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Ideal for content creators, e-commerce platforms, media companies, marketing teams, and developers looking to enhance website and app performance with fast, high-quality images and videos.
Designed for video editors, it is a media encoder solution that helps to set output location, add effects, create user presets, change program duration, export multitrack session, and more.
Gumlet is a way to stay away from youtube and vimeo. Great product, great performance, great experience video streaming, fast delivery, cost effective with lots of storage and features.
The UI can be sometimes difficult to navigate.
Gumlet is a fantastic choice for hosting professional videos. I really like how easy it is to use, find all the settings, and the amount of customization there is to choose from.
I used to rely on Vimeo, but once I started using Gumlet Video, there was no turning back.
Great experience, the platform is easy to master and to understand. The features and functions are well explained great tutorial and also great customer support.
No cname yet but it is planned and should be coming soon.
During the time I have been using Gumlet, I can only say that I am very happy with the platform and the quality of the service.
No to many cons, however one of the big ones is the somewhat limited API.
Using media encoder for the very first time was a great relieve to me, superfast and the most amazing thing is its integration abilities with other Adobe Product.
And the program does not warn you about it. With high compression of input files (e.g. from a drone or a sports cam), badly converted areas (pixel spots) are created.
Another aspect I truly appreciate is that the amount of codecs in which we can export projects are very good. The rendering time is very good and the UI of the app is nice.
Sometimes the program will crash if there are too many videos exporting at the same time (or they are very large files).
I love the idea of this software existing the most, everytime I use it I thank god for its existence. Plus its ease of use and its options for rendering.
Often, a compile-time error pops up if there is less disk space than 2 times the size of the output file.
What I like the most about this software is that it implements so smoothly with the Adobe products such as: Premiere Pro and After Effects. They work perfectly together.
Sometimes the interface is slow, is hard to use in low-end/mid-range pc's, sometimes it can take so much ram so you need to be carefull.
Speaker 1: Hi, I'm Handel. I'm a videographer. And I give Adobe Encoder a four out of five. For more reviews, like this click below. So we had Final Cut Compressor before we used Media Encoder and both have their trade offs. But we ultimately ended up switching to Adobe Media Encoder. So we switched to Adobe Media Encoder because of really the dynamic link. It can link with all the other Adobe Suite products. It links with Premier, After Effects, InDesign. It really helps you render out the files in a robust software. Final Cut Compressor was all right. It did cover a variety of formats. But actually, Media Encoder covers more formats than Compressor does. Media Encoder was intermediary difficulty. I mean, we came from Compressor, which really simplified the UI. But Media Encoder does take some getting used to. You have to navigate the top bar menu and look for presets to implement. And you have to search for specific renders that you want to use. So it is quite difficult to use, but a couple YouTube tutorials should help you out. So before switching to Adobe Media Encoder, I do recommend that you use the other Creative Cloud applications like Premier Pro, After Effects. And then you can actually integrate with Media Encoder. It's not really a great standalone software, although it can work like that. And Compressor works better on Apple, and Media Encoder is going to work better on Windows operating systems. So I recommend you use Windows as well.
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