Adobe Media Encoder

Hello,I'm trying to upload a portait video direct from AME to Twitter. The video is 1080(w)x1920(h). I get this error message:"Twitter - The video must be 1920 by 1200 or less, 60 FPS or less, 140 seconds or less and 512MB or less, progressive, mono or stereo AAC audio"I can upload the 1080x1920 direct in Twitter, why is this limit set in AME? Many thanks.  

I have a good number of still sequences that need to be encoded. Right now I'm dragging them from their respective individual folders into the queue one at a time. Is there a faster way to get them into the queue basket? 

Hello! This happened to me with different versions, but I am currently using version 23.2.1, in Windows 10. I always use Adobe Media Encoder with Adobe After Effects. After rendering some videos, the program shows an error and I have to restart the computer to continue rendering (and then the same thing happens, it exports some videos and it shows an error again). The error says:Export errorError compiling the movie.Processing errorThe processing returned an error.It's very annoying, can someone help me to solve it? Thank you.

Hello everyone! I support a team that produces media for TV broadcast and we use two primary file types.Our broadcast playout and capture format is primarily MXF OP-1a wrapped XDCAM HD (or EX) files with embedded caption data (EIA-608 & 708).We use AME to transcode those broadcast format files to H.264 with sidecar SCC caption files for upload to our on-demand platform. This specific transcode is where AME has been broken for several versions now. I'm trying to determine if the bug that Adobe announced regarding AME verison 15.0 has been resolved yet. This bug kept all caption export options from appearing if your source media had embedded captions. My team is currently stuck on AME version 14.9 because we need this feature and that's the last version that had it working. There is a work around involving exporting from Premiere into AME, but that requires two apps and complicates what was a simple workflow, so not a long term solution. I've tested every major version of A

Been trying to get AME 2020 to encode in 4K HEVC (H265), but I get a very quick fail every time, with error code 7 (Out of Memory) in the logs. Reinstalled AME 2019: it works like a charm.So: rollback to 2019 for me, and will wait for some updates to AME 2020 first. @Adobe Support: If you read this, I'd like to report this as a bug.

I have a series of EXR files tagged in the metadata as 60fps, but AME and Premiere both ignore this, and instead import the sequence as the indeterminate frame rate set in preferences, which defaults to 29.97fps. Therefore, if I were to export to another 60fps video format, AME would perform an unnecessary frame rate conversion on the clip.

MEDIA ENCODER trial expired before I got all of Adobe pgms installed. Newest verson. windows 10with all latest updates.

Is there a reason why the application takes so long to start up? I mean we have MacPros 2019 with multiple processors and 96gigs of RAM. But AME is the slowest app to open out of all the Adobe apps. Always has been. Is there something I'm missing? Why so slow?

I am working on a project that includes a lot of 4k .mxf footage captured using a Sony Fx9.  When exporting multicam sequences the .mxf camera is output as a scrambled image (see attached).  The footage will play normally, in the premiere pro timeline, but I cannot seem to be able to get the footage to export properly. This has happened in multiple projects in both multi-cam and regular sequences.   I have tried to delete and re-import the affected clips in Premiere Pro.I have tried to delete and rebuild the media cache by deleting it from within the app and by manually deleting the cache from the library.I have updated the sequence settings and switched preview files to quicktime, pro res 422.I have updated to the latest version of Media Encoder v23.3 Build 57 None of these has worked and I am at wits end - please help!  Here are my export settings: Editing on a 2022 Mac Studio M1 Max system. Thanks in advance! 

I'm Trying to import Premiere sequences in Media Encoder, but they have media offline. So I heard unchecking the "import sequence natively" option will solve the problem but I can't uncheck it why ?

Well it's another day and Dynamic Link is stopping me from getting my work done yet again. New computer, new install of both AE and ME latest versions. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled, nuked all prefs, reset to default everything (including, at some point, WORKSPACES was causing Dynamic Link to break??? Insane.). ME can't connect to Dynamic Link servcer. When I send to ME from AE, it again never connects. When I drag a project directly into the ME window, it can't connect. I left it attempting to connect overnight last night.  2022 Mac Studio M1 Ultra on Ventura 13.2.1, all Creative Cloud is up to date. 

I am currently using Adobe Media Encoder Version 23.2.1 and have noticed that the export time of a video created in Adobe After Effects 23.3 has greatly increased. I am currently exporting a 40 second video and it has taken 20 hours and still states that there is 2 hours and 40 mins left. The footage I have used is 1920x1080 (1080p Resolution) and the plugins I have used are Twixtor and Sapphire. Other edits made were basic 3D Camera Tracker and simple position and scale transformations. Im not sure why it is taking this long just to export a 40 second video as previous video using similar plugins have taken much less time. For previous video exports I used both 2022 Media Encoder and After Effects. Computer Specifications:PC: Alienware Aurora R7OS: Windows 10 HomeOS Build: 19044.2728Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz 3.19 GHzRam: 16.0 GBGraphics Card: NVIDIA GTX 1070 

I've noticed if I set up a large number of files to proxy or transcode, over time my system gets slower and slower and slower and the items in AME get slower and slower and slower to render. and the application is so, so sluggish to respond. I find I have to constantly quit the software (which can take a long time to properly do), and restart it to get it to a normal render pace again. For large lists I end up using other, more reliable and speedier applications. But I would prefer to just use AME. 🤷‍♂

So Media Encoder Strictly Refuses to do its job across 4 of my computers, the main computers have the following hardwareGTX-3060 12gb2TB of Storageit has been around 4 months of not being able to render anything from Media Encoder, nothing i try works, about a week ago there was an update for my Pc and Media Encoder and then i was able to Render one short video, the next day...Nothing! My computer should have no isssues with these Renders as they are just short recordings of my work in Maya. Even when i rebuild the project on a laptop nothing works for me, What is the Deal with Media Encoder?? Does anyone have any clues on how i can get PC Rendering again??it sometimes says my usable memory shoots down to between 1 and 3 GB when using media encoder, which makes no sense, This PC is Rather beastly Can somone please help me?? im using current Versions of everything, im trying to Render in H.264 i have tried quicktime, nothing wants work, i have erased the cache, gave media

New 23 Media Encoder just drops dead (crashes) on the start with an errorAnd CC doestnt has an option to return to the older versions!Now how do i supposed to make my job?Mac OS 12.6 (21G115)

Hi there!There's a problem with Media Encoder. After successfully rendering some other projects, now it doesn't seem to work anymore.I exported an animation from Adobe After Effects to the Media Encoder Queue, and I wanted to export it as a mp4 file.As you can see, I already waited for more than half an hour. What to do? I'm kind of new to the field of working with these apps, so hopefully there is an easy fix. Thank you in advance!

Projects from Premiere Pro were rendering slowly. They started fairly fast, then slowed down as the render continued. I rolled back to v23.2.1 and it is not rendering much, much faster. In fact, it finished an hour long project in 7-8 minutes. With 23.3, the same project ran for 10 minutes, slowed down, and the remaining time counter started going back up instead of counting down. I eventually stopped the render, rolled back to the previous version, and finished the job in a jiffy. There's definitely an issue in v23.3.

So after upgrading to 2017, I am having issues with encoding videos now.  Basically created a 'split-screen' video, but when I go to encode it to H.264 format, one of the video clips is shown as missing.  Go back to premiere, preview, the whole thing, and it's all there.  Go to export, getting frustrated.Any one have this happen, have a fix, a workaround?  After working almost 6 hours on this video, bit tired.Here's a screenshot:

I have been working on a video in Adobe Effects and have not had any issues exporting it to Media Encoder until recently. I deleted some of the older files I was working on so that I didn't get confused about which one I was working on, but then Media Encoder wouldn't work and would give me an error saying I deleted the files in OneDrive and to restore them from the OneDrive recycle bin. So I did that, but it's still not working. In fact, I'm no longer getting that error pop-up, but now it's not working at all! What did I do wrong, and how do I fix it?