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• How can I make the export in Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015 format MXF 25 Pal 720 x 576, in CS6 is possible!

  How can I do for export in Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015 MXF 25 Pal 720 x 576 format?

  CS6 is possible!

  Hi Ser VOC,

  Here's how you can do:

  

  Under Format, select MXF OP1a and fewer Preset: DV PAL 25.

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Export Source 24 Bit WAV as float 32 bits before the conversion in Adobe Media Encoder?

  Hello

  I am exporting movies from After Effects as .avi and I was wondering what I need to do to preserve my audio is close to the source as possible. My audio file of the source is 24 - bit / 48K. I use Adobe Media Encoder to encode audio/video like YouTube Widescreen HD but since After Effects doesn't offer 24-bit export, should I export as a 32-bit float? And is that going to change my audio somehow before moving to Adobe Media Encoder?

  I've read about it on some different forums, but am still not not clear about this...

  Thank you

  Henry

  Sorry, but you've made a fundamental mistake - a non-standard rate.  That's a no-no.  A big.  You will have to use a standard frame rate and come up with another way to get things to work.  You'll foolin' with frame rates.

• Media Encoder 6.0.3: Cannot read from the source

  Hello!

  I use first and Media Encoder in tandem for a while now for a big project, but since last week, something screwed up and I can't the Media Encoder export more. Whenever I try to encode with Media Encoder, he trying to conect on the dynamic link server, then fails to do so, and shows the error in the title. And since I can't encode directly in first (it simply doesn't want to, but that is not new), this means that my project is on hold until the problem is resolved...

  I googled my problem and find solutions. I tried to create shortcuts to the first in the dynamiclink and Keyfiles/dynamiclink folder, but that did not work.

  I uninstalled and reinstalled CS6 twice (the second time with the CC Cleaner from Adobe provides to clean after you have uninstalled the CS6), but nothing has changed.

  I tried to unlock it the permissions for the folders of my project, but that has not helped to solve my problem.

  Now I'm out of ideas, so I post here, hoping for an answer. I'm pretty sure that the problem is the dynamic with the first link, as the link between the first and After Effects does not either (although it is not related to the works of creation although, after effects can bind with Media Encoder, but don't want first. The file is always transferred to the Media Encoder, but it cannot start the encoding).

  I already had CS5.5 on my computer (and maybe CS4, but I don't remember), but I'm pretty sure all of them are all deleted now, with CC Cleaner and everything.

  I should mention that I use these software as part of the Master CS6 Collection (everything is up-to-date according to the application Manager) on Windows 7 x 64 hardware

  Update: I created a new account on my computer to test if the problem persists. And surprisingly, it does not... I am able to use the dynamic link correctly, and everything is running.

  It works as a workaround for now, but I seriously want to solve the problem on my main account. If something is wrong on my main account. I checked my firewall, but that seems very well (no results even when my firewall is disabled).

  I should mention that use Media Encoder path to associate the first has in it's non-ASCII characters (like é, é, etc.). Could this be the cause? If so, how can I change this path? (currently at the user //AppData/Local/Temp). Is there an option or even an environment variable for this?

  I also noticed that the file created for the cache on my main account is slightly lower than that on my test account (749 KB on main) and 778 kb on test. This should be the same file, so the weight should be the same... What is a kind of corruption that prevents dynamic links to work?

• Why keep MXF OP1a export fails?

  Hey geniuses! Got a puzzle for you brain game. I'm trying to export our first episode of graveyard Carz by using the network card: MXF OP1a XAVC I Class300 QFHD 50 p.

  This is the error I get inside media encoder:

  Movie compilation error.

  Import error

  Importer returned wrong result.

  Writing with the exporter: MXF OP1a

  Writing to the file: X:\S06_GRAVEYARD_CARZ\06_DELIVERY\FINAL UHD RENDERS\EPISODE_01\GYC_S06_E01_160709.mxf

  Around the time code: 00:00:21:20 - 00:00:21:24

  Reading with the importer: CFHD_MOV_Importer

  Reading file: X:\S06_GRAVEYARD_CARZ\02_ASSETS\1. PROGRAM GRAPHICS\LOWERTHIRDS\MARK WORMAN.mov

  Reading file type: MooV

  Rendering at offset: 21,400 seconds

  Component: CFHD_MOV_Importer of importing type

  Selector: 47

  Error code: 2

  According to the approximate time code that it fails, we have a lowerthird pre-rendered placed on top of the timeline. It is made with Cineform 4444 for alpha.

  My system:

  HP Z820 with 2 x E5-2670, 64 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 960, Windows Professional 10.

  All content source existing on the network fed by the little tree drive and is related to my system with a 10 Gbit Ethernet Adapter.

  And for the sake of clarity, this issue took place in the market. For example, two days ago, we were able to make the episode without any problem. This morning, fails every time in the same place.

  This happens if I mercury software read-only or if I use the GPU support.

  It also happens if I return on first or if I do inside Media Encoder.

  Finally, don't know if it's related, yesterday, first stopped to read some of my Quicktime rendered using PNG. He said that they did not have the audio or video stream. Quicktime reinstalling does not fix the problem. And cleaning of data bases and the cache has not solved the problem either. Strangely, Adobe After Effect could read and I re-renderings using Cineform and they charge very well.

  Hope you guys have answers. Thank you very much for your time.

  Seems that the problem has been resolved.

  It turns out that earlier I have had emptied my cache of media, first had not yet finished create new cache files and therefore could not make files that had no cache files created, causing Media Encoder crashing.

  Now that the media has be cached, it seems to be very well made.

  It is a real disappointment that I had to wait two hours for the cache of media fill.

• 'Error compilation film unknown error' made or export in first or Media Encoder or

  Hi all

  I'll have made troubled and the export of which certainly is a sequence quite complex 2.5 hours of first CC 2015 and Media Encoder. I'll describe the problem, then provide my card, then describe my attempts so far solutions:

  1. The problem: try to make my outside sequence gives the error "error compiling Movie. Unkown Error"at irregular intervals, sometimes after 10 seconds and sometimes after 10 minutes of rendering. It occurs also when rendering of three subsequences that he content and when expporting media first or Media Encoder.
  2. My specs:
     

     Material - I am on Windows 10 x 64-bit on a desktop computer custom built with MSI AM3 + configuration motherboard with an AMD FX6350 3.9 GHz processor, 16 GB of RAM and a 2 GB AMD Radeon R9 380 graphics card, all current drivers.

     Software - creation and Media Encoder are defined to use the reading Mercury (GPU acceleration) engine and the composite linear color, and are both set to update to version updated for release 2015 CC.
     Sequence - I'm editing in square pixels of 1080 p AVCHD, 29.97 frames/second, 48000 Hz sampling frequency, using the only i-Frame MPEG video previews. My sequence has three subsequences, all of them contain a multicam pulling three video sources synchronized sequence (it is a composite event that was recorded live). I export in H.264 MP4 @ 10-12 Mbps with 'Match sequence settings' for the framerate, bitrate and size of the image.

  3. My attempted Solutions: , I started with the basics... Clear your cache of media, delete make files and files video preview, flatten your blocking sequences, export each subsequence individually, create a new project and import the old sequences, all this, trying to render and export between each of these steps. Frankly, I'm bad-shot in the gut. I desperately need to export this sequence successfully and there deliver my video to an audience online and from there, also create versions for DVD and Blu - Ray.

  I'm just wishing so bad for an error code, a clip defective to be identified somewhere, an Executive responsible for headaches, something. Something besides, 'film compilation error. Unknown error. »

  Grateful for any help offered by the community of users of wonderful to Adobe Premiere Pro.

  Hi Nathan,

  Sorry for your troubles. Looks like you have a sequence that should be able to be exported, but can't. To add to your frustration, the warning dialog box has no clue as to what is the error. With what is happening at random intervals, it is really difficult to solve.

  For the latter, the next release of Premiere Pro's warnings more explicit. This update is coming soon. In the meantime, let's work on the export of this sequence.

  Firstly, log a case with support. Here are the details on how to contact them.

  The first thing to look at is your system, I would say. It looks up to the requirements of the standard, however, it is quite a long sequence. If you have lots of GPU based effects and/or Lumetri effects, your VRAM might be out of memory, cancelling export and crashing with error compilation Movie.

  If it was me, my prime suspect. How do you work around that? Avoiding the GPU? In fact, Yes. It will take time for export, most certainly. This could take days. Not much you can do, unfortunately, unless you muscle your hardware. Currently, my guess is that your GPU is probably not powerful enough for what you want to do. In the project settings > general switch to software only.

  Can you avoid this in the future? Yes, with a different workflow what smart favours rendered instead of make or export at the same time with GPU based effects.

  This means that you'd have to transcode the AVCHD video to a codec chip to make and restore the effects along the way in this same codec. At the time wherever you export, you are not typing the GPU because you use files preview instead.

  Info: FAQ: how to speed up making, export or encoding?

  Thank you
  Kevin

• Adobe Media Encoder will not support HEVC suddenly

  So I dig the 2015 CC media programs now since the launch, but SpeedGrade had problems and now suddenly Media Encoder problems for me also, it used to support the HEVC/H.265 very well a few weeks ago, but now he usually work any more after I have updated to update to the latest version Premiere Pro is in the latest version and supports the HEVC codec very well but Media Encoder refuses to support it, I also don't have MXF OP1 wrapping it with XAVC and AVC codecs.

  Someone has an idea, what happens? I tried to uninstall and reinstall the program, but it keeps installing the latest version, so I tried the standalone version of it using the first version of the Media Encoder and it still doesn't work. What happens here?

  The program gives me the following message every time I try to export a source HEVC project. This file requires the HEVC codec

  Hi SMGJohn_EU,

  It seems to be question of license. Can please check "reset you license information" in this article.

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Media encode CC Crash

  That's what I use:

  • iMac (end 2013)
    • 3.5 GHz i7 cpu
    • 32 GB of ram
    • 2 GB NVIDIA graphics card
  • OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
  • Suite Adobe CC (all programs fully updated)
  • Handler application Adobe creative cloud (completely up to date)

  So I made a very long video in first Pro CC.

  The timeline stops at the 2 hours 47 minutes. So it's really a long video!

  When I try it in Media Encoder, it gets to halfway (about) and then crashes. Sometimes even break (restart) the Mac set.

  The specifications for video are 1920 x 1080 25 fps.

  I'm looking to go out to the MP4 H.264 (so I can then upload to YouTube *)... and I have been using Media Encoder preset 'H.264 - Match Source - broadband'.

  I have tried just about every other files export presets (Animation MOV, ProRes etc.) but still the same accident.

  I thought that the film could be the problem. The timeline consists of approximately 6 cut video files, and they are all MP4.

  So, I even re-encoded each of these movie clips in the handbrake to convert them all to 'clean up' the MP4 files. But I still get the same crash.

  On the 'preferences' of Media Encoder, Premiere Pro and After Effects, the 'RAM reserved for other applications' is default (6 GB). Not sure if this is the problem?

  Or I get this accident because the video is just too long? Perhaps Media Encoder has a limit of 2 hours or something?

  Or is my Mac of overheating for some reason any?

  I've already searched online for similar problems, but found nothing.

  And I know that one of the typical answers is 'Try to update your software to the latest', but I assure you that I already have.

  * YouTube has a download limit of 128 GB/11 hours.

  Kind regards

  Josh

  Here are a couple more things you can try.

  -Disable an option "Import sequences in native mode" in the preferences of the SOUL > General.

  -Encode directly into Premiere Pro, instead of coding in the SOUL.

• No option to convert files to FLV format in Media Encoder?

  I'm working on Lesson 7 in Flash Professional CC Classroom in a Book.  When I needed to convert video files into FLV files there was no option available in Adobe Media Encoder.  I was able to work around this problem by using format: H264 and pre-set: Match source broadband, but not I have encounter the problem again during the incorporation of the video of the polar bear.  I can't integrate without converting the file to a FLV file.  What should I do?

  Please see this post to answer these questions: remove the features of export FLV and F4V of Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects and Premiere Pro

• MXF op1a adds black bar in the lower third of the screen

  Hi guys,.

  has anyone encountered this problem?

  Coding in pretty much any OP1a MXF of HD will make a black extra bar for no reason to my files, during the encoding on the preview window, this bar is not there. I installed Media Encoder like 3 times and removed the preferences but still have the same question.

  I did only need go to XDCAM HD 50 50i @ 25 FPS PAL

  See you soon

  The number of cores CPU do you have? We recently discovered a problem where systems with more than 32 cores can cause this problem. How to test if this is your problem is to lower the number of processors in your system will use.

  1. open msconfig and click on the Startup tab

  2. click on the Advanced button

  3. set the number of processors on a lower number - I would say 24 as a starting value

  4. click OK and apply your changes

  5 restart your system and try the export

  If the problem goes away, then this is the solution to the issue. We invest things on our side and we hope it is resolved in a future release.

• Export MXF OP1a with XDCAM HD 422 codec 1080i50

  Hello

  I use CC first and I want to export a movie as a wrapper MXF OP1a with 1080i50 XDCAM HD 422 Codec. I choose the XDCAM codec when I want to export is to one. MOV, but when I select the format MXF OP1a is does not appear in the list of codecs. Is there a way to do this in the first or Adobe Media Encoder, or what I have to come up with a workaround?

  Stuff/XDCAM MXF is somewhat alien to me, but I think that's maybe what you are looking for (?):

  Format: MXF OP1a

  Video Codec: XDCAM HD 50 NTSC (4:2:2)

  Command field: First superior

  It is an XDCAM HD 4:2:2 codec which automatically exports in 1920 x 1080 and with the order of the fields in superior first, it should be interlaced.

  Oh and I assumed that NTSC, but you would have wanted the PAL version of the video Codec.

• Media encode/first Question Pro!

  Hey guys, first post here, been with Premiere Pro and the CC for a few years now.  I've never had this issue before and I wonder if it's my source material, so this is.

  First, I turn to a studio of local access TV show.  I've shot tons of things before, but with my cameras and equip, now I use their cameras that are not SD card or anything of the sort, they are connected to the system that create a RAW .mov file.  This RAW .mov file will show video and play audio if I'm watching it via VLC, but does not display any video in Premiere pro, once I import it into.  I thought Media Encoder would take care of it, but see in Media Encoder video black screen in media encode in the screen preview and once completed.  The original material is not good but that shouldn't matter and give as much information as possible, the cameras there are more than ten years.

  The .mov RAW file's Video bitrate audio and 26318 Kbps to 1536 kbps 48 kHz.  The computer I use is an Intel Core i7 - 4770 K CPU

  @3. 5 GHz with 16 GB of RAM.  I still use windows 7 64-bit on this system.  Now, I tried the same thing on my computer edition laptop and the same results.  The laptop is completely up-to-date for Premiere Pro and Media Encoder also.

  I'm waiting for the tech guy from the studio back to me, but it is not today and I should be changing this!  Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?  I've been googling and check the codecs to see how I can solve this problem, but nothing I've tried up to now does not work.  Soon, I can reinstall just the whole thing (my internet is very slow so been avoiding that, will have to do it while I SLEEP).  Thank you for your time and your advice!

  See if https://handbrake.fr/ open source converter/transcoder converts to something, that you can edit

• Media Encoder cc2015.3 No. YouTube SETTINGS?

  I went to try to use the preset for encoding of YouTube, and they are gone. They went? Can I go back to the old version? I don't have time to wait!

  Hi richarda,.

  They are always there. Follow these steps:

  (1) choose H.264 in your export format

  

  2) click on 'Match Source - broadband' to bring up the export settings dialog box. Click on the drop down preset menu, then choose your preset for YouTube.

  

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Adobe Media Encoder - General encoding problem

  I've just updated yesterday first and Adobe Media Encoder and experiencing major issues with the SOUL.

  In short, I'm trying to convert a video into ProRes 1920 x 1080 for a H264 for web, something I've done a thousand times. Although, I can't start the queue. When I click the 'green' or press 'return' nothing happens...

  I tried other source files, adjusted the format/screening/way out to many different settings/paths and restarted my computer several times and the software... Yet, I still cannot start the queue with ANY file/setting.

  I use first and SOUL for over 4 years now and have never had a problem like this... Help!

  End of 2013 MacPro

  It seems that your preferences has been corrupted somehow. Could share you with us?

  They are located in the folder "Documents/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder.

  If you delete this folder, this problem should be resolved for you.

• I can work on after effects being coded by best practices and Media Encoder file

  I just found out that after effects files can be returned outside the program using the media encoder.  I had been made in after effects of .mov, then open the file in photoshop to render the .mov to a mp4.  Not the process faster, but it worked.  If I use media encoder to make my legacy model would still be able to work in AfterEffects and edit and save the file rendered in media encoding, or it is locked?  I hear also the media encoder is slower than the after effects encoder.  What are the best practices for a comp sequelae which makes a mp4 (h264)?  Thank you...

  Depending on what you do the SOUL can be slower than using index rendering, but that's the only thing that you must use to make H.264 files.

  When you send a model to the SOUL a virtual copy of this composition that is the source for this rendering. You can continue to work on the same computer and additional changes but if you want these changes appears you will need to send this model to the SOUL again after making the changes.

  Almost without exception, I'm working on plans not and certainly never movies sequences in After Effects. My average computer is probably seven seconds, my average film is probably 30 minutes so I use AE to work on plans for effects which cannot be treated in my NLE. I almost always send a model to the SOUL to render a h.264 or a suitable production master, or both, and then I continue working in AE because I can't afford to wait for a rendering time. On almost all of it is the more efficient workflow.