Adobe Media Encoder

Hi Tried to open Media Encoder version 23.2 (latest version), but it stops half way, says 'Media Encoder has encounted an unexpected error and cannot continue'. Running on an iMac  (2017) Intel with Big Sur 11.6.2 operating system, Any ideas how to fix this. Thanks. 

On an M1 Max, when trying to export H.264 on AME 23.2 with hardware encoding enabled, it forces me to keep the audio track. When I disable audio, Performance changes to Software Encoding, and when I re-enable adio, Performance reverts to Hardware Encoding. I'd like to be able to do hardware encoded H.264/5 with audio disabled, and since both Handbrake and Compressor allow for this, it would be nice if AME did as well. AME 23.2, MacBook Pro 16" M1 Max 64GB, macOS Ventura 13.1

I tried to use a command like the one described at the top here."C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder 2023\Adobe Media Encoder.exe" --console es.processFile "D:\EventVid\Media Encoder\constructionVid.jsx"I do not get any error, however Media Encoder does nothing. I am using Media Encoder Version 23.2(Build 63). Can someone shed some light on this. Thanks

Media Encoder y After Effects en su actualización 23.2, no admite archivos MXF. Es un error o es con conocimiento?

I have to convert lots of XAVC footage from a Sony FX9 to h264 for my client and everytime I queue in media encoder it start fast but after 30 clips or so the CPU are overloading and media encoder become slow up to the point it make my Mac pro crash. The GPU doesn't seems to be use at all even if the preset says it should use hardware material. At that point the only way to make the CPU slow down is to close or restart AME Here are tthe specs from our Mac Pro 7,13,3 GHz Intel Xeon W 12 cores (not the fastest I know)364 go RamAMD Radeon Pro vega II 32 gofootage is on a NVME raid 0 and cache is on a separate sata ssd drive On another thread about slow premiere @Kevin-Monahan  said that he suspect a bug with these Xeon CPUs and that specific format.  Any developpement about that?  I am at the point that I will need to use another encoding software if I want to queue a big batch of clips without having to wait until the computer crash to restart the queue

As in the subject line, I am experiencing repeated pervasive crashes when exporting small ProRes proxy files in AME 23.2While rendering a queue of proxies, AME hard crashes the system, causing full restart. This doesn't happen each time I try to render proxies - but *almost* every time. Some file renders are successful, then out of nowhere, SYSTEM CRASH + REBOOT.I am running all updated Adobe CC apps on a maxed out 2019 MBP 16" with 64GB RAMMacOS Ventura 13.2.1Exporting to an external G-Drive 20TB HDD with Thunderbold 3 connector. The drive also holds the original 4K media; I am exporting to a proxy folder next to the original material. The crash happens also with other external drives.The relevant part of the most recent AME crash log is attached.

Bonjour,J'ai un petit souci lors de l'exportation de ma vidéo. Comme vous pouvez le voir sur les screens suivant, le résultat de l'export me donne un fichier de 1 Ko (il devrait faire environ 80 Mo) que je ne peux pas ouvrir. Pourtant les caractéristiques du logiciel me semblent bonnes...Avez-vous une idée ?Merci d'avance !

I am trying to export a one hour fifty minute Wraptor DCP at 250 mbps and I two in and encoder hangs up. I am using GPU accelerator (cuda). Dumped cache in premiere.The bitrate is 250 mbps which seems a large file at 1.3 TB. I have the compter power on high performance so it's not going to sleep. Other rendering seems fine except for this format.any Idea of what to try next?

We recently got Macs with M1 Max inside, and I found that Apple Compressor exports ProRes 422 two to four times faster than AME can do with hardware acceleration enabled. My guess is AME only uses one of the two available Media Engines on the Max, possibly for both encode and decode. This also seems to only affect ProRes exports, as the H264/5 exports in AME are a bit faster than Compressor. I've attached a screenshot of the GPU history during both exports; you can see that AME appears to be utilizing about half while Compressor maxes out. AME exported at the same speed whether plugged in or on battery power. Source file: 6:36, 4K, H.264, 23.976, 12Mb/sAME v23.2 ProRes 422 export: 1:03Compressor v4.6.3 ProRes 422 export: 0:16MacBook Pro 16" M1 Max 64GB, macOS Ventura 13.1, 52GB alotted to AME  

I've got a process using PP + AME that is ALMOST ideal for me. But there's one detail that requires an "O(n)" effort task, meaning the time & effort are linearly proportional to the number of files created. Bugger! When I make subclips from In & Out points PP appends "Subclipxxx" to the end of the name. When AME receives all of the subclips for rendering, it defaults to a filename with the "Subclipxxx" suffix stripped off and replaced with ".mp4". Now that all of the output filenames, by default, are identical, all of the renders but the first will fail! (screenshot below) I checked through the preferences in both PP and AME but could not find any options for changing the default file names for either. Photoshop has a rather robust feature set for dealing with filenames when batch processing, by comparison. Defaults that yield failed renders without manual intervention should typically fall in to the "Bug" category. But I wanted to give the community an opportunity to shar

So I want to do a very simple transcode:Sony FX6, Slog3, SGamut3.cine to Prores 422.I don't want anything done to the footage, just a simple transcode. For some reason Media Encoder keeps trying to colour manage my lut footage, and breaking it in the process, giving me these weird overexposed and oversaturated files that cant be worked with.I just want to keep the log files as a prores file. What is ahppening here, and how can I solve this? I'm on windows 11,

If I export in Premiere Pro (ver 23.1), the rendered file looks good. However, if I send the sequence over to Media Encoder (ver 23.1) to export (and don't change any settings - i.e. no presets applied or export settings changed), the resulting file is massively over exposed. I have re-installed Media Encoder, resetting all preferences, and am still experiencing the issue. (Exporting H.264 file). Any idea why the massive difference between exporting in Premiere vs Media Encoder? Please see the screenshots attached for reference. Using MacOS (ver 12.5). Thank you.   

I've noticed that the close caption options are greyed out (disabled) in the MXFOP1a settings in Media Encoder. This is very problematic as that is one of the few file formats that allow for embedded captions and I rely on it heavily in Broadcast workflows.This can be worked around currently by rendering directly out of Premiere. But those caption options should also be accessible in Media Encoder.CC has been available for MXF files for years, and we've relied on them essentially as long as Premiere has been able to output Closed Captions. I think they got overlooked in the new Export implementations. If this bug can be corrected it would be very helpful.Thanks 

Die neue Version (23.2 unter Windows 10) findet beim Export aus Premiere Pro die Inhalte aus der Timeline nicht. Laut Media Encoder sind das alles Offline-Medien.

I'm on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6 running Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018. AME quits on startup every time with the error "Adobe Media Encoder has encountered an unexpected error and cannot continue." AME CC 2017 will open and run, but I can't export from Premiere CC 2018 no matter what I do (Export Media to Queue, drag sequence into AME 2017, try to load through dynamic link server from my project within AME 2017...) I have uninstalled and re-installed AME CC 2018 several times, ditched preferences, log and preset folders, made sure permissions were set to read/write in Documents and Library, restarted my computer. I'm stuck now because I can't even export from Premiere since I have the MacPro graphics card glitch where any render I do using my FirePro card have random glitches throughout, so I have to use AME in order to turn off my FirePro during exports. Please, any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Using the following command caused AME to crash. "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder 2020\Adobe Media Encoder.exe" --console es.executeScript "D:\TEST\test.jsx"Contents of scriptvar a = "b"; It seems this issue was introduced in 14.0.3 as the crash doesn't happen if i roll back to 14.0.1.14.1 - Crash14.0.4 - Crash14.0.3 - Crash14.0.1 - Works I've confirmed this happens on two seperate machines. Crash Report<?xml version="1.0"?><!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd"><crashreport serviceVersion="2.7.0" clientVersion="2.7.0" applicationName="Adobe Media Encoder" applicationVersion="14.1" build="155" source="Windows-Client" crashType="CR_SIGNAL_SIGSEGV"><time year="2020" month="4" day="21" hour="14" minute="54" second="32" timeoffset="0" timezone="GMT Daylight Time"/><user guid="0718823b-ecc4-4ea8-8100-180ff614bcc4"/><system platform="Windows 10 Pro" osversion="10.0" osbuild="18362" applicationlanguage="en-us"

sorry, i'm just super annoyed by adobe...i usually use AE 2019 (16.1.3) and render the vidos with (a likewise 2019 version of) media encoder. i use this old version because here i can be sure that everything works as expected. that's not a given with new versions. i use AE also for work projects, so i kind of depend on it.today i downloaded premiere to play around a bit. obviously the download of premiere automatically installed a new version of the media encoder, too. of course without asking me.so when i wanted to render an ae project with the updated media encoder it didn't work because the versions are somehow incompatible.i searched the web for a 2019 version of media encoder but coudn't find one. (except for some shady links i didn't want to click) my main question: has anybody a trustworthy download link? why is adobe forcing me to use new versions i don't want to use, which are most likely buggy?is there some adobe employee reading this?

I just got the new M2 Mac MacBook Pro and start to work, but I start my media encoder it freeze on the importquicktime.bundle. And I also tried to open premiere and after effects, also show the beachball and no response. Is anybody have the same issue?

Right now, if I queue up long-running tasks in Media Encoder, I have to pretty much check out the window periodically to see if the jobs are done. I'd like to be able to run an AppleScript or something so I can get a notification that encoding is complete. Is there any way to do something like that?

The release notes for AME 23.2 state the following: Fixed an issue affecting H.264 and HEVC or H.265 exports on Windows with Adobe Media Encoder 23.1. Could someone at Adobe explain what those issues were that should now be fixed? Thanks,Chet

Hi everyone, I saw that when I export a sequence from AME with markers, I don't have them in the file after export and this is causing issues when I import files inside frame.io cause I don't see any comments on the app online and my team cannot either see anything

Error code: -1609629690   i tried to export a video from adobe premmiere through encode but i always get an error at a specific clip.  The only difference with this clip is i've used a flare effect and a drp shadow effect. DId that cause the problem?   Title edited by Mod  

Hello, So my media encoder (2022 win) is not working. Whenever I enter a file or edit from AE the project dosent load or dosent even start. I already tried clearing space on my computer but i didnt help. So If anyone can help please do!!