Tom, if possible, don't use Adobe Media Encoder. That encoder is for creating
finished products that don't need to be edited again. (For the most part.)
I think you would be better served exporting from File > Export > Movie, and
then choosing a Quicktime Movie. If it is DV video you are working with, there
is a DV codec to chose with the QT format.
The encoding process depends heavily on the output format/codec used, and
number of effects, as well as how close the original format matches the output
format. It should be faster than realtime, but it's hard to predict with so
many variables and not knowing your setup more intimately.
----- Original Message -----
From: Tom Mansell
To: Adobe Premiere Yahoo Group
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:52 AM
Subject: [AP] Settings for Final Cut import
Hello All,
I have a client who wants to load QT MOV files into Final Cut.
If I have a clip sitting on my timeline, what specific Adobe Media
Encoder settings should I use to make sure that the resulting MOV will
drop right onto a Final Cut timeline?
Also, will the Premiere encoding process be faster or slower than real
time? Or just real time?
Thanks,
Tom Mansell
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Tom Mansell
734.213.0500
Russell Video Services
4528 Concourse Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
www.russellvideo.com
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