Error with --Console es.processFile

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November 10, 2022
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Hi there,

I have bat file with below contents

"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro 2022\Adobe Premiere Pro.exe" --console es.processFile "test.jsx"

When media encoder is closed and i run bat file, jsx script runs fine.

When media encoder is open and i run bat, jsx script doesn't run and error pops up in media encoder.

Any Solution for this?

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Correct answer EckiAME

To trigger jobs on another machine, I would recommend creating a watch folder on a shared location and use that with a dedicated AME machine for encoding.

EckiAME

Community Manager

Media Encoder needs to be launched with the script in order to work properly. You can also use an IDE like Visual Studio Code with ExtendScript debugger to send the script over to AME.

M

manjunath MKAuthor

Inspiring

I know IDE way to run scripts. I need to run scripts in media encoder in another machine to keep queuing batch items using app.frontEnd() using bat file or any other way if exists.? Is there anyway to do with vbs createObject() and run with wscript? There shud be someway or work around to do this simple task? Can we use csinterface() in some way to trigger jsx scripts using dos command > html > csinterface ()? Am banging my head around this from past 1 week ? Why there s no binary to achieve this easily from command line? Any possibility to use portable extendscript over network path and mention target app in jsx and run thru command line?

EckiAME

Correct answer

Community Manager

To trigger jobs on another machine, I would recommend creating a watch folder on a shared location and use that with a dedicated AME machine for encoding.

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