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November 14, 2016
Question

Adobe Media Encoder doesn't recognize any queue

  • November 14, 2016
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I am at wits end.  (Using a 2009 27 in iMac 8gb ram 1tb hdd).

I have used media encoder once before.  And it seemed to work.

NOW though, I exported a sequence to the queue. Twice. With adobe media encoder open and waiting. Nothing! I've been sitting here for half an hour.

The project is ~40 minutes long, so it's possible I am just being impatient. 

My issue is, with all the other stuff I am doing in premiere/on my computer, my RAM and sanity can't take exporting directly from premiere and keeping the app open and unusable for what will likely be days of exporting.

(I have to have this long project ready by the end of next month, and it's not remotely feasible to load all the files onto a hard drive, render them, and play)

Is there anything I can do? Thank you.

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Legend
November 14, 2016

I am at wits end. (Using a 2009 27 in iMac)

Took you seven years to get there?  Man, it takes me about 7 seconds.

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Known Participant
November 14, 2016

I appreciate the link, if it was in the budget I'd probably go in that direction.

Do you have any idea why queue isn't working though? I'm feeling stuck.

andymees@aje
Legend
November 14, 2016

I see the same issue / similar issues with the PCs here when sending long 30 minute sequences to Media Encoder.

It can take a very long time for the export simply to appear in the queue... not half an hour, but certainly an unreasonable amount of time (5 - 10 minutes). For me however, the most annoying aspect is that when this happens, Media Encoder gives absolutely no feedback/indication of what its doing ... as in, the application opens and then seemingly just sits there - there's no progress indication of any kind that lets the user know that the job is still "loading" so to speak, and / or it's current status. It can be very frustrating.