Adobe Media Encoder

Hi! I hope this is the correct thread for this issue. I'm doing an animation in After effects, but after I exported it in Media Encoder (I use the GIF format) it creates an image with noisy pixels (see image):Those dots were never present in the animation I was workingBut when I exported it via video (H.264) these dots are goneI wonder if I can do something so I can export it on GIF without having those dots.After effects and Media encoder are updated and I used Fractal noise in the animation, but I don't know if it have something to do with it.I'm also working on Mac, M1 pro Let me know if I need to share the entire gif.

Media Encoder is taking a very long time to mux H.264 vide and audio. Its wasn't the case in previous versions. Premiere Pro 23.4 Media Encoder 23.4

Bonjour,  J'ai un problème depuis peu, j'ai installé la nouvelle version de media encoder, mais j'ai ce message d'erreur : J'ai beau essayé d'installer des versions antérieurs à cette nouvelle version cela ne marche pas et il y a toujours ce même message...Quand je lance l'application, je me suis aperçu que l'application crash au moment de son chargement quand il y a écrit : plugin AEXDAvez-vous une solution ... Je suis désespéré car j'ai besoin de résoudre ce problème pour continuer à travailler.... Merci d'avance !

I launch media encoder via script. It says it's launched but in fact it is not. I submit .epr to render as mp4. It works on one computer but does not on another and render .aac instead.   Mod note: Edited for content. Please abide by Adobe Community Guidelines. These are user-to-user forums.

I'm pretty sure this is a bug, but posting as a discussion to see if maybe I'm just missing something.Here's my setup.  I have a bunch of my girls' softball games recorded and wanted to add some graphics (scoreboard, scorebug, match graphics, etc.).  I worked up some compositions in AE that draw game data from JSX files.  I have two JSX files - one with functions I use to format the data for AE, and the other with the game data itself.  Each game gets its own gameData.jsx file, but all games share a scoreboardMethods.jsx file. It all looks at works great in AE and in Premiere when I import it, and if I export it directly in Premiere, the export looks perfect.  When I send it over to Media Encoder, however, the AE layers that get values from scoreboardMethods.jsx revert to their default values.  This ONLY happens in Media Encoder, and I don't get it. Here's an example.  I have a matchup composition that I insert at the beginning of the game.&

Like other applications, Adobe Media Encoder needs to have the appropriate read & write access to be able to decode and encode files. Make sure that system-wide software such as anti-virus or security applications are configured properly to allow Media Encoder to perform the required file actions. Check the manuals for these applications for details.   This also means that you need to give full access to the user documents folder on the Mac in order to allow AME read/write support files such as preferences & logs.

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I am currently rending a super long video and there is still like an hour to go.I have other short videos a client needed me to make small changes and have prority over the one rendering. Is there a way to pause the current render, and render the other short videos? or do I have to stop the current rendering making all the time that it was rendering a waste?

Hi forum.For some reason my render times (and playback in AE) has had an enormous performance drop from yestersay til today? I have tried the good-old restart but result is the same.Has anybody else encountered this? Yesterday my comp took 15 mins to render in AME, today i had cancel the render atempt after an hour reaching maybe 10-20% to do other work tasks..My machine setup is WIN11, RTX3080, and ryzen9, if that has anything to do with it?/Daniel

I'm running into a brand new problem today. When I'm importing clips into my Premiere project bin, Media Encoder will suddenly launch and begin queuing this clip to copy it. This has never happened before. In fact, it copied SEVERAL clips in the background until I closed another window and noticed this. Have I accidentally made a setting adjustment?I am an Adobe CC subscriber to the full suite and All of my apps are up to date. My editing system OS is Win7 64bit.Anyone have any suggestions, theories, or answers?Thanks in advance. 

Help! I'm completely at a loss here and I'm in the middle of an aggressive international delivery schedule. I've been tasked with taking 29.97 animation (don't ask my why it's 29.97, it should be 23.98) and turning it into 25fps footage without altering the run time. Naturally, this means that 1 in 5 frames will be erased. I expect that any halfway decent QC analysis by broadcasters and larger platforms will catch it and flag for QC Fail. So, is there a way to transcode 2997 to 25 without changing run time AND without introducing stutter or frame blending artifacts? AND, without changing the speed or pitch of the audio? I've heard Twixtor might be able to do this? Is that right? Or perhaps,  Alchemy File? Or are they asking for the impossible here? I'm leaning towards this being impossible. All help appreciated. And hopefully, I get a few responses quickly 🙂

Working on Windows 10 with 2 projects, one of which was shot on Canon C70 with Zoom H4N as audio.  The 4K files from C70 aren't usable in PrPro.  They won't even play in VLC. Here's properties of one of the C70 files:3840x2170 / Dr: 216312kbps, FrRt 50.00, BitRt 255kbps, Chan: 2(stereo), Audio samp: 48000kHz I'm using Adobe Media Encoder (ME), which creates a 1920x1080 for editing:1920x1080, Dr: 21238kbps, FrRt 50.00, BitRt 320kbps, Chan: 2(stereo), Audio samp: 4800kHz The resultant video performance is fine - but the audio is either not there, or so faint it can't be heard. I've tried many variations in Media Encoder, restarted the machine, made sure track targeting is set, adjusted the gain, verified the PC audio works with other (2nd project) clips (from a BlackMagic and Zoom F6). The project audio from Canon C70 will be secondary - most of the time.  But there are some missing H4N audio files I was hoping to be able to cover with C7

I just got a new computer; imac 5k retina Catalina 10.15.4, 128GB RAM,  Radeon Pro Vega 48 8 GB. I have a video that's been sloooooowly rednering on AME 2020 for the past 48 hours. Its 55min in length, H.264, and heavy on the effects. It was rendering fairly fast at first (I estimated it'd finish in 4-5 hours), but it got increasingly slower and now its at a crawl. I know effects can add to the render time. But is this normal? I've rendered similar videos in the past on my old computer that only took 8 hours.   

When I use Media Encoder 15.4.5 (2021) to convert a DNxHD36 .mov file to H264, I get a moving, green .mov icon moving on the screen. Does anyone know how to fix that? I'm on a MacBook Pro 13" Late 2015, OS 10.14.6. Yes, I will be getting a new computer with ME 2023; but in the meantime.... I would reinstall ME 15.4.5, but it's no longer available in Creative Cloud.

A lot of times i have to work with MKV format videos, but no one of the adobe sofware support it, what i have to do is convert in web pages or another software, would be nice if adobe team make updates regarding to this topic.

I work in social media advertising and make a lot of HD square videos. I am having problems with videos that are in square format defaulting to be VR. I deselect it in Premiere and then export it to Media Encoder and it pops up as VR and I have to deselect the option to make it VR. Sometimes videos that are not selected as VR compatible are being detected by FB as being VR Compatible even when those options are not selected as such. This is causing a lot of delays. Is anyone else aware of this bug?

I've been banging my head against this for a while. I have a folder of 250 pngs that I'd like to convert into a movie, they're all the same dimensions, but in the Media browser they're all listed as being 5 seconds long, so when imported as a stitched clip the output video comes up as 20 minutes or so.Is there a way to remove the time information from the input so they're just 'normal' still images?

Hi!Since version 23 (also 23.0.1) i can export with software only and not hardware acceleration.On my intel mac and also on my M1 mac.I'm the only one?

Is it possible to cut a part of the sound from a song like Audition?

Does anyone know how to encode a transparency (alpha) MP4 video with H265 HEVC codec?At the moment (May 2023) Adobe software does not seem to support the feature. Currently, I am exporting a ProRes444 MOV transparent video to Apple Compressor to export an HEVC H265 MOV that can be used on the web. But ideally, I need the mp4 wrapper for the website.Is there a third-party plug-in for Premiere, After Effects, Media Encoder???

Hi,It seems obvious, but actually carries a lot of routine. Yes, it is possible to move clips in the queue with the mouse, but it is hardly possible without a mouse. I have a typical situation: often hundreds of clips are in the queue for encoding and suddenly an urgent task arrives. Of course it becomes the last one. How can we quickly move it to the top of the queue or assign it to the next one after the current one, without holding the mouse for a long time while the list is crawling? It seems there must be some hotkeys: move the task above, below, to the beginning, to the end. I probably don't have enough experience. Any hints please.

Inside of Premiere Pro I have the option enabled to automatically create proxies whenever I put in new video footage and it works really nice. But can I somehow tell Media Encoder to not open up in the foreground while doing this and then automatically close the application again after finishing the proxy? That would be awesome and such a timesaver overall!

Hi there, I am a Multimedia Production Student and have been using Premiere Pro and Media Encoder for 6 years now. As I am preparing to move to freelance I am finding myself regularly having to transcode large amounts of footage, for example from H.265 to Prores. I am growing more and more frustrated with how little CPU and GPU capacity is used when transcoding. Currently I am looking at a max. utilization of 44% on CPU and around 25% on GPU, no matter what I do. It's definitely not storage speed related, everything is running off of internal PCIE SSDS or external drives with over 400MB/s transfer speeds. What's most frustrating is that transcoding in Resolve 18 Maxes out my system resources in similar transcodes. Am I doing something wrong or is Media Encoder still this poorly optimized? Thank you for your inputs and experiences.

I have the latest version of ME but it crashes immediately upon opening. I used to get the dialog box telling me it crashed, but now it just disappears and drops a .crash file on my desktop. Here's what it said:Process: Adobe Media Encoder.exe [33036]Path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder 2022\Adobe Media Encoder.exeProduct Version: 22.0.0.107File Version: 22.0.0.107Code Type: x64Parent Process: explorer.exe [5228]Date/Time: 2021-12-10 10:43:35 Central Standard TimeOS Version: 10.0.22000.318Report ID: 37f10a86-bba1-4b8d-b0a3-efb570a4eb8a Time Awake Since Boot: 156 secondsCrashed thread: 0 [17588] THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMALException Code: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATIONException Parameters: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000008Exception Message: 3221225477 The instruction at 0x%p referenced memory at 0x%p. The memory could not be %s.Application Specific Information:C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\u0363904.inf_amd64_5dc2e7fd6ea75fef\B361909\atio6a