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Updated to Media Encoder 22.4 , now I cannot "interpret footage" (120fps proxy workflow)

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May 11, 2022
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As my subject line says, I updated to 22.4 and now I do not have the option to "Interpret Footage" (it's greyed out) after I send my footage from Premiere Pro to Media Encoder. If you aren't familiar with the 120FPS workaround, I interpret 120fps footage to 23.976 in PP and in ME so I avoid the 60fps issue. I have now downgraded to (22.3.1) until there is a solution. Really hurts my workflow.

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Correct answer Zvoss

Unfortantely, I cannot.

Just downloaded the update yesterday and the fix seems to be working great. Thanks @Fergus H

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Brantzen 5C2B

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Yeah I am having the the same problem and its really frustrating.

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Wytse5ECC

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Same here.

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CullenK

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Same issue here! Interpret footage is greyed out when sent from Premier Pro. Thanks for the work around here! The proxy creation process needs to get easier overall in my opinion. It's been clunky for a number of years now. Adobe, please fix!

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mpw-pdx

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Having the same issue. Thanks for the workaround, Maik. Adobe, please fix this asap!

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alexanderschmidt

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Same here. Maybe the issue should better be reported at uservoice?

AnderKazmerski

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I don't know what you mean by "reported at uservoice" but if you think there is a better place for us to post this issue to get a response from someone who can fix it, please do it or post a link to it. Thanks!

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Jayke5E7CAuthor

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@AnderKazmerski wrote:
I don't know what you mean by "reported at uservoice" but if you think there is a better place for us to post this issue to get a response from someone who can fix it, please do it or post a link to it. Thanks!

I already have posted to uservoice, I didn't know there was a seperate option for submitting bug reports to Adobe but this looks like it goes right to them. https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/

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waysandmeans

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Hi everyone. Following the update I too cannot interpret footage in Media Encoder. Thank you for the workaround - but this will not work in the long run.

AnderKazmerski

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I have the same issue, and I also agree that it's a huge pain. We pay too much for this service for this workaround to even be needed but now that it doesn't even work... useless. Please, please fix this ASAP, Adobe. I'm leaning closer and closer to using another editing service each day.

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Wytse5ECC

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Me too.

Maik Selbmann

Participating Frequently

I have the same issue. But it happened only with footage send from Premiere Pro. If you import the footage directly in Media Encoder the optikon "Interpret Footage" is not greyed out. After this you can attach the proxies manually. I know it's a very complicated workaround, but for now ok.

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Brantzen 5C2B

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I followed this and now I am trying to attach the proxies manually, but its only letting me attach them one by one. Is this how you had to do it or is there a fast way??

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CullenK

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I was able to highlight all my clips in Premiere and then connect proxies. At that point it only got me to find and select one of them but after that Premiere seemed to be smart enough to grab the rest and attach them as well. Worth mentioning that the proxy names were the exact same as the clip names - just different codec. Hope that helps!

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