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- First open the timeline and select the video and audio tracks to export.
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- Choose "QuickTime" Reference as the Export Setting
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- Choose Export As: Quicktime Reference
Color Levels – RGB
Leave all other defaults checked
Click "Save"
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- Title the file as what you want to save the file as
Navigate to the hard drive and folder you want to save the file to
Make sure the Export Setting is set to QuickTime Reference
Click "Save"
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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.
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- Launch Adobe Encoder
Icon is in the dock or look for it in the Applications folder
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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 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" tab and scroll down the dropdown and select Vimeo HD
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- Click on the "Output" tab and choose where to save the compressed file
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- Click on the "Play" icon to begin the compression
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- The Current Encode window will show estimated time and processing information
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