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!

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?

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.

I am thinking that it might be possible to use AI to scan a previously rendered version of a file, and as it's rendering a new version/revision, if any of the frames from the new render are identical to a previous version, the AI would pull those identical frames from a previous version so only the new frames would have to be rendered when producing a new version. This would make it easier and faster to make revisions theoretically.

This is a general observation rather than a specific request, but ever since the CC2019, ME is really sluggish. Things that are now taking ages and/or just plain crashing:

• Opening the app


• Dragging a mov in to the queue


• Selecting the preset


• Selecting the size


• Unchecking the linked ratio box


• Changing 1 pass to 2 pass


• Selecting output location.

So yeah basically everything takes three times longer than it used to. What happened!?

(Windows 10, 32gig ram, Geforce 680M, no problems before update)

Renders that once took an hour now take (huh?) 66 hours. After your latest update of Premiere Pro (May 2019), media encoder takes forever to render.

overheating fans and loud noise once opened and while launching... always??? solution plz...with the latest version 2020

Issue with exporting a vid file only resolved by switching to 2 pass VBR option. Never a problem before this week?

I opened a short m2ts Bluray video to convert to h265 (HEVC) and see how it works!
First problem was that the audio level was reduced so much!
A video encoder must not change the audio in anyway if not explicitly set!
Also I hope you use Fraunhofer for audio<MP3> encodings...

Rendering times on multicore xeon machines is slow.
Media Encoder is using only 20% of machine processing capacity.

Also, cuda is not using the graphics card at all while rendering.
And it's slower than using software only renderer.

Can you please optimize your rendering engine to utilize our new fast mac machines more.

When I start Media Encoder from within After Effects it usually takes ages till Media Encoder even just shows the AE project. Why does it need every single detail from AE before even listing the name of the composition? Would it not be great to have AE just pass on the name and composition resolution at first. While the other stuff loads, the user can already enter a file name and tinker with the encoding settings. This seems very simple and would tremendously speed up my workflow. Thanks for your consideration. Til

Don´t know if this is the right place for this feedback but when rendering from Adobe Media Encoder the GPU is showing 0% utilization. Did all the usual fixes/tricks but no change. Others experiencing the same issue - https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2625909

Worked when exporting directly from Premiere (20 seconds) but when using Media Encoder and CUDA 30 minutes. Usually other way around.

Using a Razer Blade Advanced 2019 with a 2060.

Various threads on here about poor performance in Media Encoder. System Manager in Win10 1907 shows constantly 100% CPU with 88%>>95% consumed by AME.

See attached file. Some Devs in Adobe don't know how to code ...

Hi, we are a TV production firm using CC apps including Premiere, AE and ME in the most current versions on MacPros and an iMac Pro.
In our most recent project we exported clips with a Broadcast safe limiter applied via export options in Premiere (rendering via Media Encoder, 103IRE, 3% before clipping), however QC rejected the files. Upon checking we found out that the limiter did not affect the output of the file at all.We tried all the available options, but neither of them did the job. What is going wrong here?!