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Here is an example of how your timeline should look before exporting.
Next go to >File>Output>Export to File>
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- Choose Export As QuickTime Movie, Use Marks, Use Enabled Tracks if you only want to export a certain part of the timeline. Leave them unchecked to export the whole timeline
- Uncheck Same as Source by clicking on the Custom button
- Click on Video and Audio (Recommended)
- Video Format 1920 x 1080 Width and Height
- Color Levels should be Keep at Legal Range
- Display Aspect Ratio leave on Native Dimensions
- Click on Format Options
Click on Video Settings
Choose Compression Type H.264
Current fps
Key Frames you can choose Automatic or the Every 24 frame
Compressor Quality turn up the BEST
Encoding Set to Single Pass
Click OK
These are the final settings for the QuickTime Movie Settings
Compression: H.264
Quality BEST
Video and Sound checkboxes should be checked.
Audio 48kHz 24 bitMake sure Prepare for Internet Streaming is unchecked
Click OK
Video Format 1920 x 1080 Width and Height
Color Levels should be Keep at Legal Range
Display Aspect Ratio leave on Native DimensionsClick on Save and will be prompted to select a place to save the quicktime
Then click Save and the export will start.
First select your final timeline and choose >RT click the timeline>Choose Output>Export to File | |
The next window that opens choose Options (Mac) | |
(Wndows) | |
Choose MOV | |
Uncheck use Marks and Selected tracks to make sure the entire timeline gets exported. But if you don't want certain tracks or only a portion of the timeline you can put in and out points on the timeline and choose Use Marks and Use Selected Tracks | |
Choose 1920 x 1080 | |
Choose H.264 as your codec | |
Choose Variable Bit Rate Single Pass to save time on the export | |
Scroll down the window and you will see the audio settings Make sure Audio is checked and choose Format - PCM Sampling Rate 48 Hz Bits per Sample 24 Choose Stereo Review Compression should be set to H.264 Choose Variable Bit Rate Single Pass for a faster export Click on Save | |
(Mac) Choose a place to save the file and Name it Then Click Save | |
(Windows) Choose a place to save the file and Name it Then Click Save | |
Here is the exported file example |
!! DON'T FORGET !!
If you are working in an Ultra High Definition resolution (ie 2K, UHD, or 4K) you need to change your project format back to your original resolution !!
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