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[BUG] Importing multiple After Effects compositions requires unnecessary additional steps
When I open an After Effects project in the Media Browser and drag multiple Comps into the Queue, I get prompted to navigate to the Comp for each Comp that I have added to the Queue. It seems to be a bug.
3 votes -
BROADCAST
Media Encoder presets could be more faithful with the You Tube, Vimeo and Instagram settings. Its important to preserve the video quality.
4 votes -
Media Encoder crashes constantly.
I believe it is the dynamic line manager that is actually the problem. I have to output about a 100 promos a session. Seems like a great reason to use the "Render que". After getting about 15 spots into the Render que, Premire starts to hang up (like I can't "goto inpoint") and Encoder will stop adding to the que. At this point I have to reboot and resend everything back into the que. Most days I just render the spots one at a time. This has become a huge waste of time.
MacPro (trash Can), High Sierra
64gb, 2…8 votes -
Since the springupdate 12.1 - april mediaencoder on OSX 10.13.4 became totally useless / unpredictable
Since the springupdate 12.1 - april, mediaencoder on OSX 10.13.4 became totally useless / unpredictable.
First is that encoding to HEVC is now missing the "max bitrate" setting. Only "target bitrate" is available.
Whatever I select, ME creates extreme huge temp. M4V files .
For example: HEVC traget 13Mbit/s estimatetd 3000MByte VBR = creates files of 25 GB..then tries to multiplex to a MP4 file, and therefor consumes every available discspace (up to 55GB in my case)...the OSX raises a warning ...running out of diskspace....the now created MP4 has now 11GB and is only playing halfway.If set to CBR…
5 votes -
LOSSLESS QUALITY
Media Encoder could has a tool to control the settings to export compressed content without lose quality in terms of human vision.
1 vote -
Footage from my iPhone is being flipped 90 degrees while compressing. Why?!
I go to look at the footage placed in my timeline and it looks a normal 16:9 look. Yet, while compressing my footage Media Encoder flips my videos upsidedown? Why?
2 votes -
Add a feature to dial back the export speed and save system resources
I don't always need an export to happen as quick as possible. If I want to continue editing in Premiere while ME exports, it's quite laggy, but I often don't mind if an export takes longer as long as I can continue working.
5 votes -
12.0.1 Crashes constantly, had to down grade to 12.0
I had to downgrade the recent update because it just would not work on my system. I had to downgrade Premiere Pro as well. Before that that I tried uninstalling and re-installing, checked startup and services to make sure everything was enabled, etc. I have an older laptop on Windows 10 and I keep everything up to date. I have not worked with the any of the other recent upates yet to se if they have similar issues.
2 votes -
2 votes
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Allow for Variable Frame in Encoder
I had to go to a competitor in order to match a frame rate for iPhone footage that was 23.972 fps instead of 23.976 fps. I don't see why encoder can't offer what HandBrake does and allow me to export at 20 fps so I don't drop frames on my export.
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How to get reel name metadata in adobe media encoder transcodes
How to get reel name metadata in adobe media encoder transcodes like kyno and Da Vinci Resolve Studio/Lite
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Include project link for Comps sent from After Effects
It would be great if AME has an option to include a project link in the same way the After Effects Render Queue does in the Output Module Settings dialog box.
0 votes
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