Vimeo: Cannot connect
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.
Stan Jones


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Kevin Mahy commented
Found today that this issue has recurred. Followed existing advice and resolutions to the issue and went to disconnect Adobe from Vimeo then log back in. When in the Vimeo 'Connected Apps' setting page, I cannot see and Adobe as an option.
Kevin
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Larry Sullivan commented
Vimeo publishing is working now in Premiere & AME 14.4: https://helpx.adobe.com/media-encoder/user-guide.html/media-encoder/kb/list-of-bug-fixes.ug.html
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Stan Mahabir commented
looks like a component was updated to address it
https://exchange.adobe.com/creativecloud.details.100354.html
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Stan Mahabir commented
Is it a vimeo problem?
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Iain Campbell commented
Contact Vimeo.
Especially if you're paying for the service.
Here's the response I've had from them in relation to this issue:
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Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are currently aware of issues that affect the functionality of our upload integration with Adobe Premiere.All issues on site are prioritized based on severity (functionality vs. appearance) and how many users are affected. Unfortunately, I regret to inform you that these Adobe Premiere issues will not being prioritized by our development team at this time.
Our Support and Product teams will continue to monitor and consider it for future improvement plans. When the development team is able to take the required steps to resolve this issue, we will update you here.
For now, I would recommend that you upload videos to Vimeo via the Upload Page, or the Upload button on the Video Manager
----------------I'd encourage anyone with the issue to contact Vimeo to push it up the to-do list.
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Jonathan Curtis commented
@David, I was just thinking to try this in reading your post; was thinking the same thing earlier(but j'm not around my laptop nor my desktop right now): i'm wondering if the session cookie is still somehow oddly retained from the laptop, and needs to be explicitly logged out, prior to logging in from the Desktop?
Longshot, but maybe worth a try. I'm going to try it later on. I have the EXACT scenario as you in reproducing.
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Note: I attempted this, and it didn't fix my issue.
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David Parrella commented
Same problem here. Works fine on my laptop, not on my desktop and I've done three fresh build/installs this year.
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Ricky Gore commented
ADOBE!! Do you monitor these at all?
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Stanley Jones commented
Updated to 2020.3.2. Same issue, but now when go through PR export/Vimeo, when I log in , I get a different Vimeo screen: "Authorize the application" in the top left of window, and message "Unauthorized: Oops! This action could not be completed because your form session expired. Please make sure your cookies are enabled, then return to the previous page and try again."
I suspect the Adobe form data. I am no longer getting the endless loops of Vimeo not handling the data/login.
I can log in to Vimeo directly without problem.
Stan
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Campbell Haig commented
Same issue, any solutions yet? Driving me crazy? Install an older version maybe?
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Super Sky commented
I have the same problem.
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Iain Campbell commented
Same issue as TJ Hornbeck
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TJ Hornbeck commented
I am having this problem as well. I can log in, but then get an unauthorized page (see attached)
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Ted Fujimoto commented
same problem in ME and Premier
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Greg Simpson commented
I'm having the same issue. It might be on Vimeo's side, as the login window that comes up in the "Authorize the Application" dialog box is just the stock Vimeo login, not an authorization screen (shown attached). Can we get some response from Adobe on this one please?
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Ricky Gore commented
I have the same issue. It allows me to login, but then goes back to the login page.Please fix this, it is a very valuable feature.