Adobe Media Encoder

Hey all, I can't start media encoder. I have already restarted my macbook and mediaencoder is up to date. Does anybody know how to solve it?

Hey there, So I recently upgraded to the latest version of CC and I am trying to render a project via Media Encoder as a H.264 file and the program is struggling to make the dynamic link to the project. If and when it finally does, the render freezes. I have deleted and customised momory and cache. I've restarted the computer. Checked that all apps were upgraded and the problem still prevails. I did manage to render the composition as an .mov in the native rendering system of After effects, but its not nearly as seemless as using ME. Would love any further assistance. I work on an iMac 2016 model. 32GB memory. Quad Core. Graphics AMD Radeon R9 M395 2 GBThanks!  

HiI'm running PP and AME 22.6.1 on Mac Monterey OS.I'm not able to export with Media Encoder. The queue gets stucked without starting the exporting.    I already tried to uninstall ad re-install PP and AME. I already tried to check privacy privilegs. Thanks for any help.

The new versions of the Media encoder (22.6) are insanely slow and render AE project scenes incredibly long on Mac M1 chips. I've tested on several scenes working with multiple 3D versions, lights, bitmaps and what 22.6 renders in 20 hours, build 22.3 renders in 20 minutes! Isn't it possible to do something about it?

I've encountered a strange bug. I have captions and an After Effects lower third on two different tracks on a timeline. Using Mac OSX 10.13.4, AME 12.1, Premiere 12.1.If I render out of Premiere, no problems.If I send to AME and try to render, the caption track renders as "Media Offline".If I delete all content such that only the caption and the AE clips exist, the caption track renders as "Media Offline".However, if I delete the AE content (turning off visibility doesn't do it) then the captions will render normally in AME.It doesn't matter where on the timeline the two are; if both the captions and the AE clip exist together in the sequence, the captions will render as "Media Offline" in AME. Very weird.Manual fixes are difficult because I have 50 or so timelines to render.Anyone come across this?

Hi,I use dell ailenware x15 laptop, with i7-12700H / 16GB Ram / 3060ti for laptop / windows 11I'm redering some video made by after effect using media encoder, but only 4 Threads usage near 100%, others average is 10~15%.CUDA accelerate enabled.Why they're not working?How can I use all thread for render?

Hi,for a few days now, every time I export an after effects project in adobe media encoder in H.264 format, the export stops at the very end of the export and doesn't advance any further.I don't understand why. It's a very simple video, in this case a video of barely 20 seconds and very little power. In the attachment, the export was blocked like that for 2 hours Would you have a solution?Thanks a lot.

Hey folks. It does not make sense, but since one of the latest updates CC2022 some of my exported files have artifacts (digital hits) and audio drop outs.Smart rendering shoud prevent from additional QC, but Premiere and/or AME does not do the job very well. We recognized 1 frame audio outs and digital video artifaces.There are no render processes (output parameters are exectly the same like input (resolution, codec, color space, ...) and there is no preview), so I have no clue why this happens. Right now we are back on CC2021, because the errors are completely random. I found no other users, but we tested different workstations. So it seems to be a software problem. We are on iMacPro MacOS 10.15.7 and used the latest version of Premiere and AME.

When I add my project from After Effects to Media encoder, Media encoder opens but does not show my project in Media encoder queue and when I add my project manualy by hitting + , it asks me about the compositin file and after that it renders the project without the footage videos! 

When I send projects from After Effects into Media Encoder they usually render quite quickly, in a few hours at most.For some reason, videos over 20 minutes are taking over 40 hours to render. This didn't used to happen.Why is this happening?

when i export a video from after effects with media encoder it failed and it shows an error code -1609629695please help me to solve this problem  - Encoding Time: 00:00:2210/04/2022 03:04:55 PM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Render ErrorRender returned error.Writing with exporter: H.264Writing to file: \\?\D:\download d drive\Lightning-pack-1036826\Lightning Pack\Untitled Project2_AME\ik lamha final_3.mp4Writing file type: H264Around timecode: 00:00:00:24Rendering at offset: 0.000 secondsComponent: H.264 of type ExporterSelector: 9Error code: -1609629695------------------------------------------------------------

Hello! I am trying to combine two Zoom meeting recording clips together.Clip 1 is about 40MB (1280x742, 25fps, 312kbps bitrate, 12min42sec) h.264 / mp4Clip 2 is about 150 MB (1440x812, 25fps, 546kbps bitrate, 30min10sec) h.264 / mp4I am having trouble when I create a sequence in Premiere with the same settings as the first file that is just a combination of both clips. When I render out the final file is a huge 950MB. Final Clip: is about 950MB (1280x742, 25fpx, 2797kbps bitrate, 42min26sec) I am trying to encode the clip with the same settings but at 500 kbps bitrate, but for whatever reason media encoder seems to be ignoring me and going with 2797kbps bitrate.  Do you know what the best settings are to encode this video so it is a more reasonable size?Why do you think it would be basically ignore my wish to do a 1 pass encode at 500 kbps?Is there a bitrate lower limit for the profile and level or resolution?What are better settings to use?Most of the foo

Hello,In anticipation of difficulties in supplying companies with electricity during the winter in France, I would like to program Adobe Media Encoder so that exports are activated at night. Thus the power consumption will be lower.In the preferences, I'm stuck at 120 minutes. It's too short compared to my working hours. I would have liked 360 minutes to be sure it was at least 10 p.m. I can't place my orders at 8 p.m.So I'm looking for a trick, a script or a Windows command that would automate the automatic start of the queue at a specific time.I think this option could interest many people because when the media is not urgent, it is absurd to encode at the same time as one works on other projects and thus use the resources (and the electrical consumption) whereas the encodings can be spread over time over a calmer period (at night).Thank you for your help,Nina, video editor for television.

Lately when I've been rendering directly from AE to AME, the renders finish as if normally, but when I go to play them back large chunks of the end of the render are missing. (Yes, I have in and out points set correctly in both my AE comps and in AME.) When I render from AE render queue I don't get this issue.This is extremely annoying for many reasons, one of which is that in order to make all the formats NOT supported anymore in AE (MXF, H264 etc etc) I have to use AME. Even when I pre-render from AE and then try to use AME to encode to other formats, it still happens. Quitting and restarting helps one out of two times. Adobe no longer seems to care about making tools that professionals can rely on.

For months it would fail to write the XML data, now it's writing extra .M4V files and freezing mid-render. No problem output from within Premiere, I'm giving up on AME.

Since updateng from 2020 to 2021 our h264 exports have had audio issues in the quicktime player. It will play in the beginning but will go out of sync over time. Skipping forward in a video either stops the audio or throws it completely out of sync. We have tried a whole range of export settings for both the audio and video, turned off hardware accelaration, exported directly from premiere but nothing seems to effect the issue. Videos play fine in other players and videos we exported prior to updating play fine in quicktime. 

When I export a video 9x16 (1080x1920) from premiere via Media Encoder I end up with a video looking like the one attached. The image is pushed to the upper half of the frame and the lower half display a green square. This doesn't happen all the time. Sometimes restarting the programme helps but more often than not I get the bug. I need to export a big batch of files so being forced to redo it over and over until it works is to time consuming. The same bug shows up when exporting vertical files from After Effects. Other formats that I've tried (1080x1080, 1920x1080 etc) works fine. ME version 22.6.1AE version 22.6.0Premiere 22.6.2 Thankfull for any help!/Daniel

Media Encoder is really struggling to render videos for a project I am trying to finish. All short videos (30 secs - 2 mins) and have some dynamic linked AE comps in the sequences for lower thirds and end cards (nothing too intense!). It'll get a couple of mins in and then stall - the time elapsed stops moving, as well as the time remaining. I have tried clearing the cache from PP, AE and ME, which has worked before, but not this time. I have also tried restarting apps and computer, etc. but this is an ongoing issue every time I try to export.  I am using my Macbook M1 Max 2021 64GB. Monterey 12.6. Adobe CC apps are all up to date. It works better exporting directly from Premiere, but I have 21 videos to export, and I really should be able to queue them up in the software designed for it... What have I missed? Thanks! 

Help!! All ouputted files from AME, Premiere and After Effects freeze for the final 3-4 seconds. To be clear, they render fine but the outputed file is the problem. I've updated to the most recent updates for all apps but it's still not working. Any help would be appriecated

In Media Encoder 2022 (the latest version) on Mac Mini running macOS Monterey, I am trying to render a 30 minute video exporting to H.264 format. The rendering has taken 76 hours, and says there is an estimated 43 hours left. The amount of estimated time left to render keeps going UP, not down. It was saying it would only take 10 hours a few days ago. PLEASE HELP! I need to render this video. I hate that I'm paying for software that doesn't even work.

I have dealt with a very frustrating error for the past three days. I am trying to export a 50 minute video in H.264 4k from a Mac Book Pro M1.After the export, there is very audible popping noises starting in the video at around the 35 minute mark. These popping noises are not clipping and seem to happen randomly and they are in stereo (separately popping noises are randomly happening on the L/R channels). They are definitely not happening in the Audio file (I checked, recoded and even remixed the file numerous times).The popping noises even happen when I am only exporting the specific sections of the timeline (but are only Audible after the exporting to H.264 or MPEG 2). Exporting these sections as ProRes seems to "work". I need a H.264 4k and ProRes is not an option.System:MacBook Pro (M1, 2020) / MacOS Monterey 12.6 (21G115) - Error also showed in 12.5After Effects 22.6 + the recent BetaMedia Encoder 22.6.1 + 15.4.5 + the recent BetaAfter all troubleshooting the file is now as simp

in workspace, instead of changing the export preset for each file one by one manually, how do I change it once across all files or apply a default to all files? I want to use a custom preset I saved on all files that I drag in to export

Desde que atualizei o Media Encoder para a versão 22.0, não consigo renderizar mais nada. Fica nessa tela ai e não sai disso! Alguém com o mesmo problema?

I have a lot of sequences, some 1x1, some 4x5 and some 9x16.For some reason, when queueing all of them to media encoder by selecting the sequences in the project panel and going export media it looks like it doesn't export it properly.Step 1:Step 2, clicking "match source":Previews are fine:(4x5)(1x1)I suspect there's something wrong with metadata.. because the files don't show a thumbnail on macos.And using Switch to view these files metadata:1x1 reads as 9x16, which was the last one that I was able to export succesfully after closing media encoder and premiereThe 4x5 does the same.There's something going on, because after a Media Encoder restart I can export fine one non 16x9 aspect ratio. Then the other queued exports get the same resolution as the one that was first exported successfully.Premiere v 22.6.2 build 2Media encoder 22.6 build 65Mac Air M1 OSX 12.5