Rendering Timeline Video Photoshop CC

[XOathletics]

I am currently stuck with rendering a Video from my Photoshop CC Timeline.  The Save as Web function leaves with with a .gif that is too fuzzy.  When I try to render, my only option is to export still frames into a folder - the Adobe Media Encoder is greyed out.  What is the best way to get a usable video from my timeline?  Downloading Adobe Media Encoder or accessing the still frames in another program and then rendering?

Thank you!

Melissa Cassady

[MeloonCakeKatie]

Save your project as PSD file first. Then open premiere and try to import it there.

[Dan Rodney · Accepted solution]

It sounds like you might have a Frame Animation instead of a Video Animation. In the Timeline panel menu (top right of panel) choose Convert to Video Timeline). Then File > Export > Render Video will let you use the Adobe Media Encoder option.

[MeloonCakeKatie]

I've heard some folks have problems with rendering via AME. Their video turns up in grayscale. Any ideas why?

[francisco123123]

I did what he said and it still doesn't work for me :c

[moshmosh007]

same problem i have a mac with Mojave,32GB ram , . it look  like a bug, i consider installing previous PS version.. anyone?

[polUP3]

Did you fix it? I've the same problem.

Thnaks for a reply

[moshmosh007]

i had to install trail version of Premiere pro and Media encoder (which i don’t need and without licence).

god know why, but it solved it.

for all the bugs in Adobe suite i have installed 2 PS (19+20), 3 Bridge (2017,2019, 2020) , 1 premier with no licence, 1 media encoder without licence. its a shame but its solved the problems.

if someone knows the development ppl- please Tag them!!