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Render from Media Encoder does not match the look in Premiere Pro
I’ve been noticing lately that when I render in Media Encoder, the finished render looks different than what it looks like in Premiere Pro. It doesn’t happen all the time but at least 3 out of every 8 renders is 3 too many.
Anyone else having this problem? I’m including a side by side. On the left is how the video looks in Windows Player and on the right is the source window in Premiere Pro. Remember, I’m just an amateur, I do this for my own enjoyment, so no critiques!!! 😉
UPDATE: I just rendered using Premiere Pro rather than Media Encoder and it came out perfect. So either Media Encoder needs an update or else there’s something in preferences I may have to tweak but I haven’t touched any preferences so I have no idea why I should need to tweak it. Still would appreciate some feedback.
Also noticed someone responded with the solution while I was updating this post, so thanks for that!
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Hi Duke,
are you using Lumetri color correction?
In case you do, take a look at this post. https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/967260 -
Hi Marc, yes I am. I updated my previous post after you responded (look at the update). I’ll check out the link you gave me now.
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That did not do the trick.
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In Media Encoder preferences there is a dialogue box under the heading ‘Premiere Pro’ called ‘import sequences natively’. Uncheck this box then send your sequence to Media Encoder.
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James you magnificent bay-stid. That did the trick. Thanks!
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No worries, I always make sure that’s unchecked as you get quite a lot of problems with media encoder not updating the sequence, for example, if you change fonts on a title media encoder will still export with the old font.
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I noticed it didn’t update a transition and an After Effects comp the other day, too. That’s probably the same thing. Thanks, James!
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