Error is compiling movie using Adobe Media Encoder

Asked By Donald W Scott 0 points N/A Posted on - 10/31/2013

Hello experts,

Recently, I am having some issues with exporting movies in any format on the media encoder. I also set all the settings to match the captured footage but the same error displayed on the screen. I have spent many hours to fix this problem but could not remove this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Error compiling movie.

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Answered By Woodard Lemaire 0 points N/A #175812

Error is compiling movie using Adobe Media Encoder

This Adobe Media Encoder problem can be a very troublesome however this problem can be easily solved. Firstly you must go to this link Adobe download and download a new Adobe Media Encoder once you have done this you must then uninstall the version you have and then run the new program you have downloaded. Once it has been installed you must then restart your computer.

Your issue will be resolve once you have follow these steps.

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Error is compiling movie using Adobe Media Encoder

Hello,

There are several steps that will fix this issue.

• Disable “AutoSave” mode.

1. Go to Edit >> Preferences >> Auto Save.

2. Remove tick beside “Automatically Save Projects”.

3. Press “OK”.

• Quit all applications that might conflict.

Before you start Adobe Premier, close all applications open. Programs might conflict with Adobe Premier and may cause this issue.

• Restart your PC.

Restarting your PC will make your PC memory fresh and fast. Then try to do that task again.

• Remove effects

1. Choose the clip on timeline or sceneline.

2. Go to Edit tab >> Effects >> Edit Effects.

3. Hit the “Eye” to disable the effect or right-click the effect and select “Clear”.

Through this technique, remove any of the following effects:

Auto Levels
Auto Color
Auto Contrast
Shadow/Highlight

You can find out more useful diagnostic technique from this Adobe Help.

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