No using wiggle effect when rendering with Media Encoder

Hey!
I wanted to render my project (by "add AE project") to CS4 media encoder. After the render process
my wiggle effects which I applied to my footage was not considered and did not appear at all. When I
just render with AE4 it work.
Do I need to  change any settings or pick a special format in the media encoder?
I'd be glad for an answer!
best,
Alex

Unfortunately that is a bug in Adobe Media Encoder - it does not correctly handle expressions, if they were created in the non-default language. If your AE runs in English, but AME in German, AME will run the background instance of AE it uses to handle AE projects also in German and your expressions break, because they are language specific. Nothing you can change. As a workaround, consider using the Convert Expressions to Keyframes keyframe assistant before rendering with AME. For a few layers with simple stuff that should be acceptable, but of course it will be a nightmare with lots of expressions.
Mylenium

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