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Webm support
Has webm is becoming an important video format for the web.
It would be nice Media Encoder support it (from and to).156 votes -
BUG!!! Prores limited to 60fps in Media Encoder 2020
Prores is limited to 60fps in Media encoder 2020. Must be corrected ASAP.
53 votes -
flac
Supporting audio file conversion from .flac to other files types and vice versa
23 votes -
Add QuickTime Reference file support again!
This was an absolutely superfast workflow for exporting from Avid.
Really easy and time saving. Avid even still offers QuickTime reference export in version 2019.9.19 votes -
transparent GIF in media encoder
Please add an option to render transparent GIF in media encoder. currently media encoder doesn't export transparent GIF.
16 votes -
Have a default Preset
Being able to right-click a preset and setting "Make Default" would be fantastic. I know AME is supposed to apply whatever preset you last used, but that only works when AME has not crashed. I'd find it incredibly useful to be able to set AME to, by default, always apply the default Preset unless I changed it.
15 votes -
Bug: Adobe Media Encoder is shifting color when rendering to h264 codec MP4
After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder 2020 are rendering h264 codec MP4s too bright. The colors are washed out slightly and what I'm assuming is a gamma shift. I'm using Windows 10, After Effects v17.1.4, Adobe Media Encoder v14.4, and Nvidia driver 451.77.
This issue does not exist on After Effects 2019 and Adobe Media Encoder 2019. The MP4s look as you would expect, using identical settings for export.
One additional finding was that using After Codecs plugin, I'm able to export an MP4 using the x264 codec and the colors are correct. That is also using AE and AME…
13 votes -
Bring back .mov support please
I agree that .mov is outdated, but it is still a very typical format that drops in from time to time.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
12 votes -
OGG OGV
Seriously ... Adobe needs to add these output formats... how long have users been asking for it? How many replies have I seen suggesting using another media encoding software? Wake up Adobe!
12 votes -
PROPER color profile and bith depth handling!
You can't work professionally with AME unless you implement proper color profile rendering and comprehensive (!!!) bith depth handling!
Especially coming from AE, how would you export to a digital intermediate, if you can't export something MORE than 8 bit, and Rec.709? It's just embarassing for Adobe.
— I just come from having a nightmare experience on my last job... Had to use FFmpeg to get a reasonable 10 bit broadcast format, that still contained all the color information. That is a FREE app that got the job done, compared to the PAID Media Encoder...
11 votes -
Convert variable frame rate to constant
smart phones are variable frame rate- if you want to be able to edit with this footage it has to be constant frame rate- hand brake does this for free but you have to choose one file at a time and its slow-
10 votes -
9 votes
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WebP (still & animated) support
When exporting from for example After Effects, I'd like to take advantage of the newest formats to cater the needs of my co-workers and ensure the best quality. This includes being able to make life easier for the developers with more flexible formats like WebP and WebM. WebP is very versatile; it allows for a 24-bit transparency coloring, which is something other animation formats simply do not support (and formats that do support it, are not supported by web browsers).
Supporting WebP would solve this (for stills, but also for animation). Animated GIFs don't support the same level of transparency,…
7 votes -
AME 2020 fails on encoding 4K HEVC(H265), in AME 2019 it works fine
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...
7 votes -
Frame padding
Having custom/fixed frame padding while exporting image sequences is a good idea. VFX software like Nuke doesn't allow multiple frame paddings.
Ex: If we render image sequence which ranges from 1 to 1000 frames then it would be
Images.01.png
Images.02.png
....
....
Images.99.png
images.100.png (Here the padding > 2)
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....
Images.999.png
Images.1000.png (Here the padding > 3)In the above case, Nuke will interpret Multiple reads nodes for each padding increment.
7 votes -
DPP AS11 files level shift
Exporting DPP AS11 files has awful levels shift. Shadows raised and highlights dropped. I've tested creating AS11 in Media Encoder from a dozen different mezzanine files and encounter the same. So Media Encoder doesn't appear to be an option for AS11 creation as far as I can tell. It's strange as I've used it the past so will test some older Media Encoder versions and see if there is a version where it works.
6 votes -
Render Fails When Rendering H.265 Directly from Premiere
Hello! I've been having trouble for the last few months when rendering Premiere projects as h.265 files. My premiere/media encoder is currently up to date, but this same thing happened in the last versions as well.
Basically, when I export premiere projects using the h.265 codec it often fails before the render finishes. Here is what gets written to the error file:
- Encoding Time: 13:59:45
07/26/2018 12:09:58 PM : Encoding Failed
Export Error
Error compiling movie.Render Error
Render returned error.
Writing with exporter: HEVC (H.265)
Writing to file: \?\E:\AVE0 Temp\FurryComputer\redner1.mp4
Writing file type: HEVC
Around timecode: 00:09:10:36 - 00:09:10:44 …6 votes - Encoding Time: 13:59:45
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AVI support
Please add support for avi formats. Some of my devices save the recordings in avi formats and I lose quality when converting :(
6 votes -
Constant Quality/Quantizer
Adobe software needs to implement both Constant Quality and Constant Quantizer options for H.264/5, with an adjustable Max bitrate setting that can also be applied when needed.
6 votes -
Add HAP codec family to export options
With the removal of Legacy Quicktime codecs, I can't export HAP from the latest Media Encoders.
This is an open source codec. Please add it.
5 votes
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