Adobe Media Encoder

Hello,I'd like to know the difference between cropping and scaling a video clip directly on a Premiere Pro timeline, versus doing so in the Adobe Media Encoder export window? I am converting DVDs of VHS source material to H.264 files and want remove the distortion at the bottom (head tearing), and on the sides. I scaled each clip up 104%, which successfully cleaned up the bottom and sides before sending the project to Adobe Media Encoder for export. The 'Source' tab in Adobe Media Encoder has several options for cropping, while the 'Output' tab's 'Scale to Fill' seems to do the same thing as scaling in Premiere. Is there a fundamental difference between doing these operations in a Premiere project versus doing them in Adobe Media Encoder? Thank you,Eric

  hi i got some problems with exporting comp.i would like some help. thank you all

The 2022 and 2023 versions are happening to me. I have a Windows 10 When I'm going to export a video, in Premiere it allows me to use both the hardware option and the software option. But in the media encoder it gives me this message when I try to put the hardware option:"Your system hardware does not support hardware acceleration for current configurations" I really don't understand how it works in premiere and not in media encoder! One method I used to see if it worked was to put these programs on high performance...WindowsSetup>System>Display>Graphics Setup But so far nothing...If anyone has the answer on how to resolve this question it would be a huge help!

I am using Premiere Pro 22.1.2 (Build 1) and Media Encoder 22.1.1 (Build 25), Windows 10-Pro, but this problem has been happening over several years and several major versions. My co-workers have the same problem.Problem:If I use a clip in a Premiere pro sequence that already includes captions, when I go to export the sequence in Media Encoder, Media encoder starts, but never encodes any video. The status says "Encoding" but the progress bar stays empty and there is no time estimate given. The encode never finishes even after leaving it alone for many days. There is never an output file created, even with zero size. Task manager shows Media Encoder using 0% CPU and no disk time. The source files that contain captions are .mxf op1a XDcam. They contain 608 and 708 captions.I am wanting to output to the same file type. The problem happens whether or not I select captions to be embedded on the output file. If I directly export out of Premiere there are no problems. It only ties u

Hi!I have encoutered a strange bug on which I can't find any answers on this forum, so I dedided to make this post.I tried to export my project to normal mp4 file from Adobe Animate - as normally as I did for the last few years. Today however the files were exported as empty mp4 files that can't be opened and weigh 24 bytes. There is a notification in Adobe Media Encoder that says "Encoding completed with warnings". I tried rendering the projects to different files and it works normally. It seems as though this is only an issue with mp4 files. I didn't make any updates - which worries me even more. I also did not change any settings, this just happened from day to day. My other projects have the same issue since today. I also have normal mp4 files of the failed project that I rendered today and they all are normal - but rendered day or week ago (I rendered them before to preview project in other software for editing and then decided to add some more things to the project)I have attache

Hello! With Adobe Encoder I am compressing .mpg files to .mp4 (h264). Source data matching but no video and audio sync. Same framerate, same hertz and bit audio.The desynchronization is progressive.I tried instead of choosing .mp4 to make it with .Mov or .Mpeg but I get the same error.With the handbrake software I have no timing issues, but for some reason the resulting files have a frame rate of 24.22 fps instead of the original 25 fps.I need to use Adobe Encoder because I want to join clips directly from there.

Using ME 23.1 build 81.Premier Pro 23.0.0 build 63. Exporting 1080i25 sequence and sending to ME produces a progressive output. The same sequence directly exported from Prem Pro will correctly be interlaced. Both exports have Upper-field first setting.

I can't get any projects to import into Media Encoder, if I try through After Effects nothing happens, if I manually locate a project, the dialogue for choosing a composition infinitly "loads" saying connecting to the project. Media Encoder version 23.1macOS Monterey v12.6Steps: either use the menu option in After Effects "Add to Media Encoder Render Queue" or open Media Encoder and press the + icon to manually add a projectExpect the project to be added so I can render videoActual result is nothing, nothing happens, it loads for ever (left it going for over an hour)

Hi,i need to export a video in DCP but i can't find it in Media Encoder 2023 (it was present in the previous Media Encoder versions...). Does anyone know i can export my video in DCP from After effects 2013 or Media encoder 2023?Thanks for your help,

 

My Sequence in Premiere is 1920x1080 Upper Field First (interlaced) 25 fps. So my material does have 50 frames (just divided into fields), so the motion is (or should) be smooth. When I Export directly from Premiere (not through Adobe Media Encoder), I get the expected result. The motion is smooth, file is 50 fps. When I send to AME to export, the result is completely different. Motion is 25 fps (not smooth) even though metadata says 50 fps. So this seems to be a terrible bug. How do I export truly at 50 fps (motion compensated deinterlacing to progressive) via AME? Because I have tons of files, it's impossible to export one by one inside Premiere. By the way has deinterlacing of Premiere changed over the years (say in 5 years) or does it use the same algorithm as before? I'm not sure if Premiere originally supported motion compensation deinterlacing, probably not? When did it start supporting that?

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Hey, since 1 hour i have following problem - every clip i render with media encoder looks at the rendering time (preview monitor) good - but after it finished - its just a 24 byte file -its happen with the h264 codec i have win 10 64 bit

I have not used AME in months until today. I have not even opened it since the 2023 update last week.I was working on a file in After Effects this morning and added it to the AME queue, the splash screen came up and then it froze and the windows "Adobe Media Encoder is not responding" error came up. I closed everything, opened AE again, worked on a few different files and about two hours later tried to export another file, same issue.I closed everything and tried opening AME from Creative Cloud same error. I tried uninstall and reinstall, no dice.I don't have any third-party PlugIns or anything installed other than the original AME installation from CC.I've attached two screenshots. Note that it doesn't always freeze at the same point during loading. Computer specs:2020 Dell Inspiron 3593Windows 10 64-bitIntel Core i7-1065G716GB RAM1TB SSDIntegrated GPU Intel Iris Plus GraphicsDedicated Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce MX230 Thanks peeps.

Im trying to convert about 170 files from MOV to MP4, at first it was going great, the files were converting and everything was fine. But after about 30 files through it started bugging out, giving me that green screen preview that u can see at the bottom, taking forever, and then eventually failing and moving onto the next one, only to do the same thing. Im trying to edit these clips in a software but it also gives me the green screen glitch, then crashes my software (hence why I'm converting them to MP4) so Im used to seeing this green screen effect. But why am I seeing it here in Media Encoder as well? Why are MOV files such a pain? The videos are recorded with an iPhone (which Im never going to do again after this) but it seems like Media Encoder was doing fine for a while, but then just gave up half way through. Ive tried clearing cache, reinstalling, resetting. But nothing works, why can't I convert these MOV files with ease?

Hi, I've been using adobe after effects- and media encoder 2020 for quite some time.. These couple of months though I've experienced that the last frames turn fully white or black. Sometimes the frames are very choppy and laggy. It's just a couple of frames but it can be very annoying when you've worked on a project for a long time and when you render it, it's ugly. This only happens when I put color grading. Another problem is that every once in a while, when I want to continue on my project ae tells me that my file has been corrupted or damaged for no reason. I can play my video normally through other apps but not in ae. 

27 Hours for 10 minute video...Still rendering, I am FULLY updated on all software including OS. I use Red Giant Universe and Boris FX Contium and Saphire. ALL updated. Rendering .mov (ProRes LT) to reduse H264 decompressing as this footage will be reused again and again. I have Audio as there si no audio. I am looking at near 30 hours for 10 minutes??? I mean my god, Adobe may REALLY want to find this as apparently I am not alone. GPU is barely being used. The big issue? Good luck findign the cause. 3 days ago I rendered and it took just abotu 12 hours which I thought was nuts, had soem areas needing adjusting (masking) and now I am more than double??? Can Adobe brute force Nvidia to do 100% of the work?? Its barely used. I can only imagine if this was for a client. Im ok if my GPU sounds like a super sonic turbine spinning if it means it gets used to render faster.

Does anyone know how to fix this?I Was rendering my edit in media encoder and was waiting for about 30 minutes until I realized that it stops rendering in one specific frame. I Close the media encoder, Restart my computer a bunch of times and it still stops rendering in that one frame. So, before I opened media encoder I check my after effects and search thru that one clip where it stopped rendering. I removed some effects to see if it works, but it still doesn't. I Check the Logs and the errors and it says "12/07/2022 11:00:10 PM : Queue Stopped- Encoding Time: 00:15:0812/07/2022 11:00:10 PM : Encoding Failed" "The Operation was interrupted by user" And so whenever I close the media encoder to restart again, It keeps saying "Media encoder 2020 has stopped responding."Anybody knows how to fix this? 

Hi, We have an issue here, trying to get Media Encoder to open.  It just hangs on the opening tile.  I have tried rolling back a couple of versions but it doesn't help.  This is a new install of Adobe suite 2023, on a Gigabyte A5, i7 with a GTX 3070TI.  Running Windows 11. Can anyone help? Thank you.

everytime i open Adobe Media Encoder a messege pops up saying 'Red Giant licensing error'. and then the app doesnt open. anybody else experienced this?

Hi I am trying to adjust the file size in media encounter but now there is no option for adjust the file size.Is that removed?

I just got a 2017 iMac Pro with "3.2 GHz Intel Xeon W" Processor and "Radeon Pro Vega 56 8 GB" GPU with 32GB Ram ( non-upgradable ) .   I call this computer "JP4" My other computer is a 2017 iMac with the "4.2 GHz Intel Core i7" and "Radeon Pro 580 8 GB" 64GB Ram.  I call it "JP2" I had hoped that "JP4" would outperform "JP2" with render times of around 55% based on a quick benchmark test I performed back in late December 2019 against a similar iMac Pro.  That must have been in one of the 2019 versions of Premiere Pro but Im confident that the iMac Pro at the time was out performing "JP2".   But now this iMac Pro I just acquired "JP4" is running anywhere from 20 to 50% slower than my Non-Pro iMac "JP2".  It seems like Adobe Media Encoder is just not running as fast in either the CPU or the GPU when processing Adobe Premiere Pro projects.  The project is in Premiere Pro version 14.4.0. When running a "Unsharp Mask" in fact

I'm sure theres some box I need to tick but for the life of me I can't find it.  I'm on a 2016 15" so I'm guessing it's not the computer.  While rendering videos the computer evidently goes to sleep and pauses the render in various, non specific points in the process.  Can someone please explain.That you in advance,Chris

I have a fully transparent PNG image sequence rendered out from blender. I import via image sequence and toggle transparency grid and I have full alpha channel.  My problem comes when I export to AME as a EXR or a Webm, even if I have the alpha channel checked it renders out with a background and the source footage is showing it with a background. I've tried reinterpreting  the footage as straight - unmatted and premult, but no change. Also, switched everything over to 32bit float but that did help.   Also, running latest versions of all CC programs.  Any ideas why AME is seeing transparent footage with no alpha?