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Export all open timelines
Is there a way to export all open timelines to Media Encore?
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Open Media Encoder, add sequences, export.
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What I mean is from Ppro, send all the open timelines to Media Encoder, rather than having to go to each timeline to export to send to Encoder.
I have 18 timelines so it gets tedious.
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There is no batch export option in the current version of PrPro. You have to send them to AME individually. However you can queue them up and perform one batch in AME.
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yup that’s what I did – thanks
My transition from FPC to PPro has been very smooth – and overall I’m happy with the production suite!!
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The simplest way to do this is… Open Media Encoder, Import sequences, Export.
Sorry couldn’t resist. Seriously this is the only way I know how to export multiple sequences from Premiere.
I have imported multiple sequences, but not 18. See image below and search for the project file. Click to import the project and search for the sequences. I usually place all the sequences I need to export in one bin so I know I have found the correct ones.
If you made a custom export setting you need to save it as a preset in Premiere in order for it to show up in Media Encoder.
Hope this helps
Victor
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Were you able to import 18 sequences? WOW
Victor
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You can also just drag-and-drop the sequences from PPro into AME. Highlight all 18 in PPro, make sure AME is open and visible, then just do a simple drag from PPro and drop into AME. I prefer Victor’s way for sure, but you can do the old drag-and-drop solution if you feel inclined.
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And if you highlight the encode data (not the title of the sequence) and duplicate, you can encode/output multiple versions (.mov & h.264 for example) at the same time.
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