Adobe Media Encoder

Hi there, We've had colleagues report issue across both 24.0 & 24.1 (unsure as to whether or not they have tested with 24.1.1 - have chased to clarify) versions of AME. Exports are attempted using a Apple ProRes 422 HQ interlaced profile but fail to complete every time.  My understanding is that users were initially on 24.1 when encountering this issue. Rolling back to 24.0 worked briefly, but has since resulted in the same issues cropping up. The source location of the media is always the /var/folders/ location (which I believe to be the local Mac Storage?).  The consistent error messages we see are 'The Operation was interrupted by the user' - there is no such physical action / interference by colleagues as far as I understand, and whilst they continue to use their respective devices during the export action, the useage should be no more different / extreme than usual where we have never really seen issues like this.  I've next queried if they r

I know it's been asked before. But like many, I find myself in the same situation as those posts. Whether it's on After Effects or Premiere Pro, the project does not show up in the queue. Even if the folder is on the "watch list." Thankfully, the AE version I have can export '.mp4' videos, but sometimes I find myself in the need to export background-transparent videos so I need that '.mov' file to use on Premiere Pro. However, the problem persists with Premiere Pro.But yeah, has this been fixed? I found this other article: https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects-discussions/faq-dynamic-link-between-after-effects-and-adobe-media-encoder-doesn-t-work-next-steps/td-p/10898879, which seemed helpful at first but it does not. There were some helpful guides that I followed and I followed them in its entirety but the file simply did not translate. See this guide: https://helpx.adobe.com/mx/after-effects/kb/after-effects-composition-export-error.html (it's in Spanish) I

I recently updated AME to 24..1.1.  The release notes state that we can now playback and preview audio and video files in the Export Settings.  I can't seem to be able to do that.  Has anyone else been using this feature?  Thanks.

Hello Adobe, whenever converting a .mov file to .mxf using ME 2024 it fails. ME 2023 works but would like to use the latest version of ME. Below is the fail log information. This fail happens on various files.  Thanks,-E----- Encoding Time: 00:00:0002/02/2024 08:33:53 AM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Export ErrorExporter returned bad result.Writing with exporter: MXF OP1aWriting to file: D:\2024\Brands We Love Sale\TR_219304016.mxfAround timecode: 00;00;00;00Component: MXF OP1a of type ExporterSelector: 17Error code: 3------------------------------------------------------------

Hi,I just got my hands on a brand new computer, 4Ghz 8 cores i9, and a Rtx 2080 ti. I was expecting the i9 to blow my mind during renders, so I fed him a Vr conversion project.Input is a 360 equirectangular, 5.7K video. Converted using the VR Converter effect, to a 5670 x 1000 h.265 video via media encoder.Thought it would heat up the CPU for a while. However, when I open up the performance tab through windows' task manager, the cpu is running on average at 20%. The Gpu sometimes climbs up to 10% (which does not surprise me since I'm already aware that media encoder doesn't know how to encode using the gpu).What I'm concerned about is the low cpu usage. I thought it would go to 100% and render 4 times faster...Drives don't seem to be a bottleneck. It's a m.2 SSD and i'm not asking to write 1Tb/s, the file ends up around 500Mb.I have tried different input files, different resolutions (in and out) not much change. I also tried without effects, simple "3 videos stitched together", cpu usa

How to load an image sequence as source file in AME Scripting and interpret its frame rate?The default here seem to be 29.9700, how to set it to 25pfs for example?

Version: Premiere 24.1, Media Encoder 24.1.1Platform: Windows 10Hey everyone!I've been trying to export this project through media encoder for the last day or so. However it seems to get stuck rendering almost completely randomly. I've tried several different codecs, both gpu and cpu rendering, and even tried exporting it as an image sequence as a last ditch effort and nothing seems to work. The project contains a lot of linked media so I thought that might have been it, but it still seems to get stuck on parts of the video that are purely in premiere. It doesn't even pause at specific points as well, it seems to be almost completely random. In addition I notice that when it does pause cpu and gpu usage seem to go to almost zero like encoder paused. I have no clue why this is happening, any ideas?

How to load an image sequence as source file in AME Scripting? This does not work, what does it need as source?var sourcePath = "filename.[0001-0010].png" var encoderWrapper = frontend.addFileToBatch(sourcePath, format, presetsPath, outputPath); 

AME 24.1.1 (Build 2) on macOS 13.5.2   Several export presets and four Watch Folders disappeared and need to be rebuilt from scratch.   Thankfully AME '23 still has them and can be used.

Is it no longer possible to format files to upload on YouTube and/or Twitter?  I used to be able to format specifically for those sites and now can't find the option.  Has this changed, moved, or been removed as an option completely?

Hi, lately I noticed that the latest version of Media Encoder 24.0.3 build2 for export/rendering use more CPU about 70% and not GPU about 12% (i have 2 Geforce 1080TI in SLI) this is live activity: Why does this happen even though the 'Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Cuda)' option is selected on ME? Is this normal or is there something wrong? also because with the same product the rendering times have become longer than before, the video cards are updated (Driver Studio).Thanks for reply!

Since Media Encorder 2023 version, I can't open the software whatever I do.I tried via the dynamic link of Aftrer Effects : don't openI tried via the Cloud : don't openI tried open Media Encoder directly : don't open Each time, I have to unsinstall and reinstall the software to get it works.But it works only once and then it fails again. Is there anybody who has the same problem?It started a few month ago when I installed the 2023 version.

Hey everyone, So, I'm working on this interview with a multicam setting. Once I am done editing, I'm trying to export the project and then, Media encoder (or Premiere for that matter) will start preparing a lot of audio tracks that do not even exist and it goes on forever, like 15 or 20 minutes. Doesn't matter if the whole timeline is exporting or only a few seconds, it will always do that and the same happened with previous multicam sequences.  As you can see, it is preparing 20 Audio files. But the thing is, I'm only using 2 ZOOM files and a few transition sounds, all of it set on 3 audio tracks. I've looked into multiple troubleshooting options, none of them worked. Does anyone have come up with this problem and solved it?I'm currently running on Premiere Pro 22.4, Media encoder 22.4. My PC is admittedly a bit old: intel(R) Core i5-4460 CPU Quadcore @3.20GHz, 12Go RAM DDR3 and a GTX 1070 but I've exported denser projects with motion design without such a problem.

New PC at workEncoder 2024 crashes and freezes all the time, its uselessHow can you fix this for me

I've been having the weirdest issue recently when exporting videos through Media Encoder and Premiere. At different points throughout a video, the exported video will crunch the frames (looking like the image referenced below), throwing the audio out of sync with the video. I think the problem might be related to my GPU, but even when I switch it to software only, it still has weird frames like this. I've tried everything from re-installing drivers to uninstalling and re-installing premiere and media encoder. Has anyone else had this problem before?It's also worth noting that the drop frames like this are in different spots with each export, so it's not related to a specific video clip or part within the sequence. My computer specs are:NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 TiIntel Core i7-7820x 3.6 GHz64 GB of RAM  

I'm trying to convert a .mov file to a H.264 mp4 file using Media Encoder. The source video it is not displayed once I add it to the Queue. A black screen is shown in the Source and Output windows and Media Encoder is exporting black videos. I am using the default preset Match Source - High Bitrate for the H.264 format. Thanks!

Hello,So none of my AE projects are getting rendered as h.264 via media encoder since last week. Been getting this error repeatedly and I haven't found out why so far. I'd updated to the latest version around the same time but I also tried downgrading it and still didn't seem to solve the issue.System:MSI GP73 Leopard 8RF,Windows 11, Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz, 2201 Mhz, 6 Core(s), GTX1070RAM: 32GB----------------------------------------------------------Encoding Time: 00:00:1505/16/2022 07:25:20 PM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Render ErrorRender returned error.Writing with exporter: H.264Writing to file: G:\personal\test.mp4Writing file type: H264Around timecode: 00:00:00:24Rendering at offset: 0.000 secondsComponent: H.264 of type ExporterSelector: 9Error code: -1609629695I've tried changing to the software renderer but it was still a no go. But I did try rendering a du

Is there still no way to create a proxy render preset that lets you match audio settings, and set the resolution of only one side while keeping the aspect ratio? It really sucks to send a bunch of files to media encoder, not realizing that some of the files weren't recorded with audio in the camera. Premiere doesn't both checking the files against each other, so it renders them, then tells you that you can't use the file as a proxy because the audio doesn't match. The same goes for when someone uses Canon and records 4 channel audio even though they aren't using it. (Very annoying) It just doesn't make much sense that you need to create different presets for Every change other than framerate. I've got a 16:9 and 17:9 preset for h.264, h.265, a couple proRes sizes, etc. And if I have an audio mismatch, I've got to create another one?  Am I missing something? I am currently looking into a way to just have some watch folders using ffmpeg instead because you Can do that

With the same 40 minutes video- on the same computer, Adobe Premiere finished the export in 12 hours.With Media Enoder - After 12 hours I still have 90 hours left -and the estimated remaining time just keeps going up.(see the attached print screen)The only difference from the 2 exporting is that in Premiere Pro the export was with 2 muted (by accisent) sound tracks.Now, -it's the same basic laptop (without a quality graphic cards) opted for software only rendering.For me the only reason to export within the Media Encoder is the stop-continue option-nothing else.The process > export settings in Premiere > send to Media Encoder > Turned OnMy questions :1- Why is there no option to pause and continue the export within Premiere Pro? (assuming it's the same rendering engine)2- Correct me if I'm wrong - a software designed specifically for rendering /exporting video should't  be faster than software designed mainly for editing?

Hi there , I have followed all instructions below to use LUTs, however you send the export to Media encoder, the export does not apply the LUT. https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/selected-luts-not-applied-to-media-encoder/m-p/14068451 Copied LUts into The Program{package} files/Adobe/Common/LUTs folder ,doesn't work.Have full Administrator permissions to run both Premier and Encoder .Lut names have no space or characters.Can you share any compatible to run for BT2020 conversions to BT 709 ? Why i can't import LUT into Encoders? Can this be done?Do we need to import into Encoders too?I have tried 3 different LUTs, but Encoder can't import it ,but Premier can do  Thanks in advanceSelcuk  

I recently updated to the latest versions of the Adobe Creative Cloud suite, and as for the Audition, After Effects and Premiere features, I can certainly see an improvement. With Media Encoder, though, it's totally another story. I've been editing podcasts that last in average an hour and a half to two hours, and it usually take about 1 to 2 hours to render. Since the update, I've seen it climb to about 10 hours without doing anything different (Even though I don't see could have been done to upset rendering that much).  Any insights on what could cause this issue? It's really a deal breaker for me if something as simple as this simple podcast takes 10 hours, I don't want to see anything with high production...

Hi there,I experience a strange bug in Media Encoder. The SEQ TC is not showing correctly when i send the export to MediaEncoder. Instead of "SEQ TC: 10:00:00:00", which is shown in Premiere Pro and the Export Window in Premiere Pro, in MediaEncoder it is shown as "SEQ TC:#{nbsp}10:00:00:00.I use the newest Premiere Pro 24.1 and Media Encoder 24.1.1.I use the effect Metadata & Timecode Burn-In on a Adjustmentlayer (Metadata: Sequence Timecode, Metadata Label: checked, Field Symbol: unchecked, Format: SMPTE, Time Display: Source Frame Rate)If i uncheck the Metadata Label it turns out fine. I think the space between the label and the actual timecode is not rendered correctly (nbsp = no break space). Exported directly in Premiere Pro everything is fine. Also tried switching from hardware to software in mediaencoder, same issue.This is really annoying, when we are mastering and have to export like 60 Timelines at once. You cant export each timeline sperately in Premiere Pro. This is a

My comps never go from after to media encoder. I already reinstaled media encoder but it doesn't seem to work... Anyone know why?