First open the timeline and select the video and audio tracks to export. |
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Next Turn on the Full Green setting on the timeline It is that little round icon in the timeline that is usually 1/2 yellow and 1/2 green. We want to make it FULL Green like this frame grab. |  |
| Mark an Inpoint and and Outpoint in the timeline. Example of how timeline should look before exporting |  |
Timeline>Render>Render In/Out Make sure everything is rendered. |
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Next go to >File>Output>Export to |
File |
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Title your Export in the "Save As" box |
- Click on "Options"
Color Levels – RGB
Leave all other defaults checked
Click "Save"
NTSC |
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Choose Export As QuickTime Movie, Use Marks, Use Enabled Tracks Uncheck Same as Source by clicking on the Custom button Click on Video and Audio or what you want to export Video Format Width and Height 1920 x 1080 for a less compressed QT. Display Aspect Ratio leave on Native Dimensions Color Levels - Keep as Legal Range Click on Format Options |
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Click on Video Settings |
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| Select the Apple ProRes 422 Compression |
Choose Apple ProRes 422 Compression Type |
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| Click on the Video "Size" setting |  |
Make sure the dimensions are set to 1920 x 1080 HD Click OK |  |
| Click on Sound Settings |  |
Format - Linear PCM Channels - Stereo (L-R) Rate 48.00 Quality - Normal Linear PCM - Settings Sample Size 24 Click OK |  |
| Movie Settings - Final Check Compression - Apple ProRes 422 Dimensions 1920 x 1080 Sound 48.000 kHz Sample Size 24-bit Channels - Stereo (L R) Click OK |
| This is how the AVID export window should be set Choose Export As QuickTime Movie, Use Marks, Use Enabled Tracks Uncheck Same as Source by clicking on the Custom button Click on Video and Audio or what you want to export Video Format Width and Height 1920 x 1080 for a less compressed QT. Display Aspect Ratio leave on Native Dimensions Color Levels - Keep as Legal Range Click on Save |  |
Click on Save and will be prompted to select a place to save the quicktime |
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Title the file as what you want to save the file as |
Make sure the Export Setting is set
to |
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- The .mov is the only file you will be using. The export will make two files but only use the .mov.
After the export completes |
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Launch Adobe Media Encoder |
Look for it in the Applications folder |
or use the magnifying glass in the upper right corner of your monitor by the time clock and type in "Adobe Media Encoder"
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Click the "+" icon in the project window that opens or you can simply drag and drop your file to be compressed into the grey portion of the "Queue" window |
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After clicking the "+" icon, navigate to the file on the hard drive and click Open. |
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When the file loads into the project window, click on the "Format" tab dropdown and click on "H.264" |
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Next click on the "Preset" |
upside down triangle and scroll down the dropdown and select Vimeo HD |
720p 23.976
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Click on the "Output |
File" Click on the blue writing and a navigation window will open allow you to name and choose where to save the |
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. Click on Save to confirm
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Click on the "Green Play" icon to begin the compression Queue |
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The Current Encode window will show estimated time and processing information |
. When this is finished you will upload the resulting .mp4 to Vimeo!! |
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