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November 20, 2016
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Media Encoder CC 2017 Not rendering Lumetri effects

  • November 20, 2016
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Mac OS 10.11.6

Mac Pro 2009 2.7Ghz 8 core

20GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 3072 MB

So apparently, AME had the same problem in the 2015 version, it was fixed an now it's back.

If I add a Lumetri Color effect to a clip or adjustment layer and queue the timeline to Media encoder, no color effects are render when exporting to AME, only straight from Premiere. Please Adobe, fix it. It was fixed before fix it again.

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    Correct answer Vidya Sagar

    Hi Cpilavios,

    In Media Encoder Preferences > General > Premiere Pro > Uncheck "Import sequences natively"

    Queue the export again from Premiere Pro & check the Lumetri Effects.

    Please let us know the status.

    Thanks,

    Vidya Sagar.

    5 replies

    Participant
    August 31, 2022

    thanx, how is this not stickied???

    5 years later and i STILL have thad his same problem - took me 3 days to find this answer... 

    Participant
    April 3, 2023

    I had the same problem right now and I think this is insane.
    Everybody does color grading on their footage, why is this not fixed??

    Inspiring
    November 12, 2018

    I just tried this.  It works fine for me.

    IF you are on a mac, you'll have to put your luts in the encoder folder area.  One way to ensure this is to simply move those to a common area, and symlink to them when you want them shared.  Put all your lut structure into a single top level folder, and where secondary folders match, merge the contents.  They should be roughly the same lut for the same name, just included for different apps.  Now you can create a symbolic link in each folder structure of adobe apps.  Remove the other folders, and symlink them to where they match in your common LUT folder you just created.  Open the apps.  You should have access to all your LUTS.

    In windows, I found that I had to run as administrator every adobe app that I wished to interface with other apps.  I also found that .CUBE luts worked better than lumetri file .LOOK, for whatever reason.  I think that AME can read the CUBE format with more ease than the .LOOK in instances where I color graded and wanted other same cam\same light shots to have the same balance.  I was also able to get other cameras to match afterward, when I used the newly transcoded clip and used the matching feature.  Some had other issues like color space mismatches but they still came out great after a run through lumetri.  Speedgrade is great for when you're creating a whole new look, but lumetri is the boss when you're matching shot for shot.  Remember, .CUBE is older, but .LOOK is newer.  Not all of it's features are fully functional in all apps yet.  I was able to load the .CUBE from any drive i saved to, not just the location in encoder's luts.

    Inspiring
    September 28, 2018

    I just finished an overnight render where I used input LUTS in Lumetri Color. None of the videos rendered the LUT and the entire project was a waste of time. Why is this BUG still here? Please report this to Media Encoder: Hot (174 ideas) – Adobe video & audio apps

    To intstall LUTS manualy to the media encoder app - open the Apps folder. Right Click on The Media Encoder App and chose Show Package Contents. In this folder look for the Lumetri folder. Inside that you will find the LUTS folder, Inside that you will see the Technical folder. Copy all your LUTS into the technical folder and restart the app. Make sure you recheck the import natively in the preferences.

    ED EJC
    Participant
    September 23, 2018

    Thank you @Riot Media

    Adobe - Why are the LUT's not in a common folder shared by Premiere, AME and After Effects? 

    Vidya Sagar
    Adobe Employee
    Vidya SagarCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    November 24, 2016

    Hi Cpilavios,

    In Media Encoder Preferences > General > Premiere Pro > Uncheck "Import sequences natively"

    Queue the export again from Premiere Pro & check the Lumetri Effects.

    Please let us know the status.

    Thanks,

    Vidya Sagar.

    cpilavios
    cpilaviosAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    November 24, 2016

    Yes! That did do the trick! Thank you Vidya Sagar!