Thank you!

Would it not be nice to be able to leave the workstation while it renders and get notified of completed renders/check status on the mobile app?

I often use Media Encoder to cut down videos. Unfortunately though, because you can't play videos from inside Media Encoder, I often have to take them into Premiere first to ensure I've set the right in point.

Media Encoder should have the option to play video files.

Add a "trim" option to presets, with 2 horizontal radio buttons for "Trim by" and "Exact timecode", followed by in and out fields.

One is relative, the other is absolute.
If the trims are impossible, render will flag a warning (or fail) with the appropriate message (e.g. "Trim values exceed the clip's duration.")

(PS While we're at it, add scaling options to presets, too.)

Having the ability to see the active queue and each files progress through a simple mobile app attached to your Adobe ID. Simple functionality like being able to pause, skip, or stop files along with push notifications for when a file is complete or if there are errors. Being able to monitor a long list of proxy files or work in tandem off-site with networked drives would be huge.

There's no quantity number to tell us the total number of items in the queue. Would be useful

Often times when doing renders, I'm required to copy the final exported file into multiple locations (eg: on my internal drive, and in Dropbox for other team members to access). It would be beneficial if Media Encoder automated this process, by copying the finished export into additional folders.

Add some kind of background processing window or progress bar. We need some indication the dynamic link is working. Sometimes AME opens and stays static for around 30 minutes.

I realise Adobe needs to make money. I pay my subscription. But what gives with AME asking you if you want to quit mid queue (in this case creating proxies) when you lose your internet connection? Then stalling after it finishes an item without manual intervention clicking repeatably no to the dialogue box "do you really want to stop encoding?". We need to be able to render unattended regardless of whether we have a stable internet provider. A totally unacceptable situation. And Premiere Pro wants to quit as well.

Automatically remove AME folder after render

I would love if you guys could add some sort of way to use AME through a command line. This way I can create an automated script to convert an entire set of movies or video to a new format to reduce file size. A way to do this would be great thx.

AME can take minutes 'Connecting to Dynamic Link Server'.
It's hard to believe this takes so much time. I guess it's doing some checks and gathering footage. Maybe it's nice to tell that to the user. The progress bar just feels like it's frozen.

Hello, the software has a record of the render time, but when the project is finished, the time record will disappear.This is very inconvenient for hardware performance testing.It is hoped that the software can keep the automatically recorded time attached to the completed project and not disappear.

I'd like to have more integration with Vimeo in the Publish window. There are only 3 privacy options now for "Viewable": Only me, Anybody, Anybody with password. I'd like to add the option of anybody with private link. It would help with automatically setting privacy for sharing with out clients.
Thanks!

I've listed this under AME, as that's the app that I'm currently struggling with, but it affects other apps (AE, Prem) as well.

I work on a Macbook and some of the time use a second monitor. When I remove the second monitor and then open an app that's previously been open on that screen, it appears offscreen, with the window controls unavailable. The only way to fix seems to be to change my screen resolution, which causes the window to reset.

I would like there to be more options for optimizing a GIF output, something to top the photoshop "SAVE FOR WEB (LEGACY) > GIF" output option. Media Encoder is so good at smashing down ginormous files to great looking shareable files, i imagine your team could do wonders for making the (admittedly archaic) GIF format sparkle.