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Hi All, I had to down grade both my AME 13.0 and Premiere Pro 13.0 to 12.1.2 today. Not really sure what is happening in the background but essentially the exact same timeline and export settings that takes me under 20 minutes now takes over 12 hours in the latest and greatest versions for 2019. After several troubleshooting attempts I uninstalled both and when back to 12.1.2 and its performing admirably. More details below...My System: Mac Pro (late 2013) running macOS Mojave (10.14) Procesor - 3.5ghz 6-Core Intel Xeon E5, Ram - 64 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 Graphics - AMD FirePro D700 6144MBProcess:Using premiere, I am doing a basic 29.97 to 23.98 (both progressive files) conversion. I have my 29.97p source on 23.98 timeline, I'm using AME to export & transcode from 29.97p (DNxHD 220x) down to 23.98p (XDCAM 422). My file has TRT of 31 minutes, using 12.1.2 it exports better than real time in approx. 10 minutes. Using the exact same timeline and export settings in 13.0 this process takes ov

Hello, I am trying to encode a movie (.mov 23.97fps) with AME, and while the file start at 00:00:00:00 time code, AME adds two frames at preview (when I see the preview on the life, the timecode is 00:00:00:02), is there a way to bypass it ?I am encoding with AME cc2018 with PhotoJPEG codec, I have tried with AME cc2017 too but same problem.Thank you all

Hi,I have to create a new encoding preset for Adobe media encoder for generating a thumbnail. My requirement is to create one thumbnail which is not from the first frame of the video. I have tried different parameter and going through the .epr file tags, all the time it is generating a thumbnail for the first frame. In my case, most of the video starts with some black frame for a few seconds, so for all these kind of video, the thumbnails are of the same.Is any parameter or changes in .epr file tags to make a thumbnail at a random position or other than the first frame?

Hey folks. I just updated to the new 2019 Creative Cloud. I am encoding my first project since the update. When I export out of Premiere, everything appears the same and completely normal. When I am in Media Encoder, everything seems normal as well. When I hit Start Queue (green play button) It tells me that is has to prepare 3611 audio files. I don't even have 3000 assets in the project. I literally have no idea where to begin to triage with this project.One thing I did was to start a new project, then imported the project I am working on into it. My thought would be that it would properly index the project files, eliminating any sort of issues. What it did was reassign many of my audio files. I have to go beck, use Replace Footage, and reassign most of the audio. Why, I don't know. When I went to export out of this new project with the old project opened in it, Media Encoder tells me the same thing - Preparing Audio (x of 3611). Then it just chugs away at preparing this magical 3611

Please Help. I always get this kind of error

The latest version of Google Chrome doesn't allow for activation of Flash by the user.  Thus users cannot receive the broadcast thru Flash Media Encoder anymore.  Edge browser seems to have the same problem.  What is the future of the encoder app when flash is no longer supported even by Adobe?

I set up in AE render queue a Apple ProRes 4444 render and send it to AME. AME changes the ProRes 4444 to GoPro CineForm or H.264 or something else that I didn't choose. Anytime I send a render to AME from AE it changes the format and preset I set in AE. From Premiere it works perfectly.After Effects CC Version 15.1.2Media Encoder CC Version 12.1.2Premiere CC Version 12.1.2Mac Pro (Late 2013)2.7 Ghz 12-Core Intel Xeon E564 GB 1866 MHz DDR3AMD Fire Pro D700 6144MB

So I'm pretty new to after effects and for my first project I've done some kinetic typography. When I render in Adobe Media Encoder, all my 3d layers just don't show up in my render. Just black. I'm using ray-tracing renderer at 1080p 60fps. I'm using the default render settings (h.264 [mp.4] match source). None of my layers are "guide layers". I'm using the latest version of AE on windows. My pc has a i5 and a gtx 1070. All the 2d pre comps show up fine, just not the 3d ones. I could really use some help. Thanks!

Hey Forums, So the clip in question is:A 4k ( 2160x3840) 25p clip from a new DJI Mavic 2 pro, its 31 seconds long, and 375MB in size.The file plays all the way through smooth and fine in both VLC and windows media player so the file isnt corrupt.How ever when ever I import it into premiere CC it doesnt work, wont preview, cant scan over it etc. If I put the clip into the media encoder, either the latest 2018 version, or the older 2017 version, it will load in fine, and no matter which output file I select it converts through to about 10 percent, then stops. It doesnt crash right away, but just hits a wall. Then if I try and stop the conversion then it crashes and I need to force quit the program. I tried doing a convertionin VLC and it goes right through and makes a new copy of the file, but when I import the new one it has the same issue as the origonal. Any answers on what might the issue ?Thanks,Jacob

Bonjour,Je ne trouve pas comment exporter une scène crée dans After effect au format XLF pour Animate CC

What is the smallest format when exporting via Media Encoder?I hava used h264,adaptive low bitrate.

When encoding a Prores master, should I choose 8 bpc or 16 bpc?  Is the 16 bpc worth the extra time it takes to encode?  There is a noticeable difference in the video image quality?

Can Adobe Media Encoder or Adobe After Effects somehow export 34 fps (or any unusual number in general)? (also i would need it to be 2560 x 1440 in size).I know working on a project in 34 fps seems odd in general but i have my reasons and now that it's done it would be hard changing that. I tried rendering it in 30 fps and there are a number of glitches occuring because of that.

Is there a way to specify proxies on or off when rendering an AE doc in Media encoder?Currently they default on it seems.

I'm running CC 2017 still since 2018 is worthless... but what's this now??? I can't export with Media Encoder without video freezing? The time keeps counting, but I can see the frame in the window never change... there is never an error, it never stops on it's own... it just sits there like the piece of garbage that it is.Is this a ploy to get the people still using 2017 to update? Or is the software just broken and overpriced... oops answered my own question.BTW, premiere is having trouble exporting a sequence properly as well.On the bright side, let's hope this is the end for Adobe... it's time we all pay for something that actually works, don't you think?

hello, i have having an issue where i export my video to encoder and it encodes it but only showed 2 out of the 16 mins of the video and 7 of the 16 mins the second time i encoded it why wont it show up it takes like and hour nd a half to encode the videos and its annoying

I know this is a frequently recurring topic however none of the dozens of posts I've trawled through shed any light on my issue unfortunately. It is not related to my display, or the viewing app, or web player showing the media.I have a comp in After Effects CC 15.1.2, in a project set to sRGB color profileWhen I render the AE comp to an MP4 via AME DynamicLink, the colors are very slightly less contrasty, and slightly brighter in general than that of the comp.However when I render the comp to a MOV in the After Effects render panel, then convert it to MP4 using AME with the exact same preset, the color is accurate to the original AE comp. I found an old staff post about DynamicLink not handling color profiles from AE, however it was updated in 2015 to say now it does, yet it doesn't seem to be true for me...LEFT: Rendered within After Effects to .mov ProRes 422, then converted in AME to .mp4 (accurate to AE comp color)RIGHT: Rendered to .mp4 from AfterEffects in AME using DynamicLink

I have 104 Premiere pro sequences of 10 minutes, that I need to be able to encode through media encoder.I queue one in Media Encoder and start encoding. After 28-40 sec it stops and gives me the error message below.What I know:Media Encoder stops at the exact moment it reaches a Quicktime.mov file.I can render the file if I remove all AE Compositions.I can export through Premiere Pro, but I need to be able to do it through Media Encoder, because of the amount of files.What I have tried:Restarting the machineImported PremiereProject into new project, render from thereI have uninstalled everything and reinstalled PremierePro, AME and After Effects to the latest versions------------------------------------------------------------- Encoding Time: 00:00:2810/02/2018 10:20:12 AM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Export ErrorExporter returned bad result.Writing with exporter: QuickTimeWriting to file: /Volumes/ REDAC

Hi,I shortened a video using Adobe Video Encoder, but I need the AUDIO to fade out starting from around 3 seconds from the "new" end. Can this be done?

I have an H264-encoded video (.mp4), 1920 x 1080, output from PremierePro/Media Encoder 2018 on Mac.  Client also wants a Windows Media (.wmv) version in 12080 x 720.  ASFAIK, I can't output that on my Mac, so I imported the .mp4 output from the Mac into Media Encoder 2018 Windows.  Selected the Windows Media preset, and in Basic Video Settings changed frame size to 1280 x 720 (other settings: Codec - Windows Media Video 9; VBR 2-pass constrained). Encoding fails.Am able to transcode to .wmv if frame size is same (1920 x 1080) as original.  After transcoding successfully to original size, I tried transcoding to smaller size again.  Now, Encoder "thinks" it has transcoded the entire 5:29 video in about 1/2 second -- but there is no file actually created.I can go back and output a resized file on the Mac side, I suppose, then encode at same size on Windows machine -- but shouldn't Media Encoder Win be able to resize the frame?? (Otherwise, why even bother to incl

I have a video I created in AE CC 2017.  Never had a problem exporting it to media encoder and rendering H.264 with the Vimeo 1080p preset.  I upgraded to 2018 the other day and today had to make an edit to that video.  I sent it to media encoder and no matter what format I try it continues to fail.  Can anyone suggest a reason why or advise what else I can try?  Here's the log file.  Thanks. - Encoding Time: 00:39:1511/21/2017 04:37:42 PM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Export ErrorError compiling movie.Accelerated Renderer ErrorUnable to produce frame.Writing with exporter: H.264Writing to file: \\?\G:\Audio_Video\Career Fair\Short Video Edit 11-13-17.mp4Writing file type: H264Around timecode: 00;02;53;04Rendering at offset: 171.471 secondsComponent: H.264 of type ExporterSelector: 9Error code: -1609629695------------------------------------------------------------ - Encoding Time: 00:39:3111/22/2017 08:41:49

Firstly , I sorry for my English in advance .I am a newbie when come to After effect and media encoder - pretty much just learning via Youtube videos, I try to make some perfect loop gif and I have stumble upon this problems since yesterday . My gif via preview is just fine, both in AE and encoder but the problems is my export . I only touch on width and height options to make the gifs smaller (first time I do gif it weight up to 45 mb) , aside from that my only option is match source . Please help .          preview               /              export     

Greetings.  I am a long-time AME and Prem Pro user and I have never, ever had encoding failures.  On slow computers, fast computers, SD, HD, 4K.  Never.   Maybe I have been lucky?Anyway, working on several projects now and only queuing up 1 or 2 renders at a time.  And I usually don't do any heavy Premiere Pro work while rendering, but I might do something in there or in another program.  Now, it appears if I breath on the computer I get a failure.  In fact overnight I got one which I would have never expected as the computer was doing nothing else.I can reset and re-render and it has worked but it is concerning.  These were 2 totally different projects, different media, etc.  What if the next time I can't get it to render at all?I do use CUDA acceleration and of course if it continues, I know I can turn it off. I am using and i7-based windows 10 machine.I am just wondering if there is something else "new" going on here with AME? 

Anyone seen this error before? Have re installed Premiere  and Media Encoder CC. Problems started after Microsoft updateKB4284835 (OS Build 17134.112)Adobe Media Encoder.exe12.1.1.125acd3283mc_bc_dec_avc.dll10.5.17.45625a856cd7c000000500000000000653d033c01d40c02ca616bf7C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018\Adobe Media Encoder.exeC:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018\mc_bc_dec_avc.dllThanksRich