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!! If you are working in an Ultra High Definition resolution (ie 2K, UHD, or 4K) you need to first change your project to HD !!We will be making a 1920 x 1080 file
This is necessary because our mixing workstations do not support UHD resolutions very well.
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2.) From the Preset Drop-down Menu select HD 1080
Then from the Frame Rate Drop-down Menu select 1080p/23.976 (or your the frame rate relevant to your project)
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Now that your project is being down-sampled to boring old High Definition...
Open your sequence in the Timeline window and select the video and audio tracks to export. Mark an in point at the beginning of the portion of the timeline to export and an out point at the end of the portion of the timeline to export. If the whole timeline is to be exported mark an in point at the beginning and an out at the end.
Here is an example of how your timeline should look before exporting.
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 HD 1920 x 1080 | |
Frame Rate 23.98 Color Space choose Rec 709 |
"Keep at Legal Range" | |
Choose DNxHD as your codec |
Compression DNxHD LB Color Depth 8Bit | |
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 1920 x 1080 file Color Space Keep at Legal Range Compression should be set to |
Choose Variable Bit Rate Single Pass for a faster export
DNxHD LB 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 |
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