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Any folder on your hard drive can be designated as a Watch Folder. Once you select your Watch Folder, any files that you add into the folder are encoded using the selected presets. Adobe Media Encoder automatically detects media files being added to the Watch Folder and starts the encoding.

The media browser lets you preview media files before you add them to the queue. The left side of the panel shows all local and networked drives on your system plus a Favorites section where you can save links to directories you use most often. The right side of the panel displays the contents of the selected drive or directory. You can filter your content based on file type or use the Search field. Folder-based file structures used by camera manufacturers like Canon, Sony, and Panasonic can be easily navigated, as well the contents of After Effects and Premiere Pro projects.

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I cannot queue my projects, not being a ble to use a vital function that I need to keep my workflow moving. Once again adobe dropping the ball with basic fixes while they keep pumping out these "updates"

I have reset Premiere (shift-alt on startup) and deleted all the cache files. I rendered the clip where encoder hangs and then added it back, then I deleted the clip entirely, then I deleted the clip and the music track and no matter - it stops in the same place every time (about 14% done with Premiere, and about 14 minutes in on what AME estimates is a 2 hour job).

I'm very young and I don't know how to properly fix things on after effects or media encoder. I've been crying non stop because of this and nothing works. I've uninstalled both media encoder and after effects and it doesn't work. If I try to render it through after effects and not media encoder, the video is black but the sound is still there! And when I open my after effects it opens TWO...I don't know what to do...did I do something on accident?!

I'm finding the issue persists in AME 2023. The answer above (ending AE in background processes) does seem to largely work, however, I wouldn't consider this as Adobe having "solved" the problem. We should be able to run a queue of files without hangs or freezes along the way. Also fyi -- I don't find the issue related to specific files or moments in a composition on my end as the encoder will freeze sometimes on a file and then render it totally fine without hiccups minutes later. Similarly I'll run 20 iterations based on a template and one file might hang/freeze while the other 19 don't, even though the animation and compositions are the exact same in each file -- the only difference is a change in text.

Adobe Media Encoder is a video encoding software from Adobe, the leading software provider for content creation and publication. This app is specially designed to provide different screen sizes, formats, and resolutions. It will specifically provide you various video export formats depending on the Adobe applications you have. It is free and reliable software for all your media processing needs.

Bitrate encoding, cropping, start and end markers, and aspect ratio are some of the preset options it provides. For output resolution, it supports HD 720p, Full HD 1080p, and 4K video quality. Bear in mind, however, that the higher the video resolution, the larger its final size will be. Additionally, as a robust media management tool, this app provides tight integration of Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, and other applications.

Adobe Media Encoder is a trusted software solution for all of your media processing projects. It is comprehensively packed with tools and features that will be essential for media encoding. Thanks to this program, you will now be able to work with media in a more unified way across applications.

If your AME not encoding, rendering, exporting, download Adobe CC Cleaner Tool, fresh install AME and AE, re-open queue panel of media encoder or downgrade it to the older version. In case, you're still unlucky, you need try more methods to fix this issue or to tackle AME gets crash importing video error.

the first call was disconnected with no explaination after asking me to re-name folder 'common' did not work. The second call i was almost immmediately asked to load software and do a remote session. My backgound has been computer security ... i was unhappy to leap straight into this option without looking for known errors etc first ... again this call was disconnected with no warning/explanation

I understand you normally work with more than one media file, the reason I asked for you try a new project with one file was to see if the "wrong audio" file was being pulled from the same project or elsewhere.

I cleared the cache files and exported from encoder and it worked. However, I exported from another project and it did not work. As I said in my first question deleting cache files is not a permeant solution, but it is the only option that Adobe can suggest, which is not very useful as I cannot keep deleting the cache files and then waiting for audio to load. It's very frustrating and a big time waster.

For anyone here facing this problem, my solution was to "save as" my after effects (or premiere if its your case) file, and give it a new name, add a number in the suffix for example. Then, from there, by re-adding the comp to the media encoder got it to render with the correct audio.

I believe it has something to do with some cache data that is stuck in a tmp folder somewhere.

I resolved this by manually deleting the cached files. In media encoder, you can find the path cached info. I noticed that cleaning with the provided button did not delete all of the files and I still had issues with the wrong audio. After manually deleting the cache files, it fixed the issue.

This didn't quite work for me, but what worked was saving the project and close down AE completely. Then open Media encoder by itself and import the AE project then select the desired composition. Render away!

Most likely, in my experience, encoder came accross a clip that was not exported correctly from the editor. For example, Avid can play and edit long GOP but try to send it to encoder - and the screen will be black with audio only.

Without knowing which piece of Elgato software I can't say if there are other options that would be better for export, but I think if nothing else, you need to file a bug on the AME UserVoice site: -video.uservoice.com/forums/911308-media-encoder

You're welcome, and it's always tough to narrow down a problem like this. I don't think the encoders are the problem, I think it might be that the decoder reading your footage is not happy with whatever Elgato is exporting. If you properly ran the Cleaner Tool then you already wiped AME and its components out.

I am having same issue. Haven't used proxies since January, Yesterday i wanted to use proxies and media encoder won't encode them it just stops.vI also updated to latest everything and still same issue.

Hey, fixed this by rolling back both apps to the version before adobe broke them again.

I did this by going into creative cloud > all apps > After Effects / Media Encoder "..." > other versions > first older version > install

Then I uninstalled both 22.0 versions. C'mon adobe, don't update apps if they don't work.

I'm running Ae and Me 21.1.1, and both direct exports from Ae and queue over to Me are working as expected. So I'm wondering what combination of ... media, hardware, effects, plugins, what? ... is causing this for some users.

I use a Mac desktop and have been exporting media regularly with no problem. Now, Animate times out and Media Encoder doesn't create an .mp4 file. I've seen a number of posts relating to this but none with a solution for me.

Yeah this always seems to be an issue lately. But at the end of the day at least it's not an adobe big bug it's just Mac security. Basically you have to tell Mac that you want your adobe software to be able to communicate, but it's all for good reason. But know they know and know is have the battle.

Media Encoder CC is a part of the Adobe Creative Suite and offers media management tools which assist in ingesting, transcoding, creating proxies, and outputing in any format. This includes converting video object files (VOB) into various file types.

The Encoding panel monitors the progress of all current encoding jobs. This panel shows a video playback window displaying frames of the encoding media. There is also a blue progress bar showing the level of completion your video is at.

The preset browser allows you to find a preset that best fits the destination of your final video. These presets allow you to optimize your video for a wide range of screens, from social media platforms to designated mobile or broadcast devices. Additionally, you can also create your own ingest presets to use with Premiere Pro.

Once your video is inside of the queue, go to the preset panel and find the desired preset you want for your video. Drag that over to the queue and you will see the preset show up below your queue. You can continue this process for however many different formats you need for that video. This is particularly helpful when you want to optimize transcode videos for different social media formats.

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Deadline Workers that render Media Encoder jobs use the media encoder web service. To modify the web service port number or address you need to modify the ame_webservice_config.ini file. The ame_webservice_config.ini file is found in the same directory as the Adobe Media Encoder Web Service executable file. Note that the default port being used is 8080. This INI file may not exist in a fresh install of Adobe Media Encoder, in which case the default values will be used. be457b7860