This thread is from June 2012... I'd say don't hold your breath.
Adobe has spent a good deal of time developing ways to bill us more for the same product, but features we request seem not to be very high on their list of priorities.
This thread is from June 2012... I'd say don't hold your breath.
Adobe has spent a good deal of time developing ways to bill us more for the same product, but features we request seem not to be very high on their list of priorities.
I have a vertical video at 1080x1920 that I need rotated 90° counterclockwise on export, is this possible though Media encoder? Thanks!
Why not rotate it before it goes to AME?
Hello!I have a problemwhen initializing theAdobeMedia Encoder, whenever I try tostart it, I get the following error message:
Configuration Error
Please uninstalland reinstallthe product again.
If the problemstill occurs, contactTechnical SupportAdobeand mentionthe error codethatappears at the bottomof the screen.
Error:16
http://www.adobe.com/br/support
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*alreadyuninstalledandreinstalledseveral timesproduct andthe problemcontinues!*
Processor: Intel Pentium dual core 2.7Ghz
RAM: 3Gb DDR2 667Mhz
Video Card: Asus 210 Silent 1Gb GDDR3 64Bits
Motheboard: Asus P5KPL-AM SE
OS: Windows 8
Could you check a folder or file called "Presets" under a user Documents > Adobe > Adobe Media Encoder > 8.0? If this is somehow corrupted, please try deleting this and relaunch AME.
Which version of Media Encoder are you using?
Please try clearing the app preferences as described below. This may help in some cases.
If this is CC or CC 2014 version, launch the app while holding a shift key.
If this is CS6 or older, launch the app while holding Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Windows) or Command+Option+Shift (Mac OS)
The video is vertically oriented so when I export versions for previewing I have to export them 1080x1920 so the client can see how the final will look but when a version is approved I have to rotate it horizontally to play in a TV that's been rotated vertically. I have been bringing the approved vertical export back into After Effects, making a new comp, rotating it horizontally and exporting it but I'd prefer to do all of this in Media Encoder because it would save time.
Have you tried disabling GPU acceleration if you are using it? Try Software only rendering.
Also, the current version of Media Encoder is 2014.2 Build 8.2.54. Updating to the latest version may help as well.
If this doesn't work, please let me know your source info (video format, dimension, frame rate, and aspect ratio) and your destination info.
Adobe CC2014
Win7 Pro 64-bit SP1
Nvidia GeForce GTX 770
From a queue, Adobe Media Encoder (AME) is encoding a Premiere sequence which uses SpeedGrade clip Lumetri effects.
In the AME window, it says Renderer: Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA).
From Window's Task Manager | Performance tab, only one thread has 100% usage.
Usually, when I run AME, all 8 threads are busy with the CUDA enabled.
When I re-install the EVGA driver and reboot, all 8 threads are busy when encoding with AME.
Why is only one thread busy even though AME says Renderer is using CUDA?
Why was it necessary to re-install the EVGA driver?
This has happened on several occasions.
Thanks in advance.
NVENC_export Version v1.09 (Feb 2, 2015) is now available -
Download link
NVENC_export Version v1.09 (Feb 2, 2015) - https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B96CRWkNxmWda3B4RnA0MlRWMDQ
"Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2013 Update 4"
(2) To enable AAC-audio output, you must download and install NeroAacEnc.
Known problems:
(Same limitations as previous versions.)
(1) In Adobe Premiere CC 2014 and Media Encoder CC 2014, the 'Export Audio' option is permanently enabled. (This seems to be a problem between the Adobe CC SDK and CC2014; it didn't happen in last-year's release.)
(2) NVENC does not include built-in multiplexing. If you wish to output *.TS or *.MP4 files, you must download the third-party tools mentioned above.
(3) If encoding to interlaced-video, you must set the Field Type to Upper First. Other choices will cause the plugin to crash, or generate a bad (unusable) file.
(4) NVENC does not support (AC3) Dolby Digital audio, only PCM. (If you separately download and install NeroAacEnc, then AAC-audio is supported.)
(5) High_Profile_444 output can cause problems with TSMuxer and MP4Box (stuttering video, or even unreadable video.) And not all encoder options function correctly in High_Profile_444 (some options are ignored, others cause unreadable output.)
Source code link
This section is only for software-developers who are interested in recompiling nvenc_export.The C++ source-code can be downloaded from the following link
NVENC_export Version v1.09 SRC (Feb 2, 2015) - https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B96CRWkNxmWdSGxXX1pudTEwNzQ
(nvenc_export is distributed under the LGPL license.)
I must apologize for the condition of the source-code. I'm not a professional software developer, so some dir/paths might not work correctly out-of-the-box. You'll need to know your way around Windows application development to fix some basic compile environment issues (for example, "d3dx9.h missing".)
Also, you will need the following items (not included in the above link) to recompile NVENC_export:
This can be downloaded for free, through Microsoft's "BusinessSiteSpark" program.
Download it from Microsoft
Download them from NVidia
Download it from Adobe
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Hey guys,
I want to report that I am having the same issue with Adobe AME CC 2014 (2014.2 Release / Build 8.2.0.54) and AME CC on Mac OS X 10.8.5.
Specs:
2 x 3,06 6-core Intel Xeon
48 GB DDR RAM
2 x 500 GB SSDs
When I look at my CPU usage while encoding a videofile to prores422 90% of the CPU remains inactive. I love your software but you really need to keep an eye on the performance of it. Most of us don't have the time to switch to different programs just to convert a simple file.
I'm having the same issues leejk is having.
The fix for me was to uninstall AME, then reinstall it.
Hello MMeguro,
I have done as you suggested, updated to 2014.2 Build 8.2.54 and disabled GPU acceleration, but still without any luck. I have tried with a number of source files, with a number of codecs – MP4 straight from a GOPRO Hero 2 Silver, Apple Pro Res 422 HQ from a Atomos Ninja2, AVCHD footage from a Canon C100 which has been rewrapped with ClipWrap2 to a *.mov file, and also the RAW *.MTS file from the Canon C100. I have tried with a number of default and custom settings, all with TimeCode overlay enables under the Effects tab. The destination has been the local desktop and an external drive.
I get the same result with Name Overlay.
I get the same result if I chose the timecode to be generated by AME.
Also noted, AME does pick up on the source timecode. I can see it displaying correctly within AME's interface, but it doesn not burn it into the image.
Is Adobe planning to include an HEVC/H.265 export media option for Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects? If so, could we PLEASE have an E.T.A.?
3rd party H.265 encoders have been around for a while now. Would be great to have one developed by Adobe which is more adaptable for created content.
I tested various files and didn't encounter any problem. Could you take and attache a screenshot of the Export Settings dialog showing the "Timecode Overlay" settings as well as the Summary section of the dialog? I hope it gives me a necessary info to understand the problem.
Here it is a year later and still no solution. I simply want to convert a ProRes video with 8 channels of audio to a DVCPROHD video while retaining the audio configuration. I'll be damned if I can figure out a way to do this. Anyone?
It is very strange. I don't know what to test next. I encounter the same issue using the Timecode video effect in Premiere Pro. If I tick Field Symbol in the effect controls I see the Field Symbol rendered in the view port. The Field Symbol is also visible in the video file if do a media export. I run Premiere Pro CC 2014.2, 8.2.0 (65) Build. I have the same issue when I run AME or Premiere on my laptop. See attached screen grabs from both AME and Premiere. Thank you for your help. Kind regards, Arvid
There was an issue in previous versions of Media Encoder where it couldn't import multiple audio streams properly such as 2 stereo pairs. On the recent released version (CC 2014 8.2), this issue was addressed. In order to encode into more than 2 channels, please select the uncompressed audio codec under the Audio tab. You should be able to select channels up to 32channels.