Adobe Media Encoder is missing

Hi
I have recent install Adobe Premier CC i download from Adobe and i paying for the program but Adobe Premier i have but Adobe Media encoder CC is not even installed on my computer. Can i install it seperate any way?
thanks

Could you list all Adobe applications you have installed?
Also, what OS are you on?

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not sure.
There should be more options.
I put in my installation disk, but it does not allow you to just reinstall this program.
Does anyone know why this is happening. It works on a computer running Windows XP.

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I wonder if anyone can help me with this. I have the Adobe Media Encoder as part of Web Premium CS4. In the Format menu there are only two formats showing FLV and F4V. I have seen additional formats on other computers and don't know why they are missing from my copy.
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Hi Jerron
Thanks for getting back to me.
I suspected that may be the reason. I have downloaded the latest update but that didn't add any additional format.
No matter.
Thanks anyway..
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Anyone know why my version of AE CS6 doesn't have the option "Add to Adobe Media Encoder Queue" ? http://t.co/UFTfFXN8VL

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Drag the AE project file from the desktop into the AME Queue panel. Choose a single comp and click OK.
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Exporting with Adobe Media Encoder CS4 missing files

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I am running Mac OSX 10.5 and i have a 2 HDDs one for software and one for Media. I am also running Pro tools and all its inclusive Plugins which may be interrupting it.
I export the media for compress to MPEG2 format and then it automatically opens up media encoder all seems well so i press the start list button and the programs looks like its doing something after 10mins thee is an error message come up which says
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Adobe Media Encoder CS4 - Missing audio at the end of clips?

I'm running AME CS4 in conjunction with a Matrox H.264 accelerator card for MP4 encoding. Source material is .m2t and output is 720p as per YouTube spec.
I've been noticing recently that every other encoding job will chop a second or two of the audio from the end of the clip. ie. The audio will be fine until the last second or two of the clip, which is completely missing.
I'm lost when trying to figure out where to start troubleshooting. On a side note, I have noticed the same behaviour when transcoding .m2t files within Encore, which was part of the production bundle.
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MPEG-2 option missing from Adobe Media Encoder (ver7.2.0.43)

Hi all,
Having an issue getting the MPEG-2 option for our Creative Cloud installation, specifically in Media Encoder's presets.
The following steps were recommended on another Adobe forum addressing this issue:
1.Uninstall Adobe Premiere Pro or the Creative Suite.
2.Run the cleanup script found here: http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html
3.Reinstall Adobe Premiere Pro or the Creative Suite.
4.Launch Adobe Premiere Pro.
5.When prompted for activation during launch, ensure that the computer is online and complete activation.
If the computer cannot be brought online, complete the offline activation during the first launch of the software. Do not choose to activate later.
6.After Activation, close and restart Adobe Premiere Pro.
We have been able to run through steps1 to 4, however the Activation option in #5 does not appear at all (must be activation is included as part of our CC license).
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I'm having the same problem of the mpeg 2 codecs missing from adobe media encoder. I have 2 computers and on both of them the mpeg 2 options for encoding have disappeared today. Can you please help?

Adobe Media Encoder CS6 completely missing from Mastercollection CS6

Computer Environment:
MacBook Pro Early 2011
Graphics AMD Radeon HD 6490M 256 MB
Memory 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
SSD with 512GB; about 81GB are still free
Mavericks OS X 10.9.5
Adobe Mastercollection CS6
Quicktime Player (Standard)
Problem:
I am currently missing the sidekick Adobe Media Encoder (AME), even though I succesfully can run After Effects and Premier Pro.
I cannot locate the AME app anywhere on my hard drive to launch it manually.
Steps/general information:
I initially was able to run AME, after fixing another problem with launching it by deleting the ExportQuickTimeHost.bundle / QuicktTimeHost.bundle as I have described in another post (https://forums.adobe.com/message/7221143#7221143 – #26 is my post).
Unfortunately, the presets for Quicktime (I needed prores) were missing, even after I have done a workaround, by copying prores-codecs into AME plugins, as described in this post: martin-thoburn.com » Install the Apple ProRES codec without Final Cut or ProApps
The next time launching QuickTime, I was not able to open it again.
I uninstalled, reinstalled and updated After Effects and Premier Pro three times now and took away the QuickTimeHost.bundle from AME and Premiere Pro
I also tried resetting ACL (through Utilities, when starting the MacBook with option key pressed down) as suggested by Seth Goldin in the post https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1010136
I already tried wiping down the whole Adobe Suite, using the Cloud Cleaner Tool, delete the presets in the user library and then reinstall the apps: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Acrobat, After Effects and Premiere Pro. There is now only the CS6 (and not for example some CC apps) on my Computer. All apps are up to date.
I didn't install any other codecs by accident.
Since AME was again not launching (Splash screen wasn't showing me any plugins, AME could have loaded). I simply deleted AME by trashing it.
Now it's completely gone, even after reinstalling (and launching) After Effects and Premier Pro.
By trying to install AME's updates (6.0.1 and 6.0.2) I naturally get an error message, since the main app is missing.
I have battled with AME about half a year now, so things like reinstalling Lion and then Mavericks has occurred before as well.
And unfortunately, I am in the middle of a big project, which is due in a month and two days. Hope the links are not too confusing
– please look through them though, as the solutions I tried out are very clearly written in those posts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Update in chronological order:
I uninstalled the Cloud, which I kept for making updates; I also uninstalled everything from Adobe (CS6 mastercollection)
I ran the Cloud cleaner tool
I reinstalled only Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Premier Pro, After Effects and Acrobat. Bridge and AME were installed as sidekicks of Photoshop and AE/PP.
So this has solved problem 1 already.
On to problem 2 (update only):
updated all adobe software, incl. DynamicLinkMediaServerRetail-1.0.1-mul-AdobeUpdate
I installed Final Cut Pro 7
I (re)installed Quicktime 7.6.6*
I downloaded the Prores Presets for AME (as you suggested in post #2)
I tried opening AME – that did not work, as it hung on the ExporterQuicktimeHost.bundle
Went to AME app, right clicked on app icon to get "Show package content">Contents>Plug-Ins>Common and deleted ExporterQuickTimeHost.bundle and ImporterQuickTimeHost.bundle
repeated last step with Premiere Pro and AE
I opened AE
I tried importing the presets through AME>import>presets... That did not work. I get this pop-up message:
restarted my computer
tried again to import AME without luck
tried the solution of this discussion Re: Quicktime Export options are missing (only in AME) (post #8)
since I noticed that mine was changed back after the reinstallation. No luck.
restarted the computer again. No luck.
Put back only the ExporterQuicktimeHost.bundle into AME's package content
tried to open AME without luck
removed the Quicktimebundle once more to open AME (worked)
opened PP to check if I could export in queue: AME does not open by itself, still.
I tried opening a prores file (end as .mov) that I encoded at university (not on my provate computer) – did not worl
I checked if I could open a mov-file which was not encoded to prores: that worked.
I looked into Martin Thoburn's method again to try one more time in AME to find the settings "Quicktime". No luck.
I also have a third problem that may be linked to this, since it also has to do with PP and AE:
Re: Can anyone help? "DynamicLink" not available attempting to open Mov in Photoshop CS6
My post there is #22.
But now that I absolutely made sure that I do have the prores codecs,
I strongly suspect that it may also be a problem, which is discussed here:
Are the ProRes codec and .MOV file no longer supported?
...namely, that the codecs are just not visible. Unfortunately, this discussion is not resolved either.
HarleyTDavis's post #30 of this discussion Are the ProRes codec and .MOV file no longer supported?
suggests something complicated (because I yet would need another Adobe version), which I may try at some point.
Alright. That is all the effort that I can afford in time for this. I am too exhausted to go on so I'll do a workaround in FCP
– now that I got it – and will ask someone else to encode my outcome to a prores-Version.
If I feel like it – and yeah, I'd rather work with the Adobe Suite CS6 mostly – I'll come back to this discussion after a having clean wiped my computer and reinstalled everything.
Thanks to both of you for looking into this with me. I'm positive this can be solved – just not now.

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Some people who have downloaded Adobe Media Encoder with Premiere Pro CS6 as part of a Creative Cloud Membership subscription have a problem in which the MPEG2, MPEG2-DVD, MPEG2-Blu-ray, Dolby Digital, & MXF OP1a codecs are missing.
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Missing presets for Adobe Media Encoder 6.0

Im missing my DVD preset's in Adobe Media Encoder 6.0. I recently downloaded the Production Suite from the cloud. How do I get them?
If I open Media Encoder the preset is there but if I send it to Queue it changes the encoding to AAC audio only. If I use the Export setting in the media encoder it works fine.

Missing Presets/Activation http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1050730?tstart=0
and
Missing Content http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1065117
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Direct to Knowledgebase article
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/library-functional-content-missing.html

How do I reinstall missing Adobe Media Encoder CS3 ?

I need some help here ??
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Looked for the error log which lives at
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Mr Hunt...
I my view you're a wizzard with statute more than Merlin...
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I tossed my laptop in the car went to 2nd location.
Re-configured laptop for single monitor mode.
Upon starting up ProPre hammered encoding and the resulting screen opened ...... which I could not see.
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Adobe Media Encoder missing

Hi,
i've installed Adobe Media Encoder CC; now Captivate, when exporting, doesn't find the path to convert videos.
Is there a way to configure the new AME position?

Hi Jerron
Thanks for getting back to me.
I suspected that may be the reason. I have downloaded the latest update but that didn't add any additional format.
No matter.
Thanks anyway..
George

Adobe Media Encoder in CS4

Hello. My name is Justin. I am currently going through the ADOBE FLASH CS4 REVEALED book by Jim Shuman, as a program at a local community college. I have the Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium. I am running this program on Microsoft Windows 7 x64, with 4 gb ram and a Core2 Duo processor at 2.27 GHz.
I am going through the content of the book, and in chapter 5, lesson 3, we were to use the encoder to encode a fireworks.mov file. (p5-14)
I proceed through the steps described in the book. Upon opening the fl5_3.fla , I first select default fonts as I don't have the called for font. After making a new layer named video and clicking frame 1 of the said layer. I click File > Import > Import Video. I get the wizard window popped up. I click on the Embed FLV tic, and browse to the data folder.I select the file and click open. This is where I encounter the 1st error.
"The video format you have selected is not valid for embedded video. Please select an FLV file."
I click OK. And then click Launch Adobe Media Encoder button. I recieve a second error.
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I have tried to import it from various locations on my hard drive, and from the data disk itself. Adobe is said to be fully updated.
I encounter this problem again in a later lesson in the Skills Review on page 5-40.
Another thing to note is that when I choose to manually add an item in the que of the encoder, I do not get to initially see the .mov file until selecting the ALL option under the File type drop down scroll box.
Any help in a timely manner would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you.
- Justin

I could really use some help on this . . .
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1. Speed: Simply applying a Render Settings preset is much faster than manually setting motion blur, frame blending, work area, etc.
2. Reliability: Not being able to apply a Render Settings preset at the time of render is a recipe for missing a crucial setting buried in a comp, then having to redo a render and wasting time.
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1. Rendering resolution
2. Work Area/Entire Composition toggle
3. Field Rendering (wait, does this mean AME can't currently render to fields?)
4. And PRESET ability these settings, so I'm not doing them manually every time.
I realize that your team clearly doesn't spend the same amount of time I do making low res H264 previews and sending final files out in H264 format, so you don't appreciate the impact of the changes you made. Moving to AME for that stuff is a real inconvenience, but implementing the settings above could help soften the blow.
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