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I tried exporting to MP4 in Windows. I created a new cut but new file will not overwrite previous version, even after deleting old file from output location.
Yes, very soon I hope to see some development about integrating ACES 2065-1 in Adobe Creative Cloud. PPpro, AE, Photoshop, AME, etc. It is a must for color management. Thank you
When you get an interlaced graphics file for tv and have to do an online version in progressive you need to transcode it with the best de-interlacing possible
Please give me the option to sort the render queue by name, date added, or even video length. Right now, to reorder the queue, I can only do it by dragging processes up and down.
I'd like to have more integration with Vimeo in the Publish window. There are only 3 privacy options now for "Viewable": Only me, Anybody, Anybody with password. I'd like to add the option of anybody with private link. It would help with automatically setting privacy for sharing with out clients. Thanks!
There's no quantity number to tell us the total number of items in the queue. Would be useful
How would you like the feature to work? I would like to be able to select everything in the queue and collapse it all down to one line with one click much the way you can in the After Effects Render Queue. I believe you hold down Command or Option and everything collapses to one line.Why is this feature important to you?It makes it easier to scroll though a long list of items, especially when you are transcoding footage or generating proxies.
Add the ability to import an audio file into an image sequence
CBR is not real CBR.With every CBR settings in media encoder, final export always has the lower data rate rather than the chosen data rate.
smart phones are variable frame rate- if you want to be able to edit with this footage it has to be constant frame rate- hand brake does this for free but you have to choose one file at a time and its slow-
I would love if you guys could add some sort of way to use AME through a command line. This way I can create an automated script to convert an entire set of movies or video to a new format to reduce file size. A way to do this would be great thx.
Watch a folder where image sequences are rendered but wait a user define image count before processing. ex : watch a folder or sub folders >if watch folder or subfolder have x files then start batch processing this folder
BUG: When exporting multiple files with different outputs, ME just pauses after each output for the source is finished. User needs to click Pause and then Play icons to continue on to the next source. Each source switch requires the user to manually Pause and Play to continue. Please fix this batch export bug.
When adding an output to an existing premiere pro export, media encoder RESETS the work area to something unexpected. Example: I might want to export a 20 seconds clip from Premiere, and have set the work area accordingly. When adding an output, ME will NOT respect such work area, but will export a 10 minutes clip, even if the timeline in premiere does not contain any extra clips ! Attached: Screenshots of (1) a premiere timeline: the work area is 5 seconds long. (2) the ME output settings: the work area has become 10 minutes long ! The issue persists since the last major upgrade to V. 22
I cannot clear the queue because there is a failed render there. Is this how it should be? I just want to remove everything in the queue.
Latest upgrade to 22.5. Trimming (mark in/out) raw clips using Media Browser in Premiere and sending them to Media Encoder to batch encode. The clips sent to Media Encoder no longer retain their in/out points. I mark a clip with specific duration in Premiere and then "send to media encoder". In media encoder I look at the clip duration and the marks are gone and it encodes the entire clip.
When adjusting settings and in and out points, or even adding effects, the ability to play the video would be extremely helpful. With audio as well, since you may have an in or out point that you want associated with an audio cue while video is still in black. I really don’t understand why this Basic functionality was left out. It seems obvious that you need to be able play the audio and video in this part of this app.
We have hundreds of completed MP4 videos that need Closed Captions. I would like to grab a group of say 10 videos into Media Encoder and get back 10 SRT files.Currently when I make a preset that should do this, it exports the same MP4 file (even though I've checked Audio), but NO SRT file.I would also like to do the same batch effort to create the Transcription file for each of the videos.I have looked in your Adobe community and people have been complaining about the ME Closed Captions NOT working for almost 4 years.Most schools require Closed Captioning so more and more companies could take advantage of this process working.
Is it possible to export/transcode multiple sequences or source files at once? At my place of work we use machines that are powerful enough to export multiple outputs for one file. It would save a lot of time if we could export multiple files at the same time, instead of waiting for each individual sequence or file to export one at a time. Since we use machines that should be powerful enough to handle multiple outputs, I'm thinking that this should be able to work for multiple sequences or source files. Is this a feature Adobe currently has or may implement in the future?
(Currently ver. 15.4 build 42) For several versions, maybe since its inception, AME has ignored the setting for "Duration" when creating a preset.When I change the duration of the settings to "Entire duration" and save it as a preset, AME will revert back to "Work Area" (the default) whenever I restart another AME session or I switch presets.Having to open up the settings panel to change the duration almost every time I use a preset kind of defeats the purpose of having them, agreed? Or at best, slows down the process significantly because it takes some time for the panel to come up while I wait unproductively. Please inform if there's a way to do this that I'm missing or if this is the expected behavior. Thanks.
We would like to suggest something that would help a lot if it was on a future version of ME. We are a TV channel and we currently working on older material (4:3 interlaced). When we open those files in Premiere Pro we de-interlace it through flicker removal on field options. Though there are a ton of files. It would be very helpful if ME had a flicker removal option, so we could apply it on multiple files simulatenously.
To deal with dds files, DirectX Texture Compression, is vital significant for Game content creators, such as Hearts of Iron 4. Thanks
am trying to stitch together muliple .mp4 videos to export one .avi video.Up until now I have used the program Xilisoft to do this (so I know it can be done) but it is extremely slow and painful.I have figured everything out using Adobe Media Encoder but cannot manage to export a video with a bitrate of 12000kbps. In fact, I cannot find any setting to manually change the bitrate for an .avi export.Can Adobe please include a function where the bitrate on .avi outputs can be adjusted?
Problem:When "all items in queue finish encoding" notifications are turned on, but a previously failed or cancelled render exists in the queue, the resulting notification reads: "Queue Failed - Queue stopped before finishing all items." This leads a user to believe that one of their intended render items failed, rather than one of the items that was failed/cancelled when the queue was started. We can assume that the user already knows (or doesn't care) about such failed/cancelled items and doesn't need to be notified of them.Ideal fix:Include more descriptive data in queue finished notifications, like number of successful/failed items eg. "Queue Failed - 5 items done / 1 item failed" Bonus: Maybe even total render time could be included!Simple fix:Keep the current notifications but only evaluate the status of items where the status was "ready" when the queue was started. If one of those items fails, send the Queue Failed notification.Current Workaround:Delete any failed/cancelled rend
When encoding using the Media Encoder, I routinely have to kill it's AE instance because it overruns the RAM limits I setup in preferences. If I don't kill the instance, it quickly pushes my machine to 100% RAM usage, and both causes my main After Effects instance to crash, and then also fails its rendering.Killing the AE instance will, cause it to stop rendering until I kill the replacement AE instance, cause it to eat up all the memory again, or about 1/3 of the time, actually behave correctly (at which point it's stable until it moves onto the next item in the queue)The issue makes it so I can't render big scenes overnight without them failing or stalling most of the time.
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