Prores is limited to 60fps in Media encoder 2020. Must be corrected ASAP.

MKV may not be a wildly popular format, but it makes Media Encoder unable to do it's job if MKV is not supported. I am look to transcode this format and I am unable to do this with this software.

Please consider making Media Encoder more useful by supporting more formats like MKV.

We have been able to use DXV codec from Adobe as recently as March of this year, but now it has stopped being an available option. I would like some way of finding out when it became unavailable so I can roll back. Thanks

We're recently running into an issue where Apple Keynote ProRes 4444 .mov files are opening fine in QuickTime, Handbrake or VLC perfectly fine, but are getting errors trying to open in Media Encoder or Premiere Pro.

Please bring back a scope option for DCP exports, 4K would also be highly appreciated.

This was an absolutely superfast workflow for exporting from Avid.
Really easy and time saving. Avid even still offers QuickTime reference export in version 2019.9.

My digital camcorder only creates AVI files, which can't be read in Premiere. I try to bring them into Media Encoder to output them to something else (like mp4) and AEM won't read them either. It's a VERY common media format, and it would be tremendously helpful if Adobe products could read and work with this format... or at least AEM so that I could re-encode them to something else. For now, I'm having to use a free program (Handbrake) to do it, which is silly considering I'm paying for the Adobe suite.

They are mp4 h264 files, I've tried renaming to .mts and .avi, and clearing cache, no dice. This issue happens on both premiere and media encoder. I reverted back to Media Encoder 13.1.5 and it works again.

Today I repeatedly tried to encode a 4K HEVC(H265) file, and I got very quick fails with error code 7 (Out of Memory). Checked save locations, memory usage, disk cache, etc. Closed AME2020, reopened, etc.
Then I reinstalled AME2019, and it worked like a charm.

So it's a new bug, I guess...

I agree that .mov is outdated, but it is still a very typical format that drops in from time to time. Support for old formats is really really usefull, one never knows when they pop up. And it's stressfull to have to jump to free softwares like handbrake to get the job done

A lot of my work requires a lot of older formats. While I can do the same thing through After Effects I would love the option to select Straight Alpha or Premultiplied Alpha.

I cannot encode my 120fps footage to apple prores file because since the version 2020 it is limited to 60fps and that is so frustrating because you could do that before with no problems. Why did you do such a thing. This needs to be corrected asap.

Lot's of workflows need VLC as a player (even on Mac OS, since Avid and Apple can't find a way to play DNxHD in Catalina). Wouldn't it be great if Adobe featured its own player. That just plays all formats that AE and AME can export?

I'd love to have integration with FFMPEG to able to send command line presets into AME/Premiere/AE. I do stereo 360 video and need very specific versions rendered out and right now the best way I have is to render out to ProRes422 HQ and then send that through FFMPEG. Would love to save a step here and just render straight from the timeline to my ffmpeg settings.

When trying to encode a 4920x180 source into an MP4 using "Match Source" preset, it resizes the video down to 4096x180 (adding black bars on top and bottom). "Match Source" should respect the original size.

Hi,

I wish to migrate to Windows 10 PC and want to use ‘Adobe Media Encoder 2020’ as my primary transcoding app.

I am aware Adobe CC works fine with Red & DSLR workflows. But I am having difficulty with open gate ARRI RAW & Camera Audio to create proxy.

Feature Request:
Secondly, can we have Tape ID/Reel Name data burn in (overlay) option like Da Vinci Resolve Studio/Lite or Pomfort Silverstack Lab.