ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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When exporting a movie file for delivery media other than full-screen, full frame-rate television, it is often necessary
to deinterlace the frames, crop the image, or apply certain filters. Through the Export Settings dialog box, the Adobe
Media Encoder offers these tasks as pre-rendering options, because it’s best to perform them prior to encoding the
file. You can also specify post-encoding tasks, which include generating a log file or uploading the exported file to a
specified server automatically.
Exporting using Adobe Media Encoder
In Adobe Premiere Pro, the Export Settings dialog box includes a large image area that you can toggle between two
panels. The Source panel allows you to see the source video and apply cropping options interactively. The Output
panel includes a deinterlacing feature, and indicates how the clip’s frame size and pixel aspect ratio (PAR) appear after
processing. A time display and a time ruler that includes a current-time indicator (CTI) and viewing area bar appear
under each view’s image. These controls work identically to those located in the Source Monitor and Program
Monitor. Other panels include various encoding settings, depending on the selected format.
Export Settings dialog box
A.
Source panel
B.
Output panel
C.
Image Area
D.
Export Settings
E.
Video, Audio, and Audiences settings panels
See also
“Exporting video as a file” on page 378
To toggle between the Source and Output views
1
Select the sequence or clip you want to export, and choose File > Export > Adobe Media Encoder.
2
In the Export Settings dialog box, do one of the following:
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To view the image after processing, click the Output tab.
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To toggle between the views, click the Switch To Source/Switch To Output button
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To set the image preview pixel aspect ratio
1
Select the sequence or clip you want to export, and choose Export > Adobe Media Encoder.
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