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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

• Computer crashes when exporting with Adobe Media Encoder

  Hi, whenever I start to export via media Encoder, my computer kind of freezes... I am not able to change or even to use no matter what other applictions when exporting with Adobe media encoder. It didn't happen with the old version CC7. All advice please? Very frustrating.

  Hi Henen,

  Hi, whenever I start to export via media Encoder, my computer kind of freezes... I am not able to change or even to use no matter what other applictions when exporting with Adobe media encoder. It didn't happen with the old version CC7. All advice please? Very frustrating.

  Press SHIFT when you start the program. If this does not work, please contact support at this link: http://bit.ly/PPro-support

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Audio damage when the file is exported in Adobe Media Encoder queue?

  Hey guys

  Hope you can help me with my problem...

  I'm fairly new work in After Effects, so I might have too have it explained in detail.

  I am currently working on several animations for the customer, where I did the visuals and got audio lying elsewhere...

  There have had no problems with the audio before the lengthening...

  When I play the audio (wav file) new in Quicktime format, there is no problem at all - it's the same for when I play the audio in AE, no problem either...

  BUT when I export the files through Adobe Media Encoder queue (h:264 - mp4) audio is corrupted and when played in Quicktime,.

  the last seconds is played at least twice, just to repeat... I tried with 2 of 5 files, and both were corrupted, with the same error in the end...

  I can't know if the files are corrupt (the guy who fixed them) in a way that he doesn't ' watch that "when files are exported through AMECQ...

  Or if I just do it wrong... I worked at AE for about 5 months, so I don't know yet of all the parameters, etc...

  Hope you can help because it is an urgent task and there is no one else in the office that I work, knows nothing about AE... Haaalp!

  Thank you

  Katrine

  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.

• Blue mount when you export images via Media Encoder CC 2015 Lumetri

  Hi all

  I have a really weird issue involving images with a Lumetri applied LUT and export through Media Encoder. Rendered images will come out with a massive distribution of blue color. I use CISC-c of a MkII C100 and application of color Lumetri with a LUT and then a few basic correction (no creative effects). There is no other effect applied to the images, and the exported result is not equivalent to the images without the applied LUT (so this isn't like ME is just without taking into account the effect). Export directly from the first results in video correct research, as does the export through ME without the applied LUT.

  Images of example (as it appears in the first and when you export directly, first and then when exported from Media Encoder with the color cast):

  

  I'm under Premiere Pro CC 2015 (up to date as that is to ME) on Windows 7 64 bit Pro, Intel Core i7-4910MQ, 32 GB of Ram, Quadro K4100M (362,13 drivers). I can't say with certainty when this problem first arose, partly because I am not using lut for a long time, but it was certainly past at least a month or two. I tried searching online on this subject, but the only similar thing I came up with that was of CS5.5 and given workaround solution was to place an effect of cropping on the video, which I have tried without success.

  Someone else has experienced this or has any ideas please? I can export directly from first as a solution, but it's not ideal at all because I can't move on to other work while it exports.

  Thank you very much

  Tim

  Hi cast,

  What is the setting of reading Mercury on Premiere Pro and SOUL engine?

  In addition, in the preferences of the SOUL, could you please uncheck the option "Import sequences in native mode" and check if it works?

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Export from Adobe Media Encoder Mac AVI

  I would like to export the files AVI of Adobe Media Encoder (CS5 or later version) on a Mac running 10.6.8 or later. I am able to purchase codecs for Mac to do?

  AVI is not a codec; It is a type of container (more precisely, it is the breadsticks for video and audio in the video for Windows system). You cannot export directly to AVI from Adobe Media Encoder on Mac OS.

  What if I need an output to AVI on Mac, is to create a QuickTime (.mov) movie lossless encoded from Adobe Media Encoder and then worked for QuickTime Pro to convert to .avi.

• Big problems for export video in Media Encoder - details

  Problems with the export of media with Adobe Media Encoder.

  Hello. I'm really confused now, write this, cause my Premiere CS4 worked pretty well the year I got it.

  Thus, he chose a very bad timing to cause me problems.

  I'm working on a production of big musicvideo. The entire video is now complete, and the labels and the artists are waiting for the video. But I am facing big problems now. And I tried everything to fix this, without success.

  · When I export the video, Adobe Media Encoder sometimes waits and waits and waits and waits and nothing happens.
  Screenshot:
  

  
  · If it does not start, if goes to 20% and then it stops and gives me 'an unknown' error in the log file:
  Screenshot:
  

  
  · Sometimes, when I open the project, it gives me the following message appears when you import the media files.
  Screenshot:
  

  
  · The strange thing is that this only happens to the HD version. I have the same video in DV version, in a DV project, and exports without any problem.
  
  

  So please help me out here, what should I do? I have TO finish this video!

  I'm not saying it is but it could be the source of your troubles: the wmvHD on the timeline.

  Not a very good choice for editing wmvHD.

  Your pc can't handle the original files?

  What is this video?

• Export of Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015 H.264, very poor quality compared to VLC

  Hello

  I do a few screencast with VLC Media Player (www.videolan.org, free and open source), it picks up my office and exports the file to H.264 format at 25 fps. Can I change this in the body and also to export the video in the H.264 format.

  All right, but... The original video files of VLC has a good quality with a very low rate (200 Kbps), and when I try to export the edited with the same flow of SOUL video, the quality is just horrible! Artifacts, fuzzy, with a few blocks... Even if I export with a rate over 20 times higher than the original file (4400 Kbps), the quality is not as good as the original.

  Here is a comparison between the export of three:

  

  Can you explain to me why there is a big difference even if the flow is multiplied by 20? Here are the settings of export (with a rate of 400 Kbps):

  

  Thank you very much for your help and please excuse my bad English

  Any time you take a highly compressed encoded video and then re - encode at such a low rate, it will look bad. In this case, your examples are not surprising at all.

  I don't know how VLC it coded in the first place (color space limited?), but I know that for some that you'll never get a good video performance with such a low flow and a high resolution - especially since you're re-encoding video already highly compressed.

  As a suggestion, regardless of your final settings, 2-pass encoding will give you a slightly higher quality for your budget to flow. 1 pass encoding in my experience is generally better for situations where you are not worried about bitrate, or when you need to code something quickly.

  Good luck with your efforts!

• How to make a dvd with an audio track after export using the media encoder? I have 2 separate files?

  Hello

  I just burn a video that I have completed. It's a m2v file and so I have a point of view audio AC3 and a video track. I thought I was ready to go, but I can't understand how to burn audio and video on the same disk. It's very embarrassing because the settings I should use for export to keep video quality will give me 2 separate files.

  So, what programs you use or recommend I would like to add an audio track? I don't want people to have the ability to switch between tracks, I just want a normal life trace that you have when you watch a movie, I mean he's playing just by default.

  Thanks to the adv.

  Mark

  Again is Adobe for DVD software, although there are others.  In General, the export of the elementary streams for use in an authoring application is the preferred method, then you are doing things.

  Specific help again, I would do you for the help file again.  If you decide to use another application, its own set of instructions will guide you.

• How to render Alpha + RGB to Adobe Media Encoder?

  I want to make a video.

  Alpha;

  RGB;

  Alpha + RGB;

  I can do in After Effects:

  

  How to do this in Adobe Media Encoder?

  Hi Ti.S. Cavalcanti,

  You must be sure to set the number of bits to 32 bits. Note that only some codecs allow to do this.

  

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Adobe Media Encoder shows do not export first

  When put on hold the videos of the first to open in Adobe Media Encoder (SOUL), SOUL opens automatically, but nothing appears inside the SOUL.

  I use

  Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015.2

  9.2.0.26 build

  OS X Yosemite

  10.10.5

  Mac 27 inches, end of 2013

  3.5 GHz Intel Core i7

  16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX M 780, 4096 MB

  I tried opening SOUL all holding the shift to restart the preferences, but this did not help.

  If you need further information then ask.

  Any suggestions are welcome.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Try this:

  Go to the following locations:

  1 location: In the Finder, click go > go to folder > ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe

  Situation 2: Go > go to folder > ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe

  Location 3: Documents > Adobe

  Everywhere, rename the folders 'Adobe' to 'OldAdobe '.

  Launch the first, accept the license agreement and see if it works.

  Note: You will lose your customized workspaces and keyboard shortcuts.

  Import your project into a new project from Premiere Pro and he queued for export to Adobe Media Encoder.

  Check to see if that makes a difference.

  Thank you

  Ilyes Singh

• 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.

• 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

• Media Encoder stalls when sending to export sequence to the queue

  Latest updates CC.

  After selecting a Premiere Pro sequence and "Exporting media" using the Media queue encode, resulting often in a stall of death reel if Media Encoder is not active when the export queue is sent. The two first and Prelude apps lock up and the ONLY way to it is a Force Quit in the finder. Normally a called creation queue project items dialog which hold. By clicking on 'Cancel' has no effect because the wheel of death has already appeared.

  If I manually launch Media Encoder and export the sequence even through the queue option, it works like a charm. This is a bug of long duration, I sometimes test to see if she is still there. But normally I just throw encode first then queued.

  Longshot: what happens if you disable in pref SOUL.

  

• Workflow trouble: switch to Media Encoder at the queue of Premiere Pro export

  I have a collaborative project where I have to edit and share short sequences of a larger project. Therefore, I do a lot of export and transcoding on the fly.

  My problem is that whenever I use Media | Export | Queue of Premiere Pro my Mac switches focus to Media Encoder. Since I have Media Encoder to transcode automatically I actually don't need to directly interact with it. I don't need to see. I just need to do his thing in the background so that I can continue working on my project.

  No one knows how to stop the switch of focus to Media Encoder?

  I know this isn't a bigger and a quick cmd + tab will switch me back, but still, it's annoying when I really just a background task.

  Thank you very much

  Michelle

  You cannot change this behavior.

  I'm not in favor of having otherwise, but you can drop a

  Feature request/Bug Report Form