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Renders from Media Encoder don't loop cleanly

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Hello.

 

In the past I have exported mp4s and set them to loop for smaller looping files on the web. Recently I've noticed a glitch where the animation stops for a beat so you can feel the loop point like a hiccup. I did some trouble shooting to isolate the issue.

 

- I opened the file with quicktime to test if it is a web issue but the hiccup persists locally.
- I then tried a different codec and extension out of Media Encoder but the hiccup persists. (mpeg, quick time mov,)
- I then tried a render as an .mov from the After effects render. This time the file loops.

 

 

 

 

Through this series of tests I was able to identify the renderer as the issue rather than the codec, file type, or platform. I would just switch to the Ae rendered but h264 is not a render option from after effect. Has anyone else experienced this issue?


AE to AME Error code: -1609629695

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Hi
I see that others have the same issue, but stil haven't found a solution.

Every time i try to render something out in AME i get this:

 

- Encoding Time: 00:00:16

09/11/2019 01:46:06 PM : Encoding Failed

------------------------------------------------------------

Export Error

Error compiling movie.

 

 

Render Error

 

 

Render returned error.

 

 

Writing with exporter: H.264

Writing to file: /Users/He*******/Desktop/Brainhole_Logo_Anim_3.mp4

Writing file type: H264

Around timecode: 00:00:01:01 - 00:00:01:17

Rendering at offset: 1,042 seconds

Component: H.264 of type Exporter

Selector: 9

Error code: -1609629695

 

 

i have tried to re install every program and looked at other posts but just haven't seem to find the solution. hope someone can help

Renders from Media Encoder don't loop cleanly

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0

Hello.

 

In the past I have exported mp4s and set them to loop for smaller looping files on the web. Recently I've noticed a glitch where the animation stops for a beat so you can feel the loop point like a hiccup. I did some trouble shooting to isolate the issue.

 

- I opened the file with quicktime to test if it is a web issue but the hiccup persists locally.
- I then tried a different codec and extension out of Media Encoder but the hiccup persists. (mpeg, quick time mov,)
- I then tried a render as an .mov from the After effects render. This time the file loops.

 

 

 

 

Through this series of tests I was able to identify the renderer as the issue rather than the codec, file type, or platform. I would just switch to the Ae rendered but h264 is not a render option from after effect. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

HEVC (H.265) HDR setting dims the image

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I'm working with a video file that I'm exporting from AfterEffects to Media Encoder to render. The file needs to be in HDR, but whenvever I check the HDR button in the HEVC encoding settings, it causes my video to render much darker. Regardless if viewed on an HDR TV or a computer monitor,  the dark colors come out black, and the light colors come out dim and dingy. Unchecking the HDR box causes it to look like the pre-processed AE file, so I've isolated it to that one setting.

 

My questions is if this is a known issue, and if anyone knows of a way to compensate, short of cranking up the levels and saturation in the original AfterEffects file?

CBR vs VBR setting in Media Encoder for Amazon Video Direct

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Greetings,

 

     I have a video file that I uploaded to Amazon Video Direct. But they found a couple of problems with it.

     They said that the Video uses VBR. But that they only accept CBR.

 

 

     If I choose the H.264 Preset, then I see a choice to select VBR/ CBR.

     However, I'd like to use the ProRes 422HQ preset, but when I select this, I didn't find a Setting that allowed me to choose CBR (instead of VBR), or for that matter the Bit Rate.

 

     Any idea on how to achieve this?

 

      Thanks in advance.

 

Regards,

Rajnesh

Media Encoder wrong source duration for both bin exported media from Premiere and images dragged in

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This is an incredibly frustrating issue I have across Premiere and ME versions.

 

I have a bunch of images I want to export as Mp4 to batch concatenate with ffmpeg.

 

The issue:

The problem is when I drag images to ME to export as video they default to 5s. This is despite having them set to 14s in Premiere.

 

As a way around this I tried exporting the images from Premiere's bin (right click, Export Media). However, for some reason, when I do this the queued items in ME end up about ~12 hours! The source range is set to 'entire clip'. I have no idea how it got this 11:59 hr value for the source range, I tried both with and without a sequence in the bin of the project.

 

I can change the source range to 'in/out' manually but this is not a good option for many files. I even tried selecting multiple clips at once and changing the source range but it only changes the first clip selected.

AE to AME Error code: -1609629695

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Hi
I see that others have the same issue, but stil haven't found a solution.

Every time i try to render something out in AME i get this:

 

- Encoding Time: 00:00:16

09/11/2019 01:46:06 PM : Encoding Failed

------------------------------------------------------------

Export Error

Error compiling movie.

 

 

Render Error

 

 

Render returned error.

 

 

Writing with exporter: H.264

Writing to file: /Users/He*******/Desktop/Brainhole_Logo_Anim_3.mp4

Writing file type: H264

Around timecode: 00:00:01:01 - 00:00:01:17

Rendering at offset: 1,042 seconds

Component: H.264 of type Exporter

Selector: 9

Error code: -1609629695

 

 

i have tried to re install every program and looked at other posts but just haven't seem to find the solution. hope someone can help

Alpha .PNG is it possible to render from video

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Ok this may sound crazy. But I have some Videos I've  keyed out and I would like to render some of the video as transparent (I think only Png. will support this.)

I tried it with media encoder but it still rendered with a black background.  Is there a workaround? I've found a lot about rendering out the alpha in videos. But nothing on rendering PNG's or JPEG's

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Joe

 

Currently using cc2019


Media Encoder wrong source duration for both bin exported media from Premiere and images dragged in

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0

This is an incredibly frustrating issue I have across Premiere and ME versions.

 

I have a bunch of images I want to export as Mp4 to batch concatenate with ffmpeg.

 

The issue:

The problem is when I drag images to ME to export as video they default to 5s. This is despite having them set to 14s in Premiere.

 

As a way around this I tried exporting the images from Premiere's bin (right click, Export Media). However, for some reason, when I do this the queued items in ME end up about ~12 hours! The source range is set to 'entire clip'. I have no idea how it got this 11:59 hr value for the source range, I tried both with and without a sequence in the bin of the project.

 

I can change the source range to 'in/out' manually but this is not a good option for many files. I even tried selecting multiple clips at once and changing the source range but it only changes the first clip selected.

Queue issue when encoding several projects

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Hi there,

 

My problem is simple. When i encode several files, it stops after the first one. Means i can only encode one file at the same time, which is a shame since i wanna use night time to encode as much as projects as possible.
I am used to proceed that way and it suddently didn't work..
I tried to uninstall reinstall but still the same problem.
By the way it's all about h.264 files, any relation ?

 

 

 

I would be so grateful if someone have the solution.

 

Many thanks

Media Encoder wrong source duration for both bin exported media from Premiere and images dragged in

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0
0

This is an incredibly frustrating issue I have across Premiere and ME versions.

 

I have a bunch of images I want to export as Mp4 to batch concatenate with ffmpeg.

 

The issue:

The problem is when I drag images to ME to export as video they default to 5s. This is despite having them set to 14s in Premiere.

 

As a way around this I tried exporting the images from Premiere's bin (right click, Export Media). However, for some reason, when I do this the queued items in ME end up about ~12 hours! The source range is set to 'entire clip'. I have no idea how it got this 11:59 hr value for the source range, I tried both with and without a sequence in the bin of the project.

 

I can change the source range to 'in/out' manually but this is not a good option for many files. I even tried selecting multiple clips at once and changing the source range but it only changes the first clip selected.

Renders from Media Encoder don't loop cleanly

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Hello.

 

In the past I have exported mp4s and set them to loop for smaller looping files on the web. Recently I've noticed a glitch where the animation stops for a beat so you can feel the loop point like a hiccup. I did some trouble shooting to isolate the issue.

 

- I opened the file with quicktime to test if it is a web issue but the hiccup persists locally.
- I then tried a different codec and extension out of Media Encoder but the hiccup persists. (mpeg, quick time mov,)
- I then tried a render as an .mov from the After effects render. This time the file loops.

 

 

 

 

Through this series of tests I was able to identify the renderer as the issue rather than the codec, file type, or platform. I would just switch to the Ae rendered but h264 is not a render option from after effect. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

Need Media Encoder 12.0.1 but it's not available in CC app

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Hi we have very specific exporting formats, presets only work with ME 12.0 not 12.1.  ME 2017 or 2019 also do not let them work.  How can I get the version of ME 12.0 on my system??? Have spent a long time trying to figure it out, including pasting a version from a friend's computer onto mine via We transfer (I get error messages though when trying to open).

Can anyone help me please?
Thank you!

CBR vs VBR setting in Media Encoder for Amazon Video Direct

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Greetings,

 

     I have a video file that I uploaded to Amazon Video Direct. But they found a couple of problems with it.

     They said that the Video uses VBR. But that they only accept CBR.

 

 

     If I choose the H.264 Preset, then I see a choice to select VBR/ CBR.

     However, I'd like to use the ProRes 422HQ preset, but when I select this, I didn't find a Setting that allowed me to choose CBR (instead of VBR), or for that matter the Bit Rate.

 

     Any idea on how to achieve this?

 

      Thanks in advance.

 

Regards,

Rajnesh

Is not exporting in correct color depth

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1. I color graded the video with Davinci resolve, exported and imported it in After effects

2. Selected Color depth 16bit per channel in AE (everything looks good).

3. Exported with media encoder (preview looks bad)

4. Ticked "Enable Display Color Management" in settings (preview looks good now)

5. Export with these settings

6. The exported file lost contrast. See picture here

 

Anyone has any idea what I'm doing wrong?


Renders from Media Encoder don't loop cleanly

$
0
0

Hello.

 

In the past I have exported mp4s and set them to loop for smaller looping files on the web. Recently I've noticed a glitch where the animation stops for a beat so you can feel the loop point like a hiccup. I did some trouble shooting to isolate the issue.

 

- I opened the file with quicktime to test if it is a web issue but the hiccup persists locally.
- I then tried a different codec and extension out of Media Encoder but the hiccup persists. (mpeg, quick time mov,)
- I then tried a render as an .mov from the After effects render. This time the file loops.

 

 

 

 

Through this series of tests I was able to identify the renderer as the issue rather than the codec, file type, or platform. I would just switch to the Ae rendered but h264 is not a render option from after effect. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

CBR vs VBR setting in Media Encoder for Amazon Video Direct

$
0
0

Greetings,

 

     I have a video file that I uploaded to Amazon Video Direct. But they found a couple of problems with it.

     They said that the Video uses VBR. But that they only accept CBR.

 

 

     If I choose the H.264 Preset, then I see a choice to select VBR/ CBR.

     However, I'd like to use the ProRes 422HQ preset, but when I select this, I didn't find a Setting that allowed me to choose CBR (instead of VBR), or for that matter the Bit Rate.

 

     Any idea on how to achieve this?

 

      Thanks in advance.

 

Regards,

Rajnesh

Media Encoder wrong source duration for both bin exported media from Premiere and images dragged in

$
0
0

This is an incredibly frustrating issue I have across Premiere and ME versions.

 

I have a bunch of images I want to export as Mp4 to batch concatenate with ffmpeg.

 

The issue:

The problem is when I drag images to ME to export as video they default to 5s. This is despite having them set to 14s in Premiere.

 

As a way around this I tried exporting the images from Premiere's bin (right click, Export Media). However, for some reason, when I do this the queued items in ME end up about ~12 hours! The source range is set to 'entire clip'. I have no idea how it got this 11:59 hr value for the source range, I tried both with and without a sequence in the bin of the project.

 

I can change the source range to 'in/out' manually but this is not a good option for many files. I even tried selecting multiple clips at once and changing the source range but it only changes the first clip selected.

Renders from Media Encoder don't loop cleanly

$
0
0

Hello.

 

In the past I have exported mp4s and set them to loop for smaller looping files on the web. Recently I've noticed a glitch where the animation stops for a beat so you can feel the loop point like a hiccup. I did some trouble shooting to isolate the issue.

 

- I opened the file with quicktime to test if it is a web issue but the hiccup persists locally.
- I then tried a different codec and extension out of Media Encoder but the hiccup persists. (mpeg, quick time mov,)
- I then tried a render as an .mov from the After effects render. This time the file loops.

 

 

 

 

Through this series of tests I was able to identify the renderer as the issue rather than the codec, file type, or platform. I would just switch to the Ae rendered but h264 is not a render option from after effect. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

AE to AME Error code: -1609629695

$
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0

Hi
I see that others have the same issue, but stil haven't found a solution.

Every time i try to render something out in AME i get this:

 

- Encoding Time: 00:00:16

09/11/2019 01:46:06 PM : Encoding Failed

------------------------------------------------------------

Export Error

Error compiling movie.

 

 

Render Error

 

 

Render returned error.

 

 

Writing with exporter: H.264

Writing to file: /Users/He*******/Desktop/Brainhole_Logo_Anim_3.mp4

Writing file type: H264

Around timecode: 00:00:01:01 - 00:00:01:17

Rendering at offset: 1,042 seconds

Component: H.264 of type Exporter

Selector: 9

Error code: -1609629695

 

 

i have tried to re install every program and looked at other posts but just haven't seem to find the solution. hope someone can help

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