Adobe Media Encoder

So I've been using Media Encoder to render my animation but for some reason when I attempt to encode it gives me this type error non and it refuses to encode anything for me.

No matter what I do, I can't get AME to export a GIF with a transparent background.I've tried exporting to AME directly from After Effects (where I created the animation)I've tried bring the AE comp into Premiere and exporting from thereI've tried bringing in a MOV file with alpha into AMEI've tried bringing in a PNG sequence with alphaIve tried bringing in a TIF sequence with alphaNothing works. It always adds a black background. Can anyone help, please? And also, please try it yourself before suggesting something. I fear Adobe changed something in the most recent release.Thanks for taking a look.

Unsure if this is a shared experience beyond me and some colleagues, but we've noticed that Media Encoder has been steadily failing more often than it succeeds in any job (whether Dynamic Link or not).After Effects & Premeire can render such projects just fine, but the one advantage to Media Encoder is that you can continue working on projects while the render is happening. So it's unfortunate that, at this point, I can only reliably render in software and not in Media Encoder.

Hello,I worked on an after effects project in CC2018 and then updated to CC 2019My expressions are not working anymore when I try to render from AME.It works fine when I use the normal Render Queue of AE.It's a really simple expression (linked a Slider value to a text layer).What's going on ?Please help !Florent

I am currently in the process of creating proxies for a doco using Premiere's create proxies workflow and once in media encoder it will get about 30 or so clips in before it compeltely crashes my entire computer.Step by Step: - I import MXF footage from FX6- Select all the footage in Card 1 and 'create proxies' - I choose Quicktime ProRes (high bitrate) and begin proxy process- It opens up Media encoder and begins creating proxies without issue and will randomly drop out no matter which proxy settings I chooseI have used this workflow multiple times for other cameras and never had an issue. Does anyone know if this is an update issue? an MXF issue? Or my computer? How do I fix this? Specs: iMac Pro (2017)Processor: 3.2 GHz 8-Core INtel Xeon WMemory: 32 GB 2666 MHz DDR4Graphics Radeon Pro Vega 56 8 GGMedia Encoder v22.5Premiere Pro v22.5

I have a Razer blade 15 with the  Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 with Max-Q Design, and i wanted to re encode a boatload of screen recording videos into the MP4 format for Premere Pro editing, I have realized that Media encoder is relying on my integrated graphics card and not the dedicated graphics card, i have installed Nvidia's CUDA and set the rendering engine to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA) and it still does not work. Does anyone have any ideas to solve this problem, Thanks.

Adobe Media Encoder v23.6 is now available for download from Creative Cloud desktop app. This update includes performance improvements & important bug fixes. This update is recommended for all users.   Issues fixed in v23.6 Crash on launch if access to folders on MacOS is denied.  Browsing files in Media Browser writes XMP for text files. Uploads to Vimeo could fail. Adobe Media Encoder throws many errors for destructing a listener on a thread other than the main thread. Several memory management-related crashers lead to throw errors. Import of Premiere Project with offline media doesn’t get an offline warning. The name of export effect “Name Overlay,” changed to “Text Overlay” to indicate that options other than filename are available. Installing unrelated font canceling the current encoding. The "YouTube Terms of Use" Button isn't available. System Preset Icon for Stock Presets is missing. Missing fonts warning when importing sequences natively with custom fonts.

Hello!I have been waiting for more than 3h for the final video to be rendered (1 min video).. 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-11400F @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz16GB RAMNvidia RTX 3060 12GB i have also NotebookIntel(R) Core(TM) i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.71 GHzRAM 64GBNvidia Quadro M2000M Anyone knows how to solve this sudden issue?

Hiya,Currently having problems dropping a movie file into the encoder window.Had this on a few macs now.Usually re-install it and put works .. Not today .. I have upgraded my ADOBE suite since the last nightmare ..Has anyone else had this issue?IMAC 2017 Fully Loaded.MAC OS High Sierra - 10.13.6Media Encoder Version 12.2.12

This week I received my M2 Studio and installed all my Adobe apps. when I try to open Adobe Media Encoder I get the message "Adobe Media Encoder 2023 is damaged and can't be opened"I have uninstalled Premiere and Media Encoder multiple times but still have this message. Does anyone know what the issue may be, I have never seen this before?Thank you.

Just another in the long list of awful changes 2023 PP and ME has made. I encode multiple videos from one long sequence. Before, it used to encode all of them sequentially and add _* (* denoting whatever number file it's up to when exporting). Now it just replaces the old one.Firstly, why change this? Yet another thing that's been fine for YEARS that gets changed at the drop of a hat. Secondly, how do I change it BACK? Once again I see no options for a stupidly changed feature to be moved back. 

AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor 3.49 GHz, 64 GB RAM,  Windows 10 Pro, NVIDIA RTX-3080 GPU AME V23.6, up to date;    PP 23.5  Media Encoder totally freezes pc at random points while encoding a particular project; also happens when exporting directly from PP. I have to hard-stop the pc and reboot. Have also had pc reboot on its own while encoding the project in AME. When the freeze occurs, I can do nothing at all with the pc, can't even move the mouse cursor or get any response whatsoever from the keyboard. This is happening with an old project that I'm making changes to. Originally, the project was on the internal drive. Now, it's stored on an external USB drive... I've edited the project on that USB drive, and all seems ok in Premiere. But when I export the project from PP, or encode it in AME, the freeze-up happens after some apparently random period of time. The destination output .mp4 file is to the internal SSD; H.264 mp4, 4K 59.94fps I h

After upgrading to Ventura (13.5.2) Media Encoder (2023) takes up to 40+ seconds to access a render folder on an external drive.  Didn't have this problem yesterday when the OS was Monterey.  The actual render time to the folder once it's displayed is fine.  

“Adobe Media Encoder 2023” is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Bin.I deleted the app (AME 23. 6) and installed it again, didn't work. I have installed two older versions, didn't work. I followed another thread on this site that suggested to go to Applications, Media Encoder, right-click on Open, and agree on the security dialog. But couldn't go that far; as soon as I right-click Open, I get the error again. Running MacOS Ventura 13.5.2 with Apple M1 chip. Any ideas?

Using Premiere 23.6.0 and Media Encoder 23.6. Mac OS Ventura 12.5.2When I select multiple sequences in Premiere to render using Media Encoder, the dialog pops up where you enter your output destination, preset, and format. Click send to Media Encoder. ME opens and shows the sequences with your encode settings.The problem is, the render destination doesn't pass even though it was just entered in PP.It defaults to the last destination used. That is understandable if I open Media Encoder on its own to drop some files.... but is annoying when I specify a destination in PP.This workflow used to work in previous versions of PP and ME. I am not sure exactly when this issue crept in, but it is annoying to end up with renders in unexpected places and retrace my steps to see where they went.The workaround is:When ME opens, select all (CMD+A) (or Lasso all) of your outputs and specify the location again.  Seems like it should be a simple fix for the developers. 

I had to do a clean install of my OS on my iMac pro a few days ago and ever since I am no longer able to upload directly to vimeo from the Media Encoder. A feature I used multiple times a day without issues before.The only error that shows on the Error Log is: Vimeo - Could not obtain upload ticketI first contacted the people over at vimeo who told me to sign out and sign back in, he also told me that he "re-established your connection to Media Encoder on our side" whatever that meant.The issue remained and according to them, it's on Adobe's side now, since there's nothing more they or I can do.Any help will be appreciated.

I have a project which I've been working on for years.  It's 1 hour 42 minutes, 1920x1080, 29.97 FPS, and pretty complex, with a lot of nested sequences, After Effects includes (just some pretty basic animated diagrams), titles, etc.Up until about 8 days ago all was well.  I would edit, export, and watch on my TV. I last did this just around 8 day ago, no problem.But now, as I'm trying to make the FINAL render after some last tweaks, it's completely failing.  The video still edits fine in PP, plays fine, no problem.  But when I export, the exported video is just black -- audio is OK, but video is black.  ALMOST every time. I am using PP 23.4.0 on Windows 10.  Computer is a laptop, but pretty beefy, 64GB RAM, Nvidia 2070. I have tried:CUDA, OpenCL, and software renderers in project settings.CUDA, OpenCL, and software renderers in Media EncoderDirect export from Premiere (not using Media Encoder)Shutting down and restarting PP / MERebooting compute

I want to set the start time of all my videos sent to media encoder so it crops the first second off. So start at 1s.Is this possible as a preset setting rather than manually clipping the timeline of each video? Thanks so much. M

Bonjour, Je me permets de poster ici car je rencontre un souci avec Adobe Media Encoder (et Premiere Pro). Je cherche à exporter un projet Premiere Pro via Média encoder dans lequel se trouvent des séquences qui ont elles-mêmes été importées depuis After Effects. Je n'avais aucun problème d'importation jusqu'à aujourd'hui, où Premiere Pro et Media Encoder fonctionnent jusqu'à un certain pourcentage et semble littéralement se figer sans ne jamais plus avancer dans leur barre de progression. J'ai vidé tous les caches (Pr, Ae et suis également aller directement dans le fichier cache pour y supprimer ceux restant, j'ai vérifié s'il n'y avait pas de problème d'espace sur le disque dur, j'ai également transféré le projet sur un autre ordinateur et sur un Mac pour voir, et j'ai le même souci. Cela semble être lié au projet lui même. J'ai tenter de faire une prévisu pour tout charger avant de l'envoyer en export, mais rien à faire, j'ai le même souci, j'ai aussi tenter un e

  

Hi, I found some posts on this issue but no clear answers. I want to use Media Encoder to compress my Cinema RAW lite footage from 4k Raw 12-bit to 10-bit. But when I choose ProRes, which I understand is a 10-bit codec, the options I am given are 8bpc and 16bpc. And "Render at maximum depth". I don't want to add unnecessary file size by choosing 16bpc or "Render at maximum depth". Thank you!

Media Encoder was only exporting completely black video from premiere. The Audio was still in it. Updated everything so dont ask. The only way I got it to work was to browse for the sequence inside of media encoders self browser and lauch the export from there. Every other way possible didn't work. Support is useless and so is this program so hopefully this helps someone running into the same problem as me taking two hours to find out how to simply get this program to work even though youre paying for it.

Hi there // I'm exporting to New Zealand television and they require the following:FILE SPECIFICATION. XDCAM HD422 1080i50 Container Format MXF Format Profile OP-1A Format Settings Closed/Complete Timecode Track Present Timecode Start 00:58:24:00 Video PID 2 Audio PIDs 3-10 Video Essence Format MPEG2 Video Format Settings Wrapping Frame Format Profile 4:2:2@High Format Settings GOP (M=3, N=12) Bit Rate Mode Constant Bit Rate 50 Mbps Width 1920 Height 1080 Display Aspect Ratio 16:9 Frame Rate 25fps Scan Type Interlaced Scan Order Top Field First Bit Depth 8 bits Colour Matrix BT.709 Essence Stream Timecode Start 00:58:24:00 Audio Essence Format PCM Format Settings Wrapping Frame AES Bit Rate Mode Constant Channel Grouping Per PID 1 Bit Rate per Mono Track 1152 Kbps Sampling Rate 48 kHz Bit Depth 24 bitsThere's a preset in ME under MXF OP1a called XDCAMHD 50 PAL (4:2:2) which I'm ASSUMING will get me close, but I'm assuming. There aren't any options for controlling the bit rate, bit dept

So just recently I tried to export a bulk of videos through Media Encoder from Premiere Pro and it's exporting black screens but the audio remains. Never had problem in the past doing this and my drivers are all up to date, I don't know if this is about M.E.(23.6) newest version because exporting them trhough Premiere Pro itself is fine but it's just time consuming trying to export them one by one.