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Hello
I'm trying to export a premier cc sequence via adobe media encoder and somehow it tells me on ME that the rushes are offline.
I tried to clean the media cache both from premier and ME but it didn't help.
Waiting for your reply
regards
Ariel Tamir
I found the solution from another thread. I unticked "Import sequences natively" in the AME general preferences and the problem was solved.
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Hi Tamira,
Please check for the version of Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder.
FAQ: How to find which version of Premiere Pro you are running
Similarly, check for Adobe Media Encoder.
Manually clean the media cache:
FAQ: How to clean media cache files
Please reply if that helps.
Thanks,
Kulpreet Singh
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I am having the exact same problem. I followed all procedures regarding deleting cache files. Something that has worked before, but not now. I am running the most recent versions of all software. When I export straight from Premiere Pro, no problem. However, when I queue the sequence in Adobe Media Encoder, selected mp4 files appear offline. This is very frustrating.
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I found the solution from another thread. I unticked "Import sequences natively" in the AME general preferences and the problem was solved.
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Hi Watkino,
I am glad that it worked and thanks for confirming.
Regards,
Kulpreet Singh
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This just worked for me too in the 2017 CC release. The encoder no longer displays a red "media offline" error. Thanks!
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you're an angel
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Hi everyone I have also the same issue but I can't uncheck this preference "import sequences natively" why ?
Can you please help me ?
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Thank you very much. Worked for me. Happened after I changed my hard drive.
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THANK YOU! I just spent a full day dumping media cache files, uninstalling/reinstalling, rebooting, etc.! Really appreciate you posting this. It worked and my very important deadline was met. Adobe: Time for a fix!
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This saved me today....years later....having the same issue. Tried fixes for last 2 hours and came across this. THANK YOU WATKINO1!
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This hasnt worked for me... :(. It connects the file, however when it renders it fails. It works fine just out of premiere. Ive had similar issues recently where things weren't exporting properly in AME but fine in premiere. It's not so convenient. If anybody has any suggestions, please chime in.
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I was having the same problem when I started working on a new computer. I was just trying to convert some master clips by batch exporting from Premiere Pro but Media Encoder always saw them as offline. Unticking 'import sequences natively' removed the warning but did not solve the problem - clips would still fail to render from Media Encoder.
It turned out to have a very simple solution. For some reason Media Encoder didn't think it was allowed to access the external drive my media was stored on. I thought I would try loading the clips in directly instead of coming thorugh Premiere. When I clicked on the drive in the 'Media Browser' pane of Media Encoder, a message popped up asking if it could be allowed access to the drive. I said yes and after that, batches of clips imported from Premiere without any warning and renderd out fine.
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I have just encoded a video that took up to 3 hours, I watched it back via media player, and once I clicked away the file was gone. Not in recents nor Adobe. Not even in premier pro. What could I do about this?
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In this issue, we just have to relink all the files,
1. close the Project,
2. Change source folder name
3.reopne the Project
4. Link all the file again.
.....Probable solved
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Worked for me in AME 2019.
Thanks !!
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Awesome wits, thanks so much! Cheers!
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Thank you! This worked for me as well
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This was the best answer! Thank you!!
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i dont see "import sequences nativeley " i work hard on editing and it never works this is so frustrating !
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Thanks a lot. Worked here as well
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When The latest update comes out (v15) everything got messed up. The program is creating a whole new file system. So all my templates are still using the old file system and nothting is linking up. I tried moving files over to the Premier Pro "15" file but then it wouldn't let me locate the old After effects files. I have no idea why it wouldn't accept the location because I manually located it, but when I clicked on theh after effects file nothign happened.... the program froze and nothing happend. Version 15 update screwed up everything. I tried un cheking the "import sequences natively" to and that did nothing. I am reverting back to 14 and hopefully that fixes the issue.
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of course i can't open the files i was working on now in v14 because the were saved as v15....:pile_of_poo::pile_of_poo::pile_of_poo:
This is what I think of Adobe right now. i would use other words but its not appropriate.
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guys help me plz when i put my sequence from ppro in queue i export it from ame it says offline media and when i untick "import sequence natively " the export dosen't even start at all
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Hi there,
We're sorry for the trouble. Which version of PR and AME are you using?
Let us know. We're here to help.
Thanks,
Shivangi