Adobe Media Encoder

Media Encoder has always been solid and reliable for me for many years, but recent versions (since the new interface) have been very problematic and buggy.1. Importing sequences from Prem takes 10 times longer than it used to. Even just dropping a clip directly into ME can take a minute or two to load. We create TV commercials which are rarely longer than 60 seconds, so having to wait minutes to load a sequence seems absurd and not an issue we experienced on older versions. 2. Subtitles randomly don't burn in despite having set them to do so. I've not found any consistant way of replicating this, it just doesn't work sometimes and I have to repeat actions until it does it successfully.   3. The Send to Media Encoder in premiere often does nothing and I have to repeat the same action until it responds. This can often take two or three attempts before it starts sending them to encoder. It's nothing to do with how long I wait after hitting Send, it either starts the pr

Hello ! J'ai un petit problème sur media encoder. Lorsque que je fais sur after effect composition / ajouter à la file d'attente de media encoderMedia encoder s'ouvre mais le fichier n'apparaît pas sur media encoder . J'ai fait les MAJ, j'ai éteind mon ordi et je l'ai rallumer mais rien n'y fait je n'ai pas de fichier qui apparaît dans le logiciel 😕😕 J'espère que quelqu'un pourra m'aider ! 😇 Je vous remercie d'avance, Amel merzouk 

I'm using Extendscript to send a portion of a sequence from Premiere to be encoded. Using the code below (straight from Adobe's sample code), AME has the correct In/Out points set, but the "Source Range" is set to "Work Area" instead of "Sequence In/Out". var jobID_InToOut = app.encoder.encodeSequence(seq, outputFileNameInToOut, presetPath, app.encoder.ENCODE_IN_TO_OUT, removeUponCompletion, startQueueImmediately);   Premiere 22.5.0AME 22.5

I came across an issue, where Media Encoder doesnt render my motion preset properly. I designed an intro and outro in After Effects. Both have Gaussian Blur effect in them. Importing into Premiere Pro works fine. The assets display and behave as intended. If I export within Premiere Pro, the final output is correct. If I attempt exporting with AME, the blur is ignorred completely.The blur was controlled via a slider inside After Effects. This Value of a slider was not honored by AME. Is there a reason for such behaviour? Bug or Feature?

Hello.I have a recurring issue of ME crashing when rendering anything in the H.264 format.This has happened to my on both my old PC and my new one, so isn't an issue with the hardware.For info, I am running Windows 10 64 bit with an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, 64 Gigs of Ram at 3600 MHz and a RTX 2070 super.I currently have all the latest updates.This issue doesn't always happen, sometimes it happens to certain projects multiple times and some projects, never. No idea what causes it, but it whenever it happens, the system dies with a Blue Screen. This happens for me even with the inbuilt H.264 presets.I see tonnes of similar threads in the Premier Pro and After Effects forums, but I am posting it here because I believe the issue lies with Media Encorder.     Title edited by Mod

Render speed of Media Encoder (2018) is x4 slower than premiere pro cc 2018 in same File export with same rendering settings.Rendering time of the file (4K video. H.264 Mp4.  2 min. length) :  Premiere Pro - 9 min,                                                                                                           Media encoder - 41 minMy System:  AMD Ryzen Threadripper x1950 (16-core)           &

I have exportet a million times before due to my work. Lately ME has started to freeze the last couple of seconds on the output. At the export preview, it renders fully to the end but the output is as shown in the video attached. If I reset and export again without touching any settings, it still does it, but at a new frame. It sometimes helpes to export withput audio, but in this case i need the audio.It is not influences by any effects, motions or other stuff in premiere.It has done it both with Premiere and After Effects.

Buenos días comunidad. Les comento mi problema, al exportar desde el after effects al Media encoder, durante el proceso, se produce el siguiente error: Esto sucedía con el  AE y ME  2020 , y a pesar de instalarme la versión 2022,  sigue pasando lo mismo.Estimados técnios de adobe,  podrían explicarme por qué sucede y cómo solucionarlo?un millón de gracias. 

I'm currenlty on AME 23.1x1, and this version (as well as the previouys version) ALWAYS crashes as soon as I start an encode.1. Load up AME2. Drag a ProRes QuickTime into it3. Apply the poreset "H.264 - match source"4. Click on the preset to adjust it5. Turn off the 'export audio' checkbox6. Click OK7. Crash - every timeWorkaround - use an older (2022 or 2021 release) version - they work fine.

Buenas tardes, intento renderear y me sale este error ya intente directo desde After y me sale lo mismo Error de exportaciónError al compilar la película.Error de procesamientoEl procesamiento ha devuelto un error.Escribiendo con el exportador: H.264Escribiendo en el archivo: /Users/David/Desktop/Scenes_1.mp4Escribiendo tipo de archivo: H264Alrededor del código de tiempo: 00:00:03:23 - 00:00:04:09Procesando durante el desplazamiento: 3.767 segundosComponente: H.264 del tipo ExportadorSelector: 9Código de error: -1609629695

Me ha dado error a la hora de exportar el vídeo. No entiendo qué pasa.Este es el error que aparece: - Archivo de origen: /var/folders/38/t8m1l_794pn7nyxt0m30gfzr0000gn/T/PFM_Luisa Alvear Hernandez_La amistad_1.prproj- Archivo de salida: /Users/luisaalvearhernandez/Desktop/4º CONVOCATORIA/MASTER DE EMISIÓN_1.mp4- Ajuste preestablecido utilizado: Coincidir con origen: velocidad de bits alta- Vídeo:- Audio:- Velocidad de bits:- Tiempo de codificación: 00:00:0006/28/2022 09:08:52 PM : Error de codificación------------------------------------------------------------No se puede leer el origen. Verifique si se ha movido o eliminado.------------------------------------------------------------- Tiempo de codificación: 00:01:4406/29/2022 01:17:57 PM : Error de codificación------------------------------------------------------------Error de exportaciónError al compilar la película.Error de procesador aceleradoNo se puede producir el fotograma.Escribiendo con el exportador: H.264Escribiendo

The WebM plugin in the Adobe Exchange is an old version that does not include alpha channel support. When downloading the version from fnordware directly you get the alpha channel option in Media Encoder 2021. Now that Media Encoder 2022 is out, it seems to be forcing the older version. Any idea how to fix this or go back to 2021 just for Media Encoder?

Bonjour, j'essaye de faire un rendu d'une montage vidéo After Effect via Media Encoder et cela ne fonctionne pas. Sur la prévisualisation de Media Encoder, le codage se fait normalement. Lorsque je veux visualiser le rendu, la fin de la vidéo est noire et le poids de la vidéo se bloque à 51ko.Avez-vous une solution ? Merci

(Apologies if this has been posted up before, - if so, please point me to the solution!)No matter what format I choose to batch export from Premiere Pro (H264, ProRes, etc, etc), it takes an absolute age to load into Media Encoder, and when I hit "Go", a simple 5 second video (for example) then proceeds to take half an hour to export ... and then gets flagged up as Failed. (This has only started to happen since I upgarded to the latest versions about a month ago.)This is driving me NUTS!! I have hundreds of files to export today and having to export them one by one out of Premier as ProRes files, and then having to compress those using Media Encoder (it seems to like pre-exported ProRes files, it just won't export ANYTHING if sent from Premiere directly) into the various formats is quadrupling the speed at which I can work.Basically, if I set up a batch export from Premier Pro into Media Encoder, no matter what the file format is, Media Encoder falls on its arse.

Hello guys.I've been having this problem for over a month now, and I avoided asking here for a long time because I thought it was something temporary, since this problem doesn't make any sense with everything I've learned about rendering and video so far.I edit some videos directly in After Effects and then send them to Media Encoder. It was always ok, until a month ago it started not working so well anymore.Basically, when I click to render, the rendering process starts, but soon it gets kind of stuck, not moving. No error messages or anything, it just stays still and the estimated time to finish rendering is stopped or increasing. To make everything more confusing, the render restarts normally if I start using the computer, open youtube, put some video to play, and keep repeating these steps. When I do that, the noise of the computer rendering even increases and the render starts moving again, you can even follow the progress through the Media Encoder. What I've learned is

Hi,I'm trying to set up AME on our render farm. We use Deadline to submit jobs on the farm and on that side everything seems working and the worker has AME installed with its license. (Checked locally and works)The problem is when I send a job to the test worker I get the following error. C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder 2021>ame_webservice_console.exeLaunching web services.  Use --help for options.Starting HTTP service on ip 127.0.0.1, port 8080History will be retained for the most recent 100 jobs.Creating AMEServerAMEServer OFFLINE! I've also tried to launch the same command that Deadline calls locally and I get the same error. I'm sure I'm missing something but I'm having hard time finding documentation on AME/Render farm. Thanks! M.

If I uncheck "increment output file name if file with same name exists" ME will always fail the render.I tested this while sending comps to render via AE. There's a thread that I contributed to try to find the reason but no aveil so far:Adobe Community 

I'm using AME to render my AE comp as always, but after this last update you broke something!! Now it's taking hours, and when it reaches 100% it never ends the render. And I'm using CUDA, but it's only using 5% of my GPU. I can't you don't test this before launching an update ! WINDOWS 11 HOMERTX 2060 SUPERRYZEN 7 3700x

I sure hope this is an Adobe software issue...I just got my new Mac Studio today: M1 Max, 32GB RAM. Ran a render of an After Effects project using AME, with the Match Source, High Bitrate preset (1080p, H.264, VBR 1-pass 10Gbps). Render time was 13:36.Compare with my render time on my 2017 iMac Core i7: 14:44. So...that's NOT a great improvement. Is this an area where Adobe has not optimized for the M1 chip?  

Hello everyone! I'm trying to render a video from After Effects that has a video linked to a file from Premiere Pro. I'm worried that the latest update to Media Encoder (22.5) is no longer compatible with my Mac Studio I left a video to render overnight when it said it would be ready in 8 hours. I come back this morning and it said that it would now take 11 1/2 hours! I've tried uninstalling and re-installing, allocating the RAM, cutting down on graphics on After Effects, and the results are the same. Here are the specs: macOS MontereyVersion 12.5Mac Studio (2022)Chip: Apple M1 UltraMemory: 64GBToal Number of Cores: 20 (16 performance and 4 efficiency)

Please help me! Media was working just fine last week, and today it´s not working! I can´t export from after to media, i have to get it done, i have a lot of work.

Hello, I switched to mac about a week ago and I am a video editor for YouTubers. When I was on PC (1660 Super GPU) I would render 1920x1080 15 min videos and it would take 30 mins, but when I render videos of the exact same amount of graphics it taked around 1 hour for videos even less than 15 minutes! I edit my videos inside of premiere and render them in Adobe Media Encoder with these render settings: Not just that I have some videos that I upscale to 4k and those are just 5 minute videos taking hours upon hours when on my old PC it would take max 2 hours. Please help because these render times are affecting my work time and it's getting really frustrating!

I made an abstract animated piece in after effects, but when i went to render it, my video contained some frames with weird sharp triangles that weren't supposed to be there.I had my friend render the same project (their PC has better specs than mine, and renders a lot faster), and the same triangles appeared, but in different locations and on different frames.When I render a PNG sequence with AME, they are also there, but when rendering a PNG sequence from After Effects' built-in renderer, they don't have these weird triangles...attached are:- ame-render.png: the frame as rendered by media encoder- ae-render.png: the frame as rendered by after effects' built-in renderer- difference.png: both frames overlayed with the "difference" blend mode, to accentuate the weird triangles.I was using some noise effects which had different seeds in both renders so the difference other than the triangles, isn't fully black, but they are visible enough.

I have the very latest media encoder and a macbook air M1. I've. had no issues with media encoder until after this latest update. Before anyone asks, here's what I've done:1. I uninstalled. and reinstalled it 2. Cleared cache memory.3. I have 600 GB free hard drive space So I work in animation and we have to export over 100 subclips as their own animation files. These aren't large files. Between 9mb to 60mbs once exported. NOW it can't handle more than 20-40 subclips at a time before it freezes up and locks down. I have to force quit but to make things better, when I re-open it, it still tries to load everything that forced it to freeze in the first place. So I have to wait and click cancel a hundred times to stop them all from loading.Besides only exporting 40 at a time which is tedious, then having to quit ME and re-open it (I can't just do 40 at a time, delete them, keep ME open and do 40 more. It freezes), any ideas???