ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS3
User Guide
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Adobe Media Encoder MPEG multiplexer preset options
Multiplexer preset options control how After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro merge MPEG video and audio data
into a single stream. The exact options available depend on the MPEG format you choose.
When you choose the MPEG-2 format, all Multiplexer options provided by the MPEG standard are available for
manual control. In most cases, it’s better to select an MPEG format specifically targeted to your output medium
(such as MPEG-2
DVD).
For more information on the options available, see the official web site of the MPEG organization at
www.chiariglione.org/mpeg/
.
O
thers options for encoding
The Others tab of the Export Settings dialog box allows you to upload the exported file to an FTP (File Transfer
Protocol) server that has storage space allocated for file sharing. FTP is a common method for transferring files over
a network and is especially useful for sharing relatively large files using an Internet connection. The server’s admin-
istrator can provide you with the correct information to connect to the server.
The Others tab includes the following options:
Server
N
ame
Enter the DNS or IP address of the server on which the FTP site is located.
Port
Specify the number assigned to the FTP server’s command port, which is 21 by default.
Remote Directory
Enter the location on the FTP server to access, expressed as a file path.
User Login
Enter the user’s identity, as designated by the server’s administrator.
Password
Enter the password to a password-protected server.
Retries
Specify the number of attempts to contact the server if a connection isn’t established.
Send Local File To Recycle Bin (Windows) or Send Local File to Trash (Mac
O
S)
Deletes the local copy of the exported
file once it’s been uploaded to the FTP server.
Test
Verifies the connection with the FTP server.
Log File Details
Specify whether to generate a log file, and select the information that the log file includes (errors,
warnings, settings, and render frame time). (Not supported for Windows Media, QuickTime, or Adobe Flash
Video).
MPEG format
IS
O
/IEC standard
MPEG-4
ISO/IEC 14496
MPEG-2
ISO/IEC 13818
MPEG-1
ISO/IEC 11172
April 1, 2008
