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BUG!!! Prores limited to 60fps in Media Encoder 2020

Prores is limited to 60fps in Media encoder 2020. Must be corrected ASAP.

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  • yann audouin commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hi, Salut,

    J'ai posté une solution sur un autre fil de discutions si ça peut aider :

    1 - Inside Media Encoder : import cilp > right click on it > interprate footage > Assume this framerate : choose 60p (it work with others as well)

    2 - Inside Media Encoder : choose the ProRes preset you want with the same frame frame rate you've chosen just before (60p for may exemple)

    3 - Render > you have now a good ProRes footage but with the wrong frame rate.

    4- Insite of Premiere (or after effects) : imprt your footage > right click on it > interprate footage > Assume this framerate : choose the original frame rate (120p in my case)

    Done! You can now work on a ProRes version on your footge with the right framerate.

  • Guillaume Broust commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    PLEASE FIX THIS !! PRORES in ANY kind of frame rate!!...

    PS: With the CLOUD you can re-install MediaEncoder2019, and then you can encode ProRes in 100fps (choosing "original frame rate")

    (before was better... weird.....)

  • Ronn Murray commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Where is this feature? This is absurd in late 2020 to not be able to render 120fps proxies!

  • Brett Kosmider commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This is completely unacceptable and needs to be reinstated. Why remove features? This is an ESSENTIAL feature. Removing it clearly shows you guys do not work in the industry. You're losing credibility with me.

  • Jonathan Smith-Willis commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    PLEASE!!!! For goodness sake, please can you sort this out or at least explain why 120 fps proxies are not an option!? My understanding is that you could create ProRes 120 fps ingest presets in previous versions of the Media Encoder. Why is it that the laster versions don't also offer this option?

    It makes editing 120 fps slow-motion footage impossible on all but the most powerful of computers, as far as I can tell.

    Am I missing something? Apologies if so.

  • Eric Hammett commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Can we please get this resolved? This is causing a huge slowdown in my workflow. I am using Media Encoder 19 for now, rather than sacrificing the editing time due to lagging, but I assume the 19 version will be deprecated at some point. This needs to be addressed.

  • blake pickup commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    so confused in why you guys would update software without this feature.
    You shouldn't be bringing out updates that do not have the same features as the old one especially a very important feature like this.

    Especially when people are paying a massive expense for these programs too.

  • Filip Grzincic commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Media Encoder just updated to 14.0.4.
    Now there are new quicktime proxy preset names in Premiere Pro, but still limited to 60fps!
    C'mon guys, please please fix this already!

  • Filip Grzincic commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Adobe like wtf? I always make prores proxies for editing and now I am unable to do so as they are limited to 60fps. I can't edit videos anymore without lags. (I have iMac 2017, i7 and 24GB RAM)..

  • Brandon Raona commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Quick question Adobe. Why would you allow me to have fps in programs at different rates like 120 fps but then restrict me to 60fps on output in Media Encoder, this makes no logic to me.

    we wold all appreciate your help on this one, thank you

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