It's so difficult to adobe enable a Media Encoder (with Premiere and After effecs) to use Multiple GPU??? Why is it so hard? DaVinci uses it, and I actually think seriously to change my workflow for Resolve Studio. I am not happy or satisfied with the performance of the Adobe CC package, for some years I have suffered from lack of performance.

since this morning...

Export Error
Error compiling movie.

Render Error

Render returned error.

Writing with exporter: H.264
Writing to file: \?\F:\PROJECTS\1030\CAPTIONS\OC.mp4
Writing file type: H264
Around timecode: 00:03:39:04 - 00:03:40:16
Rendering at offset: 219,160 seconds
Component: H.264 of type Exporter
Selector: 9
Error code: -1609629695

why does it happen? why not before? the workstation hasnt changed in its configuration. There only have been adobe updates.

changing renderer, removing preview files and "turning it on and off again" wont fix the problem. There needs to be a fix for this problem

I often have a problem with OpenCL accelerated Mercury where in spite of my switchable graphics settings Media encoder uses either both my intel integrated graphics (HD 530) and my discrete graphics (FirePro W5170M), thus under-utilising my discrete graphics or just out right prefers my Intel integrated graphics. My CPU is an Intel i5-6300HQ. If Media Encoder offered an option to select which device(s) to utilise for HW acceleration that'd be amazing.

When I install a new plugin or do an update / update, AME takes a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooogo to initialize, load or do something with the plugins. It's boring, frustrating and boring (did I mention it's boring and long time waiting?).
Is it not possible to load the plugin (at least from third parties) only when it is in the composition? It would save a lot of time and the AME will run more faster.

Checking the Lumetri Color/LUT box in Media Encoder, then clicking on Select in the dropdown menu followed by clicking on the desired Canon LUT does not work. The LUT box still says "none" and no LUT is applied. these Canon LUTS work fine in Premiere Pro, but there is a bug in Media Encoder and it needs to be fixed. At present I cannot apply a Canon LUT before encoding in Media Encoder.

When setting the quality of HEVC it has no effect on the rendertime. Highest setting takes way longer when rendering in software but when using hardware, the rendering time is always the same.
I think there is a bug because why is a thing to select when it has no effect?

Add a setting to allow selection of the number of CPUs to use when rendering.

I have a new machine and it has 18 physical cores. It is not using very many of them to render. Seems like if Media Encoder was able to use more of the power available it would work much faster. Much faster.

Dynamic Link seems very slow and mostly using one core (out of 16 in my case). This would improve performanc vastly

When rendering a queue, I check in Task Manager, CPU is on 100%, GPU around 0%!
Many people have good VGA cards, while most of them own 7700, 8700 or 9700 at most, even having a few more CPU cores is not an advantage if compared to GPU based rendering.
So why both Media Encoder & Premiere just use CPU to render/export rather than GPU?!
In Media Encoder last version > Renderer: Mercury Playback Engine GPU... is selected by default, but no effect, am I doing anything wrong?

I can't export MP4 from After Effects over Adobe Media Encoder.
I have two identical projects with different fonts, English and Chinese.
The English works, the Chinese not. So the only difference is the font...
When I drag the aep manually from the AME folder it says "This project could not be opened"
Font is SimHei

I'm exporting a 4K .MOV to a 5 fps JPEG sequence (I need the frames for a photo scan) and Media Encoder is taking about 1 second per frame to write JPG files to an SSD??? I would expect the whole process to go a lot faster than real time. Seems lame.

Just make it faster. 22 h for a 6 min video is so so so so frustrating.

Adobe media encoder does not utilize my systems performance when encoding a premier pro sequence, thus taking a lot longer than it should.

When i export a sequence straight out of the premier pro software, the software utilizes all my recourses and takes about 45 mins to endode whereas AME takes 9 hours to encode that same sequence using about 20% CPU with spikes!

Please add support for the Apple Afterburner Card if it’s not already implemented automatically when handling prores media.
Ideally, Media encoder would be able to use the transcoding skills of the AB card when transcoding from h264 mxf media TO prores on the encoding side of things. Let the GPU and CPU handle the decoding of h264 but accelerate the encoding of prores through the AB card. This could be a massive time saver!

When you export video from animate and it's supposed to auto fill in to the queue, yeah make it do that, instead of you know, ******* nothing

Please improve Media Encoder performance. Rendering via Premiere Pro takes on a specific project 1 Hour. Exporting via Media Encoder takes 3 - 5 Hours. Please fix this. I have searched the internet and there are many people experiencing bad performance in AME compared to Premiere Pro.