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Adobe Media Encoder not fully encoding!
Hello!
I am using Windows 7 (64 Bit)
I’ve had a problem for a few days now trying to encode about 6 minutes of fraps footage from World of Warcraft. Although I’ve tried encoding in multiple codecs, the error always appears. Currently I’m trying for the youtube Widescreen HD setting (using CS4).
Usually the encoder gets to around 50 – 60% and then it suddenly stops with the ! error. Details follow,
– Source File: C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\Blood Queen’s Downfall_1.prproj
– Output File: C:\Users\user\Desktop\Sequence 01.mp4
– Preset Used: YouTube Widescreen HD
– Video: NTSC, 1280×720, 24 [fps], Progressive
– Audio: AAC, 64 [kbps], 44.1 kHz, Stereo
– Bitrate: VBR, 1 Pass, Target 6.00, Max 9.00 [Mbps]
– Encoding Time: 00:00:22
3/3/2010 12:21:49 PM : Encoding Failed
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The Operation was interrupted by user
————————————-There are also other error messages below this one, some with the text,
“Error compiling movie.
Unknown error.”
I’ve looked everywhere on the web trying to find a solution for this problem but nothing has worked.
Please help, this is very annoying, since I plan to use Adobe to work with my Hawaii footage in the future.
Thank you so much,
– Seth
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2 Replies
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I am having the exact same issue (windows 7 64bit, master collection CS4). My computer is a serious powerhouse so I know it’s not a performance problem. I even tried on a second computer running the same software and it failed there as well. I’ve looked everywhere for a solution and turned up nothing but dead ends (adobe is no help). Sorry I can’t offer any advice.
“Yeah, well… Ya know, that’s just like… uh… your opinion man.”
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Hi!
Which plug-ins are you using? Check the clip at 50-60% on your timeline. I had two identical filters on one clip, and received the Unknown Error.
Reduce your effects, they write big temp files.
And the last method, which takes a little time but seriously saves lifes (we have premiere on sunday): Export in parts. 6 minutes is not that much, but who knows. Take a good codec (I’d personally go for H.264, Uncompressed Microsoft Avi makes my media darker), re-import, export in same codec. I got no frames missing.
Hope I’ve been of some help!
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