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• Rendering text solid composition layer after effects CC 2015 in Media Encoder produces jagged edges

  Make a layer of solid text in AE publication in Media Encoder product crenellated edges (really, really jagged, artifacts not only) on the text layer when 1280 Vimeo HD rendering:

  • Solid with the text layer, on the best quality switch
  • Composition of EI is imported on Media Encoder
  • 24 fps, 1280 x 780 Source Comp rendered using Vimeo 720 p

  After Effects:

  

  Media encode Vimeo 720 p:

  

  This looks much more than H.264 compression artifacts.  Any ideas why the text could be made so differently/badly in Media Encoder?

  So, it looks like a bug with the race on text rendering in Media Encoder:

  • OSX
  • After Effects 2015.0.1, build 13.5.1.48
  • Media Encoder 2015.0.1, build 9.0.1.29

  The text in red in the above examples has a white line (i.e. outline) applied with defined race "fill line".  Withdrawal of the race and redisplay in Media encode appears to render text smoothly, albeit without the trait, I wanted to actually on this subject.

• 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.

• Questions of linear workflow with Media Encoder CC 2014

  I use after effects CC 2014 and doesn't seem to be the option the most export through AE to H264. There was formerly a button in the preferences to allow obsolete codecs... not there more with CC 2014. Then... I added my renders in Media Encoder. The problem is that it does not calculate my project working in linear Workflow so all my renders are very dark and evil.

  Someone at - he found a work around for this? is there a Media Encoder button that I need to put on for linear workflow?

  I have usually make an intermediate file without loss of AE render queue and then use that file in Adobe Media Encoder.

  I did it for years.

  I have never cared for After Effects h.264 encoder and was happy to see it go. I'd rather the AE team focus their limited resources on the program of work well and let the Media Encoder team working on the best way to code something.

  Here's a post on using Adobe Media Encoder to create H.264, MPEG-2 and WMV videos get out of After Effects

• How to create a DVD with Media Encoder? Thank you!

  How to create a DVD with Media Encoder? Thank you!

  Export to mpeg2-DVD and use a design program like still to create DVD compatible files to burn to DVD.

• Audio bug when rendering with SOUL?

  2016, I have this problem since the last update now.

  but only if I use the Media Encoder!

  It's horrible, I can not export anything, without the sound spassing out at the end.

  I have to export all with after effects own rendering engine.

  PLS HELP!

  This problem is fixed in update fixes after effects CC 2015.3 (13.8.1). This update, available now, can be installed by using the creative Office Cloud app, or by choosing Help > updates within any Adobe application.

• Video final horrible quality in CS6 after effects when rendering a 1920 x 1080 video in H.264 format

  I use After Effects CS6 on my Macbook Pro for over a year now without any problems. However, today when I exported a video would be rendered in 1920 x 1080 p H.264 format, I had the worst quality video I've ever seen. I filmed my video files in 1920x1080p (as usual) and I clicked on the same buttons as I usually do to export a video, but each HQ video I try to export is horrible. I didn't click on the crazy buttons or anything out of the ordinary.

  I always export a video following this sequence:

  File > export > add to render queue > Lossless > H.264 (format quality) > video output (make sure it is checked) > audio output (make sure it is checked) > OK > out of office

  My rendering parameters are still defined as "best settings", including the resolution 'full' and 'better' quality.

  Now, when I click on H.264, an "incompatibility of parameters" appears and says:

  "WARNING: output file will be resized 1920 x 1080 (1.00 BY) 320 x 1080 (BY 6,00) to meet the constraints of format."

  The quality of rendering and playback quality in After Effects is great, but once the video is exported, it's horrible.

  Help, please? I have I need to meet deadlines!

  Use the H.264 encoding presets in Adobe Media Encoder.

  H.264 in After Effects export functions have been removed in later versions due to many problems.

• Color correction/effects when working with long clips

  Hello

  First time poster!

  I am a beginner with Adobe Premiere Pro 5.5. I use it now to make a color correction on DVD badly produced in my movie collection! I was wondering if it is possible by effects of correction of color on a clip if you apply different effects to different parts of a clip. For example - at the beginning of a clip, the scene is really promising, but some 30 minutes later, the clip is really dark. Is it possible to darken the beginning and lighten the end? How you people would have a situation like this? You edit the movie down to the smaller pieces? If so, how would you use for that?

  Thanks for the help!

  Howard

  Howard,

  Welcome to the forum.

  As well as the suggestion of Jon-M-Spear (the one I use most often too), many effects can be touch-ups, so that they change over time. However, it takes some time and may require a lot of violin.

  If you have a long Clip and know that you will later add the same set of effects, but just with different attributes, you can do two things, and rely on Jon - M method:

  • You can create a preset effect and apply to all of your Cup, let's call them "subclips," Although this term has other meanings, so be careful when using it. Then apply this preset to all subclips. Then, tweak each application of the Preset, as is necessary for the individual subclip.
  • Similarly, you can apply all the necessary effects to the first of your subclips, tweak for her, as is necessary, then Rt-click on it, choosing copy. Now select the rest of the subclips, you want to apply this set of effects, Rt-click on it, select the attributes of the dough and then adjust, as necessary.
  • A variation on the above would be to apply effects to the origianal Clip and THEN make cuts. Go back and modify each individual subclip.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• 10 x slower with media encode that Premiere pro direct export of rendering

  We use CS5 (use Adobe since 2004). I opened a sequence (published in first without length fantasy effect - it just open title & title closing - 4 minutes). It's HDV so nothing special or out of the ordinary.

  If I turn the sequence by clicking on FILE = > EXPORT = > MEDIA and export in this way it will take about 1 minute to make the file.

  If I close first and open Media Encoder and import the same sequence and return with exactly the same settings, it will take 10 or 11 minutes to render.

  I tried the most obvious areas such as closing all other programs and only opening media encoder, as well as ensure that the allocation of RAM is the same for media encode, but nothing seems to restore Media Encoder at the same speed.

  No matter what video format is on the entry or export... media encoding is always much slower.

  Why Media Encoder takes much longer to make?

  You have a CUDA card that can run hardware MPE?  You're upgrading scaling and deinterlacing of video on export?  You have a maximum quality made verified?

  If you answered Yes to all 3 questions, then this is the answer to your question.  SOUL CS5 uses the MPE software for certain operations (such as scaling and deinterlacing) even if the MPE material is available.  Direct export of the Pr use an MPE material for these same operations.

  -Jeff

• Serving images while making the project After Effects with Media Encoder?

  SOOOOO.

  I went with SPECIFIC anti-aliasing on vector files.

  This causes rendering to crash if I do not purge every image.

  IF

  I want to make in the background using Media Encoder,

  PEUT

  I get to purge all images too?

  Does it not follow the project settings?

  Or is it a different preference in Media Encoder?

  Thank you

  TRIS

  As a process dynamic link, rendering SOUL does not allow for such deceptions. Eitehr it works or it's not. Only AErender and AE itself obey this setting particular pref. If you are simply interested in the rendering of BG, consider buying the BGRender of AEScripts script.

  Mylenium

• Alpha out with Media Encoder

  Hallo

  I would use the "Export to Adobe Media Encoder" command in After Effects to send a demo of an Alpha channel for be coded in the Media Encoder, but this workflow does not support Alpha channels, or am I missing something? I use CC2014

  Help, please

  Nick

  You want alpha RIGHT in almost all cases. Avid, FCP, organization, AE and any other composition or editing app I've ever used prefer straight alphas.

  Create a custom template that is using, for example, QuickTime JPEG2000 and choose 32-bit like that.

  

  You'll find yourself with a straight alpha QT which will work properly in any application. If you multiplied before, then you must use the mark to make and to beware of the edges when compositing.

  Here is the result to make test in AE. Note the file interpretation and transparency.

  

  BTW, you can save the preset (I did it) and use it at any time by setting the preferences of the SOUL.

• Video error setting DirectShow with Media Encoder

  I have a software named Swift with which I create subtitles for various clients.  I have a client, however, whose videos regularly give me an error message of the following type (when I try to load them): "impossible to define DirectShow Protocol."   My question is: can I use Media Encoder to export a version of the video that will not give me this error message?  So far, the answer appears to be 'no,' because I exported the original mov file as an avi and a mp4 and two videos gave me the same error message.  But there seems to be a lot of options in Media Encoder, I thought that perhaps a combination of these options can output a video that works in fact for me (who wouldn't give me a piece of error message "DirectShow" Protocol).

  Any ideas how (or if) I can use Media Encoder to create a version without video problems?

  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: For some reason, the same Swift software on another computer usually seems to load the videos without problem.  I can't solve this because Swift is telling me that their product is not licensed for Windows 10, both of my computers using.

  I think I answered my own question.  I've exported the problem as a wmv file and that wmv seems to work very well.

  Brian

• Transcode files to DNxHD with Media Encoder 6 .mov

  I want to transcode .mov files (H.264 shot on Canon 5 d Mark III) to 175 in Avid DNxHD for editing. I know that later versions of Media Encoder allow to transcode at DNx. Y there a way to download the DNX to Media Encoder codec.

  Is there a way to upgrade to the latest version of Media Encoder without buying any monthly option creative cloud?  I bought one of big packages of software before they switched to creative cloud. I wouldn't pay for the monthly fee when I just paid for software.

  Hi 81blueasturias,

  81blueasturias wrote:

  I want to transcode .mov files (H.264 shot on Canon 5 d Mark III) to 175 in Avid DNxHD for editing. I know that later versions of Media Encoder allow to transcode at DNx. Y there a way to download the DNX to Media Encoder codec.

  Visit this forum: Re: how to install the codec, DNxHD and Cineform? (Lack of SOUL 6)

  81blueasturias wrote:

  Is there a way to upgrade to the latest version of Media Encoder without buying any monthly option creative cloud?

  Lol all versions of SOUL are now on creative cloud.

  81blueasturias wrote:

  I bought one of big packages of software before they switched to creative cloud. I wouldn't pay for the monthly fee when I just paid for software.

  Sorry if a creative cloud subscription will not work for you, but it's the only way to stay current with Adobe software.

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Problem with Media encode CC 2015

  I tried to encode H.264 files less than 2 hours... I did the show Wednesday but would now do the Show Thursday, but he's given me problems.  I get the follow-up:

  -Encoding Time: 01:42:08
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  Export error
  Movie compilation error.

  Unknown error.

  I cleared the cache file to rebuild Prime Minister.  Still having the same problem... Sometimes a quarter of the way in and some in half or more and I have the error.  I can encode a smaller file without problem, but I don't know what to do.  and I have this project and 2 more to go... I've been holding place... Please help... I can't find anyway to contact adobe.  He says that I don't have phone support... I use to do not know why... I pay my monthly... Any help thanks!

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• A HLS (*.m3u8) file is possible with Media Encoder CC2014?

  Hi all - I have a first sequence (on a Mac) runs 30 seconds to export to a file HLS. I was unable to find this option in Media Encoder CC 2014. The platform that it's going to is the network of CIP12. Their specifications which troubles me are below:

  Size/size: 640 x 360 - flv, mp4, wmv or mov files accepted; File size: up to 500 MB Recommended format is HLS (*.m3u8)

  Video: 600 kbit/s COMPRESSED

  Audio: 48 kbps, with a sampling rate to 22 k Hz stereo

  Video codecs: VP6

  Audio codec: MP3

  Framerate: 28 fps

  Bitrate: MAX 1000

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