Very good to know you are working on this. It will be a great enhancement to the AME.
Thanks.

Any update Fergus?

Hi, any update on when notifications will be applied to Media Encoder as you've already introduced this to the After Effects render queue? Thanks.

They just announced After Effects is getting notifications to your Creative Cloud account (and thus a watch app, but you can assume it would be able to send to any device that can sign into creative cloud, ie: your phone) So I would think they're half way there to being able to add notifications to Media Encoder.

I agree, and it should be able to include the youtube link if the video was uploaded. So, an editor can precompose the text of the email like so: Dear Client, your project is uploading to youtube and can be seen at <link> after upload and processing.

It would be nice if the app could send an email to a specified address once processing finishes

...Or even just from the other room. I came here to submit this idea and I'm glad it's here. I want a way for the CC App on my phone to alert me that the render in AME at my workstation is finished. Or tell me there was an error on my phone. That way if I step away for a two-hour render, I don't come back to see it errored out five minutes in. Or if it says three hours and really only takes one, I don't burn two hours, or have to stop what I'm doing to come check on it. If all the programs and apps are under the same user ID, it doesn't seem like there would be that much to it.

It would be even cooler to submit render jobs from a mobile device. Let’s say you can do a rapid edit in a lightweight app on the iPad and send the final edit decision list to your workstation for rendering.

Even being able to see the active queue and each files progress through a simple 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 and file delivery.

Push notifications might be a slightly more elegant solution. You could get one each time a queued item is completed or when all jobs are complete. Also, if it were app based with push notifications, you could also pull up the queue remotely to check the overall progress at any time, or on multiple machines in a render farm.

Or an email to the email address linked to your creative cloud account. Or a creative cloud app on your phone that will tell you the current status of everything your software is doing on machines on which you are logged into your creative cloud account via the cc app.

I would love to get a text or phone notification when a job finishes encoding so I can leave the studio and come back when its done.