Render File To AME
Queues an arbitrary media file path to Adobe Media Encoder. inPointSeconds and outPointSeconds are required only when range=IN_OUT. These values use source-relative seconds (0 = first media frame) and are not offset by embedded source timecode. waitForCompletion requires startQueueImmediately=true. range=IN_OUT requires explicit inPointSeconds and outPointSeconds. Explicit in/out values use source-relative seconds: 0 is the first media frame and embedded source timecode does not offset this range. range=WORK_AREA is intentionally not supported in phase 1. storeResultIn stores boolean success. Use onError to decide whether errors stop the script, continue, or return false when the block supports it. If storeResultIn is set, the block also writes a result variable back to your graph. Use presetPath to choose the sequence preset. Without it, Premiere uses its default behavior for new sequences.
Inputs
| Input | Required | Value Kind | Types | Enum Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
path | yes | expression | string | — |
outputPath | no | expression | string | — |
presetPath | no | expression | string | — |
range | no | expression | enum-string | ENTIRE, IN_OUT |
inPointSeconds | no | expression | number | — |
outPointSeconds | no | expression | number | — |
removeUponCompletion | no | expression | boolean | — |
startQueueImmediately | no | expression | boolean | — |
waitForCompletion | no | expression | boolean | — |
onError | no | expression | enum-string | STOP, CONTINUE, RETURN_FALSE |
storeResultIn | no | variable-name | variable-name | — |
Notes
- Queues a filesystem media path to Adobe Media Encoder.
range=IN_OUTrequires explicitinPointSecondsandoutPointSeconds.- Explicit in/out values use source-relative seconds:
0is the first media frame and embedded source timecode does not offset this range. range=WORK_AREAis intentionally not supported in phase 1.waitForCompletionrequiresstartQueueImmediately=true.storeResultInstores boolean success.
Examples
Export Timeline Clips As Separate Files
Exports matching video Track Items as the complete timeline result, as an isolated clip with directly applied effects, or as the used source-file range.
Topics: rendering and export, timeline clips, clip effects, adjustment layers, source ranges, safe cleanup
Source: recipes/ex-render-timeline-clips-as-separate-files.json