Render Range not sent to Media Encoder for multiple outputs

Have you tried it when the Work Area Bar is not showing on the timeline? 

Unsure, since I am not on Beta.

OK, so this problem goes deeper than I expected. Even if I select a single cut sequence and try to export it straight out of the Premiere bin the entire 18 minutes will be rendered even if I choose only to render in to out. The in and out will just be marked at the beginning and end of the entire timeline. However, if I drop this same sequence into the source window the in and out are in the correct place. Likewise, if I drop this sequence (with the in and out marked) from the bin onto the "new sequence" icon the new timeline contains a sequence clip that is only the length of the in and out I've marked.

This is definitely a bug and non-sensical behavior... unless some Adobe Engineer can jump in explain the reasons why it is this way. It's aggravating because something that should have been a simple one-step operation now requires a bunch of gymnastics.

Does this also happen in Beta? I vaguely remember some fixes.

I am experiencing this same behavior. Windows 11, Premiere 25.3.0. I can a master sequence into smaller sequence clips. When I select all those sequence and export them to Media Encoder it ignores the fact that I have "Source In/Out" set under "Range." Each clips is the full 18 minutes of the master sequence. When I check it's setting in Media Encoder, "Source Range" shows "Sequence In/Out" but has the entire sequence selected. Aggravating. I will have to render all 17 one at a time.

Premiere:

Media Encoder:

You are awesome. Thank you so much. I was able to repro this as well, and just created a follow-up ticket for this issue.

OK. I think I have narrowed this down.

If you have the Work Area bar showing on your timelines then the default export seems to be Work Area rather than Entire Source. When this is the case, even though you change it in the export dialogue to Source In/Out it does not pass through to AME. 

I can replicate this behaviour by switching the Work Area bar on and off. 

Thanks.

I guess the Premiere (on Windows) to AME range anomoly is hard to track down. If the AME multiple range update is working properly then this won't be such a problem. 

The setting of source area in multiple queue items in AME is a bug. I just filed a ticket for this. Thanks again for your feedback!

I copied the folder onto an SSD and opened the project on my Mac. One difference I noted was that when I typed Cmd-M to export the sequences the range was initially set to Entire Sequence rather than Work Area as had been the case on Windows. I changed the source to In to Out and sent to AME. The range was sent correctly to all the jobs in AME so, in other words the problem didn't replicate on Mac. However, when I selected all the jobs in AME and changed the range, in this case to Work Area it did not change in the other jobs selected, so that problem seems to exist on Mac as well.