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Historically, I've invoked Media Encoder from within Premiere Pro by hitting <CTL>M from within the timeline. This brings up the Export Settings dialog where I enter my settings and then click on Queue which launches Media Encoder and loads my project and settings into it ready for rendering at the click of the green arrow.
I received several CC updates the other day, and I think Media Encoder was among them. Since then, all of the above continues to work as usual except the last part. Once Media Encoder launches, there's nothing in the queue. I can add my project via the Add Source button, and render it, but that's an extra step and I'm not sure which of my export settings are coming over (I know the output file name isn't). Is anyone else having this problem? Any suggestions? Thanks.
PS - I posted this over on the Media Encoder forum a few days ago, but nobody's responded.
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Please make sure that both Premiere Pro and Media Encoder are up to date with the most recent versions.
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Premiere and MediaEncoder should both be 13.1.5, checking in their Help/About dialogs.
If they are and not working, sometimes closing the CC Desktop app then rebooting can help.
Neil
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Are you waiting enough time after send to AME? In some cases it takes a little time to reach to Queue.
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Hi there,
Sorry for the trouble. The issue could be with the Dynamic Link. For Dynamic link to work, the apps need to be updated to the same version. Is it happening with any specific sequence or is it with all of them? Also, please let us know the OS version and the exact app version for Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder that you are using.
Thanks,
NKush
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Media Encoder should have a Menu bar, with this option ...
If it doesn't I would suggest unintalling, rebooting, then reinstalling from the CC Desktop app.
Also, you can in Windows go to the program file, the full adobe mediaencoder.exe file, right-click, Properties, Details, and see the version numbers.
Neil
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> Properties, Details
No version shows up there (or under the Previous Versions tab):
I'll try the uninstall/reionstall route.
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Wow ... this is what the file Properties panel should look like ...
Neil
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Try changing the option so that both Premiere and Me run "as administrator" ...
Neil
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