Working with Adobe Media Encoder

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[00:00:00] thank you welcome to this Premiere Pro

[00:00:00] tutorial on working with Adobe Media

[00:00:00] encoder I'm Louisa Winters

[00:00:00] let's start by opening the project named

[00:00:00] 14 export and archive included with your

[00:00:00] project files this is the same project

[00:00:00] that we used in the last movie

[00:00:00] if you have not downloaded the project

[00:00:00] files please do so now

[00:00:00] let's switch to the editing workspace

[00:00:00] for this click on the workspace switcher

[00:00:00] button and choose editing

[00:00:00] now we're back to the familiar editing

[00:00:00] workspace

[00:00:00] let's click on this export Tab and click

[00:00:00] on media file here on the left side of

[00:00:00] the screen

[00:00:00] you can choose from a number of presets

[00:00:00] which are included with your Premiere

[00:00:00] Pro installation

[00:00:00] and now choose more presets

[00:00:00] from the open dialog choose Adobe stock

[00:00:00] HD with audio

[00:00:00] which is Apple prores 42 HQ and now

[00:00:00] click ok

[00:00:00] we are saving this to the desktop

[00:00:00] let's also choose to export to YouTube

[00:00:00] for this one select high quality 1080p

[00:00:00] HD we will also save this file to the

[00:00:00] desktop

[00:00:00] before we send this to Adobe Media

[00:00:00] encoder please note that you can do last

[00:00:00] minute preview of what you are exporting

[00:00:00] you can export just parts of it by

[00:00:00] marking in and out points

[00:00:00] we will send the entire sequence to be

[00:00:00] exported

[00:00:00] and now let's send this to Media encoder

[00:00:00] by clicking here on this button Adobe

[00:00:00] Media encoder opens automatically and we

[00:00:00] can see the exports here waiting to be

[00:00:00] rendered

[00:00:00] we can add another source to this if we

[00:00:00] want but of course we won't do that now

[00:00:00] to add another output we can select one

[00:00:00] of these and then click on the button to

[00:00:00] add the output

[00:00:00] and for the preset let's select 4K

[00:00:00] to render this let's click on this green

[00:00:00] play button and you will see the process

[00:00:00] of the rendering on this panel here at

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[00:00:00] notice that the two output modules are

[00:00:00] going together at the same time

[00:00:00] in previous versions of Premiere Pro we

[00:00:00] can do the same thing but slightly

[00:00:00] differently you can export by going to

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[00:00:00] export

[00:00:00] media

[00:00:00] from here you can choose QuickTime as

[00:00:00] the format

[00:00:00] and the Adobe stock HD with audio preset

[00:00:00] let's save this to the desktop as well

[00:00:00] and send the sequence to Q

[00:00:00] this sends the render to Adobe Media

[00:00:00] encoder

[00:00:00] from here you can add other outputs

[00:00:00] now let's play a little bit of these

[00:00:00] outputs

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[00:00:00] thank you

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[00:00:00] this brings us to the end of this video

[00:00:00] about Adobe Media encoder I'm Louisa

[00:00:00] Winters thank you for watching and see

[00:00:00] you next time

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