AME CC 2014 missing FLV export profiles?

AME CC has FLV export, what happened with 2014??

I've had the same problem, and it wouldn't let me open the project in a older version of After Effects I need to export to FLV, any solution appreciated.

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Has Premiere Pro 2014 dropped FLV export?

Or do I have a bug?
If it has been dropped (hey THANKS adobe) is there a workaround? I need to do this.
Frank

It was actually dropped about a year ago in the 7.1 update.
Can't import FLV files
That link actually says they dropped import but PR would still export flv.
Is flv export now gone from PR CC 2014?

Missing FLV export in CC 2014?

Did you seriously just take away the ability for me to export FLVs? I'm at an independent production company that needs this format support in its daily workflow. Can you give it back? Is there a way to fix this? This upgrade is much better except for this one tiny BUT HUGELY IMPORTANT omission in formats. Why do you keep ruining my day?
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Message was edited by: Jim Simon

Who is "you"?
This is a User-To-User forum, not Adobe Technical Support.
It appears that the FLV format is being eliminated. First they stopped importing it, and then stopped exporting it.
I don't know why you need FLV, but perhaps it is time to look for another way to do what you need to do, or stick with Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2

Can't export to MPEG2 with AME CC 2014

It seems AME CC 2014 doesn't like me. When trying to export a project from Premiere CC 2014 to MPEG2, I get "Cannot create movie. Unknown error". Switching to AME I get the same thing, but AVI seems to work. Previous versions of AME and PPro seem to be fine, it's just 2014. Anyone else run into this yet? I really need to be able to export MPEG2 files.

I wasn't, but after some tinkering I've found a couple of issues. After reverting back to the NTSC DV preset and modifying from there, it'll generate the error when I try to set it for a CBR of 15 Mbps. Anything below that is fine. Also when trying to use MATCH SOURCE, it errors out until you uncheck Profile and Level. The video playback server I send clips to is rather picky, so I try to give it as easy of a file as possible.. CBR and 1 GOP seems to make it rather happy. All of those work, except the 15 Mbps CBR. It's an annoyance but one I can work around for now.
I'll submit a bug report to Adobe and see what they say.

Why remove .flv export from Premiere Pro CC 2014? And what's a good workaround?

Why remove .flv export from Premiere Pro CC 2014? And what's a good workaround?

OK, so you want to put it on your own web page. That's fine as long as you know how to create a web page.
The next thing you have to decide is how big do you want the video to appear on the web page. Many people just post on YouTube and then embed the video into their web page. That way, the video can take advantage of all of the various sizes that YouTube provides.
In any case, I suggest that you use H.264. But the data rate depends on the size of the file. If you are going to display it in HD, then you probably want to start at about 20Mb/s and go up or down from there. The required data rate depends on what you find acceptable, and that depends on the amount of movement in the video. For example, a talking head next to a white board explaining something requires a lot less bits to represent the image because less changes are taking place from frame to frame. If you use 10Mb/s for that, you might find 20Mb/s or more is required to make you happy if you shot a football game from the sidelines.
I generally use settings that look like this image. If you have any questions as to why I choose these settings, feel free to ask.

AME CC 2014 ver 8.2 missing codecs but 8.1 has them

I have two systems.
One system with Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014 8.2.0.54 got after the latest update to CC.
This system can no longer do MPEG-2 DVD encode. The presets are there, but my earlier custom presents no longer work. When I dupe a MPEG-2 preset and go to preset settings and try to change the format, I cannot set MPEG2 as an option.
Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014 8.2.0.54 has DVD presets, but.
there's no MPEG-2 in them.
On my other system I haven’t run the latest CC updater. So here I have AME CC 2014 ver 8.1.0.122. And in that I can do MPEG-2.
AME CC 2014 ver 8.1.0.122 the previous version also has the same DVD presets,
but there's an MPEG-2 format which seems to have been made unavailable in ver 8.2
On both systems I also have the CS6 AME ver 6.0.2 on both. In AME CS6 too I cannot do MPEG-2 in the first system.
So basically, in AME ver 8.2.0.54 some codecs are missing and cannot be used. MPEG-2 is one of them. So in AME ver CC 2014 8.2 how can I get back these presets. Can I download the ver 8.1.0 standalone installer from somewhere?
Neil Sadwelkar

I am having this same problem; have not found a solution from a web search yet. I see that it's not necessarily a hardware issue: I'm using a MBP with 8gb RAM and i7 dual core, but given your machine having the same issue I can rule out my machine being underpowered for the new version.

I need to reinstall Media Encoder CC (previous version than the current) because i need flv export...Any advice ?

Hi,
Some client of mine still needs to get flv videos for his website, and i've seen that Media Encoder CC 2014 doesn't have this option anymore.
Unfortunately i already uninstalled the previous version, any way to get it back ?
Or is there any plugin for the current version that allow flv export ?
Any help would be really appreciated, i need to deliver ... tomorrow :/
Thanks a lot !

ame is downloaded and installed with flash, after effects and premiere pro. install one of those cc versions and see if ame cc is also installed.

Upgraded to CS4 and now no FLV export plugin in Quicktime

When using CS3 Master Collection (on Mac 10.5.6) I could use Quicktime or Apple Compressor (uses QT) to export .mov files to .flv files. Then I upgraded to CS4 Master Collection and everything still worked. Then I got tired of having all the CS3 programs still on my computer so I used the CS3 disc to uninstall CS3. Later I noticed the Flash export within Quicktime was gone. So I put back CS3 install disc and just installed the Flash export components and then the .flv export was back on Quicktime. Though I solved the problem, shouldn't CS4 (upgrade) have that plugin as well? Did I do something wrong? Are other things going to be missing or go wrong since I uninstalled CS3? Let me know what you think. Thanks

Hi Todd, I bet you upgraded from a PPC machine.
The real problem here is that Flash 8 is/was not a universal binary (i.e. an app that is supported on both the PPC and the Intel Macs).
So the included "FLV Exporter" QuickTime component does not show up in the export dialog even if it's installed as it just does not get loaded.
(Should be in "NameOfSystemHD/Library/QuickTime").
If you update to Flash 9/CS3 you get a universal binary app and QT exporter component and it will work again on your (Intel) Mac Pro.
Btw., the Flash support that was in QuickTime had nothing to do with export - especially not with FLV - but with playback of Flash content.
Addionally, AE 7 isn't a universal binary either, so you will suffer some pretty serious performance losses.
Best regards, Oliver

MP4 encodes fail when output size is greater than 4GB, AME CC 2014.2 (8.2.054)

I have a jpeg image sequence about 45 min long at 30fps.
Using AME CC (7.2.2.29) I can successfully encode to MP4, CBR at 18 Mbps. File size is about 5.53 GB.
Using AME CC 2014.2 (8.2.054), with the identical preset (migrated directly from previous AME), the resulting file is unplayable.
AME CC 2014 gives following warning at the end of the encode:
- Source File: /Volumes/LS-GRAID-8TB-1/DDL_video/Output/1_Frames/2_Current/102-204-C01-CallanderVeryGold _16bit/102-204-C01-CallanderVeryGold_16bit_[00000-82441].jpg
- Output File: /Volumes/LS-GRAID-8TB-1/DDL_video/Output/2_Encode/1_Review/102-204-C01-CallanderVeryGold_ 16bit.mp4
- Preset Used: DDL-MP4-CBR18
- Video: 1920x1080 (1.0), 30 fps, Progressive, 00:45:48:02
- Audio:
- Bitrate: CBR, Target 18.00 Mbps
- Encoding Time: 00:55:28
01/19/2015 03:33:17 PM : File Encoded with warning
Adobe Media Encoder
Could not write XMP data in output file.
When I either reduce the bit rate OR reduce the work area, so that the final output file is under 4GB (or more specifically, under approximately 4,096,000,000 bytes), I do not get the XMP warning, and the final file is playable.
Again, please note that the previous version of AME CC does not have this problem when using an identical preset on identical source, so it does not seem to be a problem with the source frames or the output format chosen, it seems to be an issue with the current build of AME.
Is there a solution to this issue?
thanks

I have had the exact same problem, I am now trying to encode with audio. ( I also did not need audio ).
My file size and bit rate is a little higher . and using VBR not CBR but it is a mp4 encode and exact same problem, unplayable.
I am now trying an encode with audio on at lowest possible rate, to see if it assembles the video correctly.
I can confirm the work around, With AUDIO on, the export works.
BTW: also tried the sequence directly in Premiere 2014.2 and same error.
-----:LOG:-----
03/06/2015 08:19:46 AM : Queue Started
- Source File:Adobe Premier Edit_1.prproj
- Output File: FullRez1080_59.94fps_VBR10-50_noAudio.mp4
- Preset Used: Custom
- Video: 1920x1080 (1.0), 59.94 fps, Progressive, 02;53;33;46
- Audio:
- Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, Target 10.00 Mbps, Max 50.00 Mbps
- Encoding Time: 03:40:33
03/06/2015 12:00:19 PM : File Encoded with warning
Adobe Media Encoder
Could not write XMP data in output file.
03/06/2015 10:12:51 PM : Queue Started
- Source File: Adobe Premier Edit_6.prproj
- Output File:FullRez1080_59.94fps_VBR_20-50.mp4
- Preset Used: Custom
- Video: 1920x1080 (1.0), 59.94 fps, Progressive, 02;53;33;14
- Audio: AAC, 16 kbps, 8 kHz, Mono
- Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, Target 20.00 Mbps, Max 50.00 Mbps
- Encoding Time: 05:11:45
03/07/2015 03:24:36 AM : File Successfully Encoded
Machine:
Mac Pro 6,1
12-Core Intel Xeon E5
64GB RAM

Quicktime 7.1.3 not showing the Flash FLV Exporter option.

I have a macbook with FCP 5.1.2, Quicktime 7.1.3 and Flash Pro 8 installed.
The same as with my G5, but different release of FCP (FCP 4.5 HD in G5)
On my G5 all is fine. I see the FLV export plug in.
The problem is in my Macbook : I can't see the FLV export plug option in Quicktime (export) nor in FCP (file>export>via Qt conversion).
I've made the same installation process in both machines.
Perhaps a problem with the Flash 8 Professional installation on Intel Macs ?
(That installation was well finished)
Anyway, I can encode with the FLV standalone encoder that comes with Flash 8 pro, but sometimes the plug in is a shortcut way to get a FLV file on the fly.
Could anyone help me to resolve that situation ?
Many thanks in advance. I always got a solution from you Guys!
Daniel

QuickTimeKirk, thanks for the reply.
Yes, I think as you that the problem is from FLV exporter from Flash 8. It is not Universal. I will not go backward with QT. I prefer to wait until the UB Flash 8 Pro see the light..... or Flash Pro 9 (for sure it will be Universal)
Thanks again !

AME CC 2014 C++ runtime error on startup.

First off I have followed all the known tutorials about deleting the preferences folder etc..but still have the same problem each time I run AME CC (2014)
I get the following:-
The program then runs in the background but as soon as I press ok on the above box it then crashes. if I continue to use the program
then it runs however it crashes shortly afterwards. My biggest problem is the fact that I don't have any admin rights on my works computer
so if there is a solution where I can fix this without having this then I will be happy to hear it. Any help on resolving this issue would be very much
appreciated.

The problem is now, fixed updating my graphics driver did the trick. Happy again

Media Encoder 2014 ohne FLV Support

Hallo Forum,
als CC 2014 rausgekommen ist, war ich schon ziemlich überrascht das der ME CC 2014 kein .flv mehr Unterstützt.
Durch komplizierte De- und Installationen konnte ich dann den ME CC 2014 löschen und den ME CC wieder holen.
Nach dem aktuellen Update grade von PS CC 2014 ist aber wieder der ME CC 2014 ins System gekommen.
Das ist jetzt eigentlich auch nicht das wesentliche Problem, aber der Anlass endlich hier zu schreiben.
Warum wurde am ME CC 2014 der .flv Support gestrichen? Die Erklärung von Adobe finde ich ziemlich ungenügend...
Warum? – Weil "euer" Adobe Flash … bis CC 2014 nunmal nur .flv-Video-Dateien als Import unterstützt!
Und das konvertieren von .mov in .flv war im ME CC wirklich kinderleicht und praktisch, aber nun geht das nicht mehr.
Welche Lösungen schlägt Adobe denn für Anwender vor, ausser sich dem Willen gefrustet zu beugen?
(Ausser meine unprofssionelle Amateur-Lösung 2x Photoshop auf dem System lassen inkl. 2x den Media Encoder)
Mit unverständlichen Grüßen,
Marco

Gut, musste ich zu Action Script 2 Zeiten (Macromedia Zeitalter) für Präsentationen machen, ist aber schon eine Zeit her, lange Videos gehen da eh nicht. Und die Framerate der Flash Timeline muss immer gleich der Videoframerate sein sonst läuft Video und Audio auseinander. Vorteil war (die Videos waren auch meist viele und max. 3 Minuten lang) mann konnte diese sehr gut über Action Script mittel Bildschirmpräsentaton steuern. Ausgabe war da meist eine Projektor.exe oder app.
Ich würde in Deinem Fall dieses jedoch mit After Effects machen.
Neue Komposition anlegen
Video importieren
Timeline auf Videolänge anpassen
Video nach SWF exportieren / Audio einschließen, falls vorhanden.
Du erhältst dann eine HTML und eine SWF, die SWF ist in das HTML als Objekt eingebettet.

OS X SERVER "Profile Missing Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible."

We have an OS X 10.6.8 SL server managing our iMacs. Since the update of the workstations to at least 10.6.8 and Firefox 34.0.5, we get the error: [Profile Missing Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible.] upon launch of Firefox. It appears to be an issue that the profile is stored on the server rather than on the local hard drive. There is no way whatsoever to access, configure, start, or any other way manage Firefox at this point. Need a solution to this problem as we have hundreds of users that are unable to use Firefox now.

See:
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/how-run-firefox-when-your-profile-missing-or-inacc
This is usually caused by a problem with the profiles.ini file and the profile marked as Default=1 in this file is no longer present on the hard drive.
*Windows: %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\<br>C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile>\
*Linux: ~/.mozilla/firefox/
*Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/
In Mac OS X v10.7 and later, the ~/Library folder is a hidden folder.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Show_hidden_files_and_folders#Mac_OS_X
You can use one of these to make Firefox create/use a new default profile:
*Delete the profiles.ini file to force Firefox to create a new default profile
*Use the Profile Manager to create a new profile
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AME CC 2014: "Adobe Media Encoder has encountered an unexpected error and cannot continue."

Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014 on MacPro "mid-2012" (MacPro5,1) running OSX 10.9.3 and getting this error when trying to launch Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014:
Adobe Media Encoder Error
Adobe Media Encoder has encountered an unexpected error and cannot continue.
Have uninstalled, reinstalled. Checked and fixed permissions numerous times. Tried removing all plugins and that didn't fix. Also tried editing the text listings within the .app for OpenGL and CUDA to remove all cards listed - that didn't fix anything either.
At this point it's uninstalled and "hopefully" everything will point to CC (non-2014 version). Adobe Media Encoder CC works fine. Adobe Media Encoder CS6 works fine.
Cannot find any other reports of this issue.

Progress in trying to fix. This workaround was NOT successful on previous attempts, but now appears to be working. Seems like the trick was to have AME CC 2014 started and open BEFORE doing any of this? As always, make sure all of your permissions are set properly - had done that numerous times previously. My issue was NOT directly permission related.
Navigate to the following folder:
You may see a file SHORTCUT that is invalid called "Presets":
Remove/delete this file. It's a broken shortcut.
Move a folder of .EPR files into the "8.0" folder. Call it anything except "Presets". Go to AME CC 2014 and quit. (I was greeted with another crash message.)
Open AME CC 2014 again. Your presets will not be loaded yet, but you should see an XML file that was created in your new folder like this:
Delete this file.
You should see a new folder also created by AME called "Presets". Move your .EPR files into this folder and delete the original folder. Quit AME CC 2014. (I was greeted with ANOTHER crash message.)
Open AME CC 2014. Your preset files should be there at the top under the preset browser:
Probably a good idea to keep a copy of those .EPR files elsewhere

FLV Export from Media Encoder

Hi, When I export an FLV from ME, the clip does not play or starts and then stops on Vital Streams servers. I can take the same clip, export a movie as AVI, then bring it into ON2's Flix Pro (using the same codec as ME FLV export is based on) and generate a perfect FLV with the same settings. Has anyone tried to export an FLV and then upload to a streaming server? I use this for clients to review their projects if they are long distance. Thanks for any direction.

Higher the bitrate the better the quality and file size. So the way I've been trying to work it out is literally, how large can a video be per minute and then depending on how long the video is I try and get it down to a certain video bitrate.
For me audio is important as well and so I'm essentially setting the audio bitrate to 128k.
Yes, your video does not play for me either. Is this video encoded using PPro CS3?
Essentially, the FLV files are intended to be played back using the Flash/Flex video player, and they do. I'm new to the whole "Flash" world as such (I'm Primarily a software programmer and not a designer) and so I don't know much about third party player/tools like Flix Pro.
What I can offer to do for you is make you a host like the one I'm made that you can use within your own website. If you'd give me the deminsions of the videos you produce (for online viewing) I can make you a player (no cost). It'll be my way of paying back this forum. If you send me an flv encoded using PPro CS3 that'll be even better :)
If you're a grpahics person, you could also send me png images of buttons and the like and I'll incorporate them into the flv player.

AME CC 2014 missing FLV export profiles?

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