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Hi,I’m currently testing the Media Encoder Beta and noticed an issue with GPU acceleration.In the Beta version, the Renderer option is greyed out and locked to “Software Only”, so I can’t enable GPU acceleration.In contrast, in the non-beta (stable) version, GPU acceleration works perfectly and is enabled as expected.System details: GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti I’ve already checked that my GPU drivers are up to date and that no other settings differ between the beta and non-beta installations.Thanks in advance for any insights.

no me muestra el recuadro de la cola y cuando le doy a renderizar desde premiere a media encoder no lo pone en cola no funciona, mas sin envargo cuando hago proxis abajo si lo codifica 

With the render queue cleared from the previous session, I added a render job from Premier which was ready to start.I then noticed this bit of info by the start button, “4 of 5 items processed.”As I hovered over the text, a tooltip showed how many are in process, had completed, had failed, and how many had been stopped.It shows 4 items that had been stopped or failed, but the queue was empty except for the one being processed.I would expect this to give stats for the jobs visible in the queue, not old stuff that’s no longer visible.You might look into this. System info    Application: Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) v26.5.0.35    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

рассинхрон в аудио при экспорте 

Will export and randomly stop on a frame and start not responding

Just noticed in this beta, that AME is rendering last-in-first-out, i.e. from the bottom of the list up.  It’s always gone first-in-first-out, rendering from the top of the render queue list.Was that intentional?  Rendering is OK, it’s just an observation.​​​​​ System info    Application: Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) v26.3.0.54    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

This is totally weird.Last week I rendered a project from Premier which completed successfully.  Today I needed to render a bunch of AVI files to MP4. So…I brought 25 AVI files into AME, and that’s all I had in the queue.I tweaked each one to trim the end time I then started the render queue.Result: The Premier project from last week started rendering!!!  It’s not visible in the queue at all. When I stop the render queue, it does not show up as an aborted render.  Restarting the queue begins the render of the 25 AVIs. Totally weird.System info    Application: Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) v26.3.0.54    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

Steps to reproduce:Just finished rendering several dozen files, which worked flawlessly! The CUDA acceleration problem I last reported is fixed, and the machine went to sleep when it was done.When the machine awoke, it showed green checkmarks on all of the files that they were done, but the Encoding window showed the last file open with the progress bar half done. That had me confused for a moment. When I clicked  the comment button, the Encoding window cleared and now is OK.That freeze in the encoding window could confuse someone, so I’m reporting it as a bug. System info    Application: Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) v26.3.0.29    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

Yesterday I rendered a timeline to h.264 and AME shows a choice of renderer for either the nVidia 5080 Cuda or Software only. Today, after this update, it shows Software Only. What happened??? System info    Application: Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) v26.2.0.21    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

New in Media Encoder (Beta) 25.6 build 38: Transcribe source footage directly into .prmi sidecar files so editors can jump into Text-Based Editing the moment they open Premiere Pro.   If you're working with a high volume of footage, waiting for transcription can slow you down. This update lets you offload that task to Media Encoder during import, enabling transcription to run in parallel while you continue editing in Premiere Pro.   This builds on our existing use of .prmi files for visual analysis which enables editors to jump into the search panel in Premiere Pro. Now, with transcription support added to Analysis Presets, Media Encoder can generate .prmi files that include both visual and textual metadata   Learn more about creating visual search sidecars: https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-media-encoder-beta-discussions/now-in-beta-use-media-encoder-to-analyze-your-videos-for-visual-search-in-premiere-pro/td-p/15243537   With transcription now available in Medi

I have a watch folder set and a preset to transcribe all video files in the folder. Issue number one is that for about half of the video files I get an error saying that analysis only works for media files, which they obviously are. If I put the videos into Premiere the text gets transcribed just fine. Issue two is that Premiere isn’t recognizing the .prmi files. For the videos that do get transcribed, when I put them into premiere it doesn’t recognize that it’s been transcribed already and I don’t see a way to import the .prmi files and I have to transcribe in premiere again. Am I doing something wrong? Am I missing something here?

Multi-channel audio workflows in AME have been a headache. Wrong channelization leads to QC failures, bloated archives, and hours wasted creating custom presets. We hear your needs for a simpler way to keep audio settings intact, especially for mezzanine formats and proxies.    NEW: Match Source Audio  In Media Encoder (Beta) 26.1 build 10, we can automatically detect and apply your source audio properties. Think Match Source Video for your audio!    What It Does    Matches sample rate and channelization (Stereo, 5.1, 8-channel, etc.)  Works for QuickTime, HEVC, and H.264 (format-dependent), as well as Waveform Audio and MP3. MXF support coming soon.  If the selected format doesn’t support the source channelization (for example, H.264 only supports mono, stereo, or 5.1), Media Encoder will fall back to the closest supported option. If you need to preserve all channels, consider using a format that supports them, such as QuickTime.    How to Use It  1. Manual Selection  In AME export se

We will update our system requirements with the next major release of our video applications. This includes the 26.0 versions of After Effects, Audition, Character Animator, Media Encoder, and Premiere Pro.      We update our system requirements each year, which allows Media Encoder  to take full advantage of these platforms and helps ensure optimal performance for you.     Minimum macOS Requirements:  macOS Sonoma (version 14) or later.     We recommend running our applications on the latest operating systems:  macOS 26 Tahoe (version 26.1)      Please note that support for macOS Ventura (version 13) is discontinued. It will not be possible to install the 26.0 versions of our video applications on macOS 13 or older.  

Anyone experiencing Media Encoder 26.0 running extremely slow and only using a small percentage of their GPUs?

We are excited to announce that H264 & HEVC Hardware Decoding on Qualcomm GPUs for Windows on ARM native support is now on Media Encoder. This new functionality enables hardware decoding of H264 (4:2:0 8bit) and HEVC (4:2:0 8bit and 10bit) codecs in MP4 and MOV containers. We also now provide support for ProRes in Media Encoder on Windows ARM in public beta! Thank you for being a part of our beta community and for your continued support!

A camada com a máscara criada não é renderizada no media encode 

There is a marked export speed issue with the latest builds of Media Encoder Beta (Versions will be noted at the end) when exporting with Premier Pro Beta, direct Clip is an Iphone 30 FPS REC709, with Lum color applied, no other effects.Clip is 5min, 43 secondsPremier Direct Export is 6 minMedia Encoder is over 21 minSystem is using a RTX3090FE  Export Settings: Versions:  This performance degradation has only been present since after the fix when every export to media encoder was failing, it was working within expecations prior to this, approx a week ago, I cant recall the exact last properly workign version.

The following Error is happening since updating to Media Encoder 25.6.0.049, the prev build was working with with the same version of premier beta. The export project can be successful exported with Premier with no errors.    ------------------------------------------------------------- Source File: C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Temp\Wagon test_1.prproj- Output File: D:\Downloads\20250711_161742000_iOS.MOV_1.mp4- Preset Used: H265 Export- Video: Based on source, Hardware Encoding, Nvidia Codec- Audio: AAC, 320 kbps, 48 kHz, Stereo- Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, Target 50.00 Mbps- Encoding Time: 00:00:0009/01/2025 01:52:43 PM : Encoding Failed------------------------------------------------------------Could not read from the source. Please check if it has moved or been deleted.------------------------------------------------------------

Media encoder do not render any project from Premiere Pro. 

Archivo de registro creado: 09/03/2025 10:43:10 PM----------------------------------------------------- Archivo de origen: C:\Users\jesus\AppData\Local\Temp\cassandra_1.prproj- Archivo de salida: D:\editar\24-07-2025 Gloria & San Martin BODA\EXP\C0110.mp4- Ajuste preestablecido utilizado: Facebook 1080p Full HD- Vídeo: Basado en el origen, Codificación de hardware, Nvidia Codec- Audio: AAC, 192 Kbps, 44 kHz, Estéreo- Velocidad de bits: VBR, pase 1, Destino 12.00 Mbps- Tiempo de codificación: 00:00:0009/03/2025 10:43:10 PM : Error de codificación------------------------------------------------------------No se puede leer el origen. Verifique si se ha movido o eliminado.------------------------------------------------------------- Archivo de origen: C:\Users\jesus\AppData\Local\Temp\cassandra_2.prproj- Archivo de salida: D:\editar\24-07-2025 Gloria & San Martin BODA\EXP\C0110.mp4- Ajuste preestablecido utilizado: Facebook 1080p Full HD- Vídeo: Basado en el origen, Codificación de

Media encoder it's not rendering anything from Premiere Pro, not any file, not ANYTHING

Media encoder it's not rendering anything. No videos or sound of any kind.

If you’re working with hours of footage and struggling to find key sounds, you know how time-consuming it can be to scrub through everything manually. Premiere Pro’s Search panel helps by making sounds searchable, but preprocessing can take time, especially with large media libraries. Let Adobe Media Encoder (Beta) take care of that preprocessing for you.    New in Media Encoder (Beta) 25.6 build 39: You can now generate audio analysis sidecar files using the new Analysis Preset. This adds audio search alongside existing visual search capabilities in Premiere Pro, allowing editors to quickly find moments based on sounds – like cheering crowds, barking dogs, train engines, or crying – as soon as the media is imported.    See how to search with audio in Premiere Pro.     With this new functionality in Media Encoder, you can:  Analyze individual files in the Queue using the Audio Analysis system preset  Create a

I'm trying to render DV NTSC AVI files to MP4. Having extreme difficulty if I'm not using the SSD array because AME now needs to read the whole file before it does anything. I'm using SATA spinning drives on a USB 3 dock because the files have to be captured on other machines (because Firewire Capture is now omitted on Premier). Source files are between 8-12GB Steps to reproduce:    1. Drop a file into the render queue   OR2. once it loads click the preset setting to change settings Result: It takes forever.  Looking at Task Manager, the drive is reading the entire file at full USB speed (external drive), but the file's so big it's taking 5 minutes to do just one file. Unacceptable.Expected: AME is ready to go within seconds. Workaround: Use CS6. Just to test, I started the queue in CS6. The files loaded in 1-2 seconds.  Opening settings took only a second or two as well. I was able to save out point and change bitra

New in Media Encoder (Beta) 25.3 build 35 you can generate visual analysis sidecar files so that editors in Premiere Pro will be able to use visual search as soon as they import the media. Read the Premiere Pro Beta Feature page and the FAQ page to learn more about Media Intelligence Search.With this new functionality in Media Encoder, you can: Analyze individual files in the Queue using the Visual Analysis system preset Create an Ingest Preset that includes a Visual Analysis step Create a new Analysis Watch Folder   These will write a sidecar .prmi file next to the media file which contains the visual analysis. When that media is imported into Premiere Pro, the sidecar file is used so that editors can search immediately without analyzing the clips in Premiere Pro.   Analyze files in the Queue If you need to analyze just a few files outside of Premiere Pro, follow these steps: Drag your media into the Queue panel in Media Encoder Select all the items in the queue (Edit &gt