Adobe Premiere (Media encode CS6)

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• Help! Problem exporting in Adobe Premiere & Media Encoder

  Hi guys,.

  I have a problem for which I do not find any solution on the web. I'm not a very experienced user of Premiere Pro. Maybe you can help me!

  I did a project using Adobe Premiere Pro.

  There is only a single sequence, but I have several clips that I want to export in this order as separate videos (see video 1, video 2, video 3 in the picture)

  

  The problem is that when I open Adobe Media Encoder, I opened the sequence and I export all the different clips, exported videos don't keep all the effects that I applied to the video (contrast and brightness, other adjustments of different image settings / effects etc.).

  So, I can automatically export all videos with Media Encoder, but with no correction of color or other adjustments. When I play the first sequence, everything looks good. When I export videos using Media Encoder, they have not all applied effects.

  If I export the sequence directly in first as a long video, it keeps the effects, but I get only a single video, and I need all export them separately.

  The only way it works is different sequences manually and export all of them at once. But I've got 200 of them. So it will take a lifetime

  I guess there is a smarter way to do it.

  Happened to you? Is this something that I'm not just doing?

  What should I do to keep all the effects that I apply when exporting Media Encoder?

  Is there another method I could use to correctly export all 200 videos in this order in addition to do it manually?

  Thank you!

  Are - what you happened to select items in the project Panel in Premiere Pro and SOUL queue?  You can export a timeline properly (select a timeline > menuFichier > export > media > Click 'Tail')?  The effects are only applied on the mounting elements, not media clip in the project Panel.

• are adobe cs6 yet and adobe media encoder cs6 are the same thing?

  are adobe cs6 yet and adobe media encoder cs6 are the same thing?

  # Still is a DVD application.   Adobe Media Encoder is an application for the export of Premiere Pro and After Effects and a desired format transcoding.

  You export using SOUL to mpeg2-DVD and send it to still make a DVD, for example.

• Adobe Media Encoder CS6 crashes when exit

  OS X 10.7.4

  Several types of materials

  Adobe Media Encoder CS6 from Adobe Production Premium CS6 as installed.  NOTE: CS6 has been installed under one user other than the user who is having accident of SOUL.

  Question:

  Open the SOUL.  Encode a file or do not encode a file because the final result is not serious.  Now quit SOUL (shortcut key or file-> exit).  SOUL, then crashes.  Keep in mind that no other program CS6 is affected in this way, just SOUL.

  I came across this problem weeks ago and found a solution that worked.  The fix was to remove one of the many many files adobe creates in your user folder.  The problem now is that I can't find that posting even where was the fix.

  I deleted this "mystery folder" we'll call it and then SOUL CS6 worked well.  The capture was that I had to redo the 'Adobe ID' together in BS sign and re-enter the serial number when I opened one of the other programs.

  Assumptions as to where this file would be so I can delete it again?  I was hoping that others may have run on this same question.  I'll keep looking for the correction and post it back here, if I finally find.

  Try going to "~ \Library\Preferences\Adobe\" and then delete the files 'Adobe Media Encoder' and 'Commons '.

  This put SOUL in default state and remove the media. Personalized presets will be deleted so make sure to save them.

• Adobe Media Encoder CS6 - startup crash

  I'm not able to start Adobe Media Encoder CS6 on Mac (Lion 10.7.3) - still, it attempts to load and gives me a "Adobe Media Encoder CS6 quit unexpectedly"

  This happens with a freshly installed Web & Design Suite AND on both of my Macs.

  I just reinstalled Flash CS6 to check - and no again, no chance to open it.

  Super boring! What can I do?

  Thank you

  Steffen Funke

  So, I was able to solve than this based on this (old) thread that deals with the same kind of problem under the CS5:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3975390

  In short: delete "Adobe Media Encoder" of your user preferences folder (/ Library/Preferences/Adobe Media Encoder).

  It will be recreated the next time you start.

  This was strange was, I need provide the admin password to delete the folder, even though i's in my user Prefs.

  This should not be the case and I suspect that's the reason of the accident (record rights issue, preventing Adobe Media Encoder writing it's own preferences folder)

  Hope this helps someone else.

• Conversion of image sequence Cineon LOG in Apple ProRes 4444 XQ in Media Encoder CS6

  Hello

  I have a sequence of images Cineon LOG I want to convert to Apple ProRes 4444 XQ, but I'm not sure of the procedure.

  I use Adobe Media Encoder CS6 on a Macbook Pro OS 10.11.2 2012.

  Could you please tell me how to on this subject?

  Also, I find that I don't have the ProRes 4444 XQ Preset codec in Media Encoder... Can I download it somewhere?

  Thank you

  Tiya

  
  

  The problem is resolved. Here's how:

  I bought ' Glue Tools Cineon / DPX Toolkit for Mac OS X and used it with Apple Compressor 4 on my Macbook Pro (2012) running El Capitan.

  I was able to convert Log Cineon sequences of images in ProRes 4444 XQ QuickTime movies.

  Some things to note:

  • After downloading the Toolkit, you must activate it from the system preferences panel and make sure that you select the correct Conversion settings in the Cineon / DPX icon (bottom of the system preferences panel).
  • Glue Tools also have a trial / demo for you to try Mode.
  • Currently, glue tools Cineon/DPX Toolkit (4.1.2936) supports only compressor 4, but can add features for the Media Encoder and other tools in the future.
  • Use "Import a file" compressor 4 and select the first file of the Cineon or DPX image sequence when you try to get the glue tools to read them. Do not use 'Import Image Sequence'.
  • Once you have written the ProRes 4444 XQ, you may still need to correct color, but Glue Tools has excellent support.

  Tiya

• Media Encoder CS6.0

  Hello

  I have a problem with Adobe Media Encoder CS6.0

  When the program opens a dialog error

  "Adobe Media Encoder has stopped working"

  can you tell me how I can solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Please hold down Ctrl + Alt + Shift (Windows) or command + Option + shift (Mac OS) while you launch SOUL.  This clears the SOUL preferences settings and can solve the problem.

• Media Encoder CS6 does not export to common formats such as. MOV. AVI. AIFF. WAV, etc.

  When I queue first CS6 exports, Media Encoder completely ignores custom export settings and chooses some default settings for any other system defined, which I did not choose first. In previous versions first would always pass the encoding parameters to the Media Encoder.

  Update: When I tried to import the settings customized in Adobe Media Encoder, I received an error message: "Preset could not be imported. Any exporter found for this preset. "Then I realized, that AEM doesn't even have a QuickTime export format! He has actually only 4 export formats: H.264 (MP4), FLV, F4V, and MP3. Then, when I accept an export with first with one of these 4 formats, then MEA queue. Something else - it just would not work! So wait - did I miss something, or I can't literally tail all other exports of common format with MEA? I need to work with MOV, AVI, AIFF, WAV etc files, which all are not accepted by the Media Encoder... Or am I missing something?

  This is ridiculous. I am become quite tired of first CS6 bundle - in 20 minutes, I found already 4 features diferent, who have worked in previous versions and not the work more in CS6

  I don't know how it worked in CS5.5 - everyone?

  In another thread, I found the solution! It's here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4503096

  1. open this file:

  On MAC: /Applications/Adobe Media Encoder CS6/Adobe Media Encoder CS6.app/Contents/Resources/txt/AddExporterList.txt

  On PC: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media encode CS6\txt\AddExporterList.txt

  2. the return to a different place.

  3. then remove it and paste this:

  # MediaCore Plugins

  # SOUL Plugins

  AudioWriter

  WinMediaWriter

  # SOUL Plugin Formats

  MPEG4

  H.264 Blu - ray

  4. Save and restart Media Encoder - voila! It worked for me and many others.

• Adobe first/Media Encoder CC Crash when exporting video for ~ 25 min (Mac)

  Specifications of the laptop:

  OS X Version of El Capitan 10.11.4

  2.5 GHz Intel Core i7 processor

  16 GB memory

  Iris Pro 1536 Intel graphics card

  Problem:

  Adobe Premiere and Media Encoder CC constantly crash when I try to export the sequence of a project which is roughly ~ 25 minutes in length, H.264.

  The effects are used throughout the project, but only the base dissolves and black-and-white/contrast effects. Images comes from several sources, but all of the same mp4 file and type frame rates. There are also several PNG files in the Assembly, including the one I used to "frame" the movie to make it look more like images from other sources. Yet once, nothing complicated, not even a long dissolve (dissolved all is literally 2/24 frames in length).

  Split the video into sections and exporting separately are no problem, even when comparing a relatively short section of 4 minutes for a much bigger and more focused on the effects of section 11 minutes. Needless to say, I really, really, really prefer does not export this video into sections. The intended destination is youtube, and I just want everything in an own mp4, not two 12-minute videos.

  After some digging, I found similar problems reported on these and others and was especially deplore the possibility that my power supply is not large enough to cope, but it's still very confused. My MacBook is not 'stop', and as far as I could see, the Iris Intel Pro should have been sufficient even without a graph 5100 graphics adapter Pro 5200 or; as in the past I've already exported MUCH larger files, ranging from 35 to 85 minutes.

  solved by downloading latest driver for Nvidia CUDA for Mac - really just a problem with the Mercury playback engine. Guess OpenCL was not simply cut to get the type of work I was doing.

  Here is a convenient link to the latest CUDA for Mac drivers for all who encounter similar problems with export in Adobe Premiere Pro Media Encoder CC or CC: drivers CUDA for MAC Archive | NVIDIA

• Download the Media Encoder cs6?

  Generally, Flash comes with media encode but my download of Flash CS 6 installed CS6 media Encoder and I need to create an FLV from Adobe stupidly deprecated format in future versions of Media Encoder. All the links that I have found so far to tell me I can't install Media Encoder because all I seem to be able to find is updates.

  Here is the link I found on the website: Adobe - Adobe Media Encoder: For Windows: Adobe Media Encoder for Windows 64-bit CS6.0.1

  Anyone know where is the original installer?

  There is no installer independent soul.

  reinstall your flash cs6 to reinstall soul cs6.

• Media Encoder CS6 not using all cores of CPU or RAM

  I currently exports a second video 90 (using the preset of 1080 p HD Vimeo), and it takes about 30 minutes. It is extremely odd that I have an i7 990 x OC'ed @4.5, 12 GB RAM, SSD, etc..

  I looked at the performance tab in Windows Task Manager and saw 4 wires were not used at all, only 20 to 25% of the CPU has been used and only 6GB on the 9 GB I've specified is used.

  Why the Media Encoder is not take full advantage of my CPU and RAM?

  

  After playing with it a bit more, it seems that the problem is with the new layer of Adobe Premiere Pro setting.

  Initially, I had an adjustment layer sitting in my whole 90 seconds of video with the effect of the USM in it. It took 30 minutes to render.

  A test, I deleted the adjustment layer and applied USM to each individual element in the second sequence 90. This reduction in the time of rendering in two and the Media Encoder has finished the video in a little less than 15 minutes.

• Update doesn't have Adobe Media Encoder CS6 6.0.2 Update Installation failed. Error code: U44M1P7

  MacBook Pro

  Software  OS X 10.9.1 (B 13, 42)

  See if the following documents will help you:

  U44M1P7 - updates:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/error-u44m1p7-installing-updates-CCM.html

  U44M1P7, U44M2P7 - CC help / cannot apply the extensions 6.0.2 update manager | Mac OS:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/unable-apply-Extension-Manager-Update.html

• Export of media in Premiere Pro CS6 ONLY produces an Audio file in Media Encoder

  First of all, all the System Info:

  Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1

  Intel HD Graphics 3000 graphics card

  I use the first Pro CS6 Version 6.0.5 (001 (MC: 264587)) «Mighty Kilt»

  Version 6.0.3.1 (64-bit) Adobe Media Encoder cs6

  Other Adobe applications: AIR, creative cloud, Download Assistant, Encore CS6 Library, 12 ActiveX of Flash Player, Flash Player Plugin from 12, Manager help, Premiere Pro CS6, Premiere Pro CS6 functional Content, reader XI

  I ran on Premiere Pro and Media Encoder updates and everything is up-to-date

  I produce a two disc double layer DVD for 100 families of my sons of fanfare.

  I have half an hour "masterpiece" of interviews, segments of performance, rehearsal sequences, credits, etc. that I edited complete set with sound, etc.

  I also have various other video segments of the season, a high quality (1920 x 1080) and a decline in quality.

  Rather than import in yet and have yet to transcode all the same quality, I wanted to make sure the piece of half an hour and some other segments were transcoded in highest possible quality and given the large size of the files that I could and then transcode other segments at lower levels of quality as it is necessary so all the space on the disks.

  The company I use to duplicate/replicate the 100 DVDs of my DVD Master advised me to encode them FIRST in Premiere Pro as you wish and THEN import these files into yet.

  I used Adobe Media encode a lot to export the individual segments in the files, I could upload it to Youtube and have had no problems for several months.

  But now, two things happen:

  (1) SOUL automatically designates the file 'exit' with an extension .aac (see table)

  (2) when I do a file "import under" soul encoded in still won't load an audio file (obviously)

  Huh?

  Here are the settings I use in my export media dialog in Premiere Pro CS6:

  Format: MPEG2-DVD

  Screening: NTSC widescreen high quality

  Out of name (and the file type): _ name with like kind of video Files (*.mpg) «»

  Boxes to "Export video" so much "Export Audio" is checked (see attached screen print)

  The filters tab: on the left as is, don't do anything here

  Multiplexer tab:

  • Click on the button "DVD" (vs. the "None" button)
  • Bitrate type: left as Variable that matches what is selected by default

  Video tab:

  • Codec: Reads MainConcept MPEG video
  • Quality: increase it up to 5
  • TV standard: NTSC
  • Frame rate: 29.97
  • Field order: no (progressive)
  • Pixel Aspect ratio: screen 16:9 wide
  • Go to maximum depth box checked
  • Encoding Bitrate: I choose CBR for my high quality segments and VBR 2 pass for my segments of lower quality
  • Bitrate: kick up to max to high quality segments, adjust as required to obtain the size of the file that I want for my lower segments of quality

  Audio tab:

  • Audio format: Dolby Digital
  • Codec: Dolby Digital
  • Bitrate: 320 at least, sometimes higher for segments, I want to be the highest quality

  I check the box of "quality to make Maximum usage.

  I chose 'Tail' for everything and then let it run all night

  And Yes, the original media has TWO a video track and audio track that works (see screenshot)

  So... What am I doing wrong, useful experts?

  A - ha! MPEG2 export formats missing in the SOUL is the key to the riddle. You have a license problem, possibly the one discussed here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4401451.

  I'm not familiar with this issue and has not taken the time to read the pages that links Todd to-instead, I wanted to get the link for you as soon as POSSIBLE. If you have a problem directly solving the problem, I see two immediate options: 1) encode "in-process" by Premiere Pro by clicking 'Export' in the dialog box export settings (as opposed to the queue, which of course sends the job of the SOUL), or 2) to install the trial version of CC (aka 7.x).

• Adobe CS6 Media Encoder 4K video encoding

  When Adobe CS6 media encoder will be upgraded to treat 4K video, or code in h.265?

  There will be no change to Adobe Media Encoder CS6 (6.0). It is a version that is several versions behind the latest version, Adobe Media Encoder CC 20141 (8.1).

  With regard to the changes made to the current version:

  You can make requests of features here.

• Sequel to SOUL 64 Bit Media Encoder, Windows 8.1, Production Premium CS6.  Difficulty

  I recently upgraded to Windows 8.1 and loaded my suite Production Premium CS6. But only 32 bit Media Encoder charge when I come to export from Prem Pro. Therefore?, the CPU is only useful to 12%, with a 3.4 ghz I7 when rendering of a movie to export and to think these are very slow! I tried a 3rd party encoder and the CPU util sitting on 100% of all hearts. How can I fix it?

  Sort, this is a problem and have found a response on another thread, it's because Prem Pro 64-Bit is the 32-bit SOUL, then the answer is to create a 64-bit SOUL shortcut, rename it to look like the actual program and drop the shortcut in the directory of 64-bit pro Prem. To be more precise, you must create a shortcut from the directory C:\program files\adobe\adobe media encoder cs6 CS6, copy to C:\program files\adobe\adobe first pro cs6 after renaming the shortcut Adobe Media Encoder. Given the c:\program files is where are the 64-bit versions of the Adobe Suite and Adobe Premiere CS6 64 bit was previously loading SOUL of the C:\program (x 86) \Adobe Media Encoder, which is the 32-bit version.