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Background rendering with Adobe Media Encoder

Background rendering with Adobe Media Encoder

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Background rendering with Adobe Media Encoder

Another option for outputting your movies, from after effects is to use the Adobe media encoder. And like the render queue, it has pros and cons. If you want to output via the Adobe media encoder. You can say add to Adobe media encoder queue. Which is actually quite hard to say. You can also go to the file menu, and say export. Add to Adobe Media Encoder Queue. When you do that, it will add your render item to the Adobe Media Encoder. And it should open up in the background. And here we see it appear in Adobe Media Encoder. And as a default, it creates an HD64 movie. And if you hover over you can see a little synopsis, of the settings that its using but if you want to change the settings there's a couple of things that you can do. You could choose presets from over here, and there are all sorts of presets for different codecs, different formats Different camera mix, devices, DVD and bluray, image sequences, everything you may possibly need. For example you may want a tough sequence in…

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