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

Allow users to disable (Mute) effects for video & audio separately, without affecting video and audio transitions.

This would eliminate the need to manually search and remove effects for renders for audio mixing, color coloring, or Visual Effects services.

With the Fx button muted on a project timeline, this ability is by-passed. when exporting both inside of Premiere Pro and Media Encoder.

Set to match source quality and it outputs garbage. Use to work before the update...

this used to be a feature in older versions. what. happened.......

Since updating to the most recent version of Adobe Media Encoder, I have been getting an error after encoding when using the YouTube plbilshing settings. The error I receive is "YouTube(WARNING) - Video couldn't be added to Playlist. Error: Video not found."

The odd thing is, the video uploaded to YouTube successfully, and it was also added to the proper playlist. So I'm not sure why this error is getting triggered. In the logs it's shows that this is triggered after the queue has ended, but before the YouTube link is added in the log.

BUG - My 480p project with subtitles, the subtitles export off-center when I put it through Media Encoder, but are centered correctly when I export in Premiere.

You copy a folder with files into the watchfolder. The transcoded files should appear in the target destiny in a folder with the same name as the original one.

It would be awesome to be able to add/remove/replace audio streams without having to use other apps.

Encore da el siguiente error y se para el proceso:
Código de error: -1609629695

This has happened many times since I've updated to the latest version of Media Encoder 14.3 (Build 39). I'd place a video in the Queue and hit Play and it will start the first frame and then freeze my entire machine only letting me move the mouse, but can't click anything or use my keyboard to try to force quit or anything, and the only way to get out of it is to force shut off my iMac and restart the machine.

I've had this issue happen to me over 10 times already!

There is a drastic color difference when exporting via AME, compared with exporting directly from Premiere. See attached photos. I literally changed nothing on the timeline, but it's handled completely differently. This has happened to me twice in the last month, both from h.264 clips and ProRes 422 clips with Lumetri effects.

When multiple users start transcoding processes the second user who started his transcoding has to wait till the first one is finished. It would be great if multiple transcoding tasks could be worked on simultaneously.

Not once have it encoded a proxy from a preset just to have the audio not match the footage audio bitrate. You could make a verifier that looks at the videos to be converted to proxy (when right clicking > create proxy) in premiere to check that the preferred proxy to be used will comply with the project bitrate.

in another words, make sure the user picks a proxy preset that matches the current project audio in premiere.

app.project.renderQueue.queueInAME(true); transfers the project from After Effects to Media Encoder to encode.
The render time may vary depending upon the complexity of the render. The function queueInAME( ) returns nothing back.
There is no way of Extend Script to know when the render task is done.

If I provide AME with file that contains 4 channels of audio, when it exports it to H.264 with a stereo audio channel, it strips out channels 3 and 4 instead of mixing them down into channels 1 and 2 as expected. The help file for Media Encoder says "If you choose fewer channels than are in the master track of a sequence or project, Adobe Media Encoder downmixes the audio"

Some people prefere to change framerates without interpolation, so that no frames get duplicated or deleted. It would be nice if Media Encoder could offer this feature like premiere does on import

Media Encoder does not apply Lumetri Effects to render... please fix

Any time the Global FX are turned off in Premiere Pro, I want a warning before I encode the project.