Join David Basulto for an in-depth discussion in this video Exporting using the redesigned Media Encoder, part of Premiere Pro CS5.5 New Features.
iPads, YouTube, Smartphones, owners of these gadgets want video on their…products for viewing on-demand.…Adobe's newly designed Media Encoder CS5.5 empowers you, the editor, to make…multiple formats quickly.…So with your sequence selected in Premiere Pro, go to File>Export>Media.……This opens up the Export Settings box for the Adobe Media Encoder.…Now we're going to choose from the dropdown menu, H.264, and then we're going…to choose YouTube Widescreen HD for playback on YouTube.…
We're going to choose Queue which will bring up the Media Encoder and your…project is ready to be encoded.…But let's say our client wants us to have a Blu-ray version as well.…Click on Duplicate;…it's going to make a duplicate of the sequence, from Presets, I can go in,…change this to MPEG2 Blu-ray, click OK, and now I am ready to encode not only my…YouTube Widescreen HD but a Blu-ray DVD.…Next, I simply have to click the Encode button to start the Queue and the…Encoder starts going.…
So now we're done encoding but let's we want to encode on the fly.…
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- Syncing audio and video into a merged clip
- Roundtripping with Audition to sweeten audio
- Collaborating on the fly with CS Review
- Adding closed captions
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