro (CC 2015) to check the audio tracks. The two audio tracks plays within Premiere Pr

I recently updated to the latest version of CC.  I have been using Adobe Media Encoder for years to export to h.264 Blu-Ray in a transport stream format.  When you select transport stream.  The only audio choice is Dolby Digital.  Since the 2018 CC update it appears Adobe has decided to take the Dolby Digital feature away and no longer allow this preset to work.  This is very frustrating.  When you attempt to use it you get the following error:it appears that you must now purchase the Dolby Codec separately.  First, shame on you Adobe for sneaking this in.My question is this:Is there any way to chose a different Audio Codec for Transport Stream?  Or does h.264 only support Dolby Digital?   I had thought in the past it supported AAC.  Does anybody have a workaround for this?

Noticed something very strange when using Media Encoder to encode AS-11 DPP files - we select the four audio channels option and encode but the encoded MXF files audio is then turned from dual stereo to four mono tracks.This is not compatible with UK DPP delivery as we are required to deliver stereo tracks.Any ideas here? Our files have been rejected by the BBC as non compliant on the audio front.Patricia

I am a 100% newbie, and I need to put music on a picture (any resolution, for example 1868 x 2802) -->to transform it into a video to be able to post it on instagram.I have no idea how to do it. After i make the project when i render i know only how ot make it standard resolution like 1920x1080, 1600x900 etc and most of the time i will have black background around the picture becouse ...it doesn't fit the rendering resolutin. Please help me.

HI Everyone....I am exporting a file at h.264 to mpeg, but need the screen size to still be 1920x1080. Does anyone know how to create a custom setting like that in Media Encoder?I chatted w/ Adobe and they said there was no way to customize the mpeg 4 settings, even though there is a "custom" option on that setting.Any help would be greatly appreciated!