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Premiere Pro rendering in Adobe media encoder over network?
Would it possible to send a Premiere Pro sequence to another computer’s Media Encoder queue (admitting they’re connected to a network)?
Since there’s a way to directly render in a network watch folder and get the file rendered into another format, would there be a way to do so without having to first render it from the editing computer?Thanks,
Sébastien
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All of this is possible, I assume, as long as the machine doing the rendering understand the pathway to the source media in the same way as the machine that did the editing…
for example…on windows….this means that if you are using drive letter designations…
then your media shares need to have the same drive letter designations on the rendering machine….
that’s all…
otherwise it will be a case of missing media that will need to be relinked on the rendering machine in its copy of Ppro and saved…..prior to encoding in AME…
hope that helps…
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX -
Okay thank you! So as I understand, I can connect to the machine (via remote connexion or something like that) and can queue the render on it. But I guess there’s no way for multiple users to queue their files (Premiere Pro in our case) to render on a single distant machine without having to directly connect to the machine each time?
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