Click Sign in. You get redirected to the Behance login page.
Last updated on
Mar 4, 2024
- Adobe Media Encoder User Guide
- Introduction
- Encoding quick start and basics
- Overview of Adobe Media Encoder
- Using the Preset Browser
- Source Settings
- File formats supported for import with Media Encoder
- Export media from Team Projects using Media Encoder
- Working with log files
- Files supported for export with Media Encoder
- Default keyboard shortcuts
- About video and audio encoding and compression
- Compression tips
- Set preferences
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Encoding and exporting
- Create custom presets for Media Encoder
- Sync settings in Media Encoder
- Using the GoPro CineForm codec in After Effects
- Video Effects Manager in Media Encoder
- IRT compliance
- Export settings reference for Media Encoder
- Encode and export video and audio with Media Encoder
- Managing the media cache database
- Publish settings in Adobe Media Encoder
Use the Publish tab to upload files to different social media platforms using a variety of system presets.
Note:
Starting December 11, 2023, new users and organizations will not be entitled to Creative Cloud Synced files. Starting February 1, 2024, Creative Cloud Synced files will be discontinued for personal accounts that existed before December 11, 2023 (learn more here). Starting October 1, 2024, Creative Cloud Synced files will be discontinued for business accounts associated with organizations that existed before December 11, 2023 (learn more here).
You can upload files to various destinations such as Behance, Facebook, and more.
Note:
If a publishing destination does not support a particular format, it is not displayed in the Publish tab.
Behance
Check the box next to Behance.
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Allow Adobe Media Encoder to manage your Behance videos by entering your credentials.
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In the Description field, enter a description of your upload.
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In the Tag field, create keywords for the uploaded video by adding words separated by commas. Since this field is a required field, you cannot leave it blank.
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To delete the local file after uploading to Behance, select Delete local file after upload.
To upload your encoded file to Facebook, check the box next to Facebook.
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Click Sign in. You get redirected to the Facebook login page.
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To allow Adobe Media Encoder to manage your Facebook videos, enter your credentials.
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In the Pages field, check to see pages that exist for your Facebook account. To upload your video, choose a page from the menu.
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In the Title field, enter a name for your uploaded file. If you leave this field blank, the output filename gets used as the title.
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In the Description field, enter a description of your upload.
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To delete the local file after uploading to Facebook, select Delete local file after upload.
FTP
A File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server has storage space allocated for file sharing. FTP is a common method for transferring files over a network and is especially useful for sharing relatively large files using an Internet connection. The server’s administrator can provide you with the details for connecting to the server.
To upload your encoded file to an FTP, check the box next to FTP.
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In the Username field, enter your username, as specified by the server administrator.
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In the Password field, enter the password required to log in to the server.
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In the Server field, enter the DNS or IP address of the server on which the FTP site is located.
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In the Port field, enter the number assigned to the FTP server’s command port. By default, it is 21.
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In the Remote Path, enter the access location on the FTP. It is expressed as a file path.
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In the Retries field, enter the number of attempts to contact the server if a connection is not established.
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To delete the local file after uploading to Facebook, select Delete local file after upload.
X
To upload your encoded file to X, check the box next to X.
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Click Sign in. You get redirected to the login page.
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Enter your credentials and allow Adobe Media Encoder to manage your videos.
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Select Status and type a description for your video.
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To delete the local file after upload, select the Delete local file after upload option.
Note:
Videos must be 2 minutes and 20 seconds or less in duration and the status text must contain no more than 280 characters. For Japanese, Korean, and Chinese languages, the limit is 140 characters.
Vimeo
To upload your encoded file to Vimeo, check the box next to Vimeo.
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Click Sign in. You get redirected to the log in screen.
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To manage your Vimeo videos, enter your credentials and allow Adobe Media Encoder.
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Close the browser. You can see the account that you used to log in to Vimeo is displayed under Account settings.
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In the Channel field, specify the channel you would like to export the video to.
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In the Title field, enter a name for your uploaded file. If you leave this blank, the output filename gets used as the title.
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In the Description field, enter a description for your uploaded video.
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In the Viewable by field, set the preference so that your videos are viewable by:
- Only me (default)
- Anybody
- Anybody with a password
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In the Tags field, create keywords for the uploaded video by adding words separated by commas.
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To delete the local file after upload, select the Delete local file after upload option.
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If you deny permission to Adobe Media Encoder to manage your Vimeo videos, you see an "Authorization denied" message. You get taken back to the Adobe Media Encoder application.
YouTube
To upload your encoded file to YouTube, check the box next to YouTube.
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Click Sign in. You are redirected to the Log in screen on the YouTube/Google site.
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Enter your credentials and allow Adobe Media Encoder to manage your YouTube videos.
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Close the browser, and the account that you used to log in to YouTube is displayed under Account settings back in Adobe Media Encoder.
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In the Channel field, specify the channel you would like to export the video to.
To upload to a different channel, click Add and select another existing channel from your YouTube account. Each channel you add appears in the Channel menu.
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In the Playlist field, choose a playlist from the available Playlist menu in your YouTube account.
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In the Title field, enter a name for your uploaded file. If you leave this blank, the output filename gets used as the title.
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In the Description field, enter a description for your uploaded video.
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In the Privacy field, set the privacy settings for who can view your video:
- Private
- Public
- Unlisted (default)
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In the Tags field, create keywords for the uploaded video by adding words separated by commas
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In the Custom Thumbnail field, choose to upload a custom thumbnail for your YouTube Video. This setting has the following options:
- None- YouTube automatically chooses a thumbnail for the uploaded video.
- Frame from source video - Enter a timecode value to use a frame from your video to use as a custom thumbnail. Click the Use Current Frame option to quickly choose the current frame shown in the preview of Export Settings.
- From Image File - Select an external image file to use as a custom thumbnail. Select Choose a file... from the Thumbnail File menu and specify the image file you want to use.
Note:Verify your YouTube account to enable custom thumbnail uploads on YouTube. For more information, see this link from the YouTube Help page, Add Video Thumbnails.
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To delete the local file after upload, select the Delete local file after upload option.
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If you deny permission to Adobe Media Encoder to manage your YouTube videos, you see an "Authorization denied" message. You are reverted to the Adobe Media Encoder application.
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