Since I updated to the 2022 version I'm unable to send my compositions from After Effects to Media Encoder

Encoder 22 just doesn't import any projects. When project is sent to queue from After Effects or Premiere nothing happens. Tested on three different computers I have on hand (OS is Windows 10 and Windows 11). I had to roll-back to previous version of CC, because I just wasn't able to get any results from ME 22.

Plain and simple: bring back high frame rate encoding. It was in AME 2019 and at some point it was removed. Could this have anything to do with conforming to 'broadcast standards' related to timecode? As time code doesn't exist in formats faster than 60fps. Find a way around it because this is an essential editing feature request. ProRes is not solely for broadcast delivery, in fact it is the backbone of most editing pipelines who choose to not edit native.

Using AME 22.0 (Build 107) when a render is completed successfully I get the sheep bleating sound instead of the chime, but the encoding log says all renders have been successfully completed.

Ever since I updated to 2022 Media encoder, the first 1 second of rendering anything results in "Failed." It worked fine in the last version.
Any project from 2022 After Effects renders in actual After Effects, just when I bring it over to Media Encoder 2022 it repeatedly says "Failed"

Encoding Time: 00:00:02

10/30/2021 07:31:58 PM : Encoding Failed

Export Error
Error compiling movie.

Export Error

Error completing render.

Writing with exporter: H.264
Writing to file: \?\D:\Music
Writing file type: H264
Around timecode: 00:00:00:001 - 00:00:00:018
Component: H.264 of type Exporter
Selector: 9
Error code: 3

since MAX update the chime sound playing when encoding is done, is no longer the standard/usual sound, but the "sheep sound" which was used before for error messages.
This is pretty annoying and irritating

Cannot connect to Vimeo in the Publish tab of the export settings window (Premiere Pro and Media Encoder). Posting in Media Encoder uservoice, since Vimeo shows that as the connection.

I was connected and published okay after update to PR 14.1.0. In response to the forum thread below, I Signed Out in PR, and was unable to connect. See my post there.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/can-t-log-into-vimeo-upload-directly-to-vimeo-from-premiere-cc/m-p/11138281#M271557

Stan Jones

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.

When I export my After Efects composition as a gif with Media Encoder, it alters all of the colours in my file. White (#FFFFFF) changes to an off white (#FBFBFB) this is not a colour calibration issue as when opened in other programs the colours can be eyedropped and are completely different. Exporting as a video keeps all of the original colours, only gifs cahnge.

Bug report - Open Captions do not render in Adobe Media Encoder when queued in Premiere - the Open Captions render when exported using Premiere directly.

Is there a work around please? Or a fix?

It simply won't do it. Windows or Mac.

Captions fail to be rendered when batch exporting from Premier

In EXPORT SETTINGS in Premiere:
- when I have both 608 and 708 caption file on my project, I hit "Queue", it will only export the 608 text. However, in Premiere if I don't hit "Queue" and hit "export" it will export both.

So, exporting in Media Encoder does not for some reason export the 708 caption stream. Only the 608 one.