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Adobe Premiere Pro HD preset
Premiere Pro CS 5 and CS 6 don’t have a full HD preset (1920 x 1080 25 frame rate ) in sequence settings or in export format, is there a way to input this to the software ?
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Sure they do…they have them based on camera original type. Look in the AVCHD or the DSLR or other camera presets…you’ll find those. If you have a capture card, CS5 (or is it 5.5?) will have presets based on the card you have.
And there is no such thing as “FULL HD.” That’s marketing by camera makers. All that means really is 1920×1080…rather than anamorphic 1440×1080 or 1280×1080. And most camera original formats are 1920×1080. Just choose the sequence setting that matches your original material.
Shane
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I have CS 5.5 !
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i just need to export 1920 x 1080 from Premiere and i can not even customize that setting.
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1920×1080…what? Quicktime? MP4? What codec? H.264? ProRes? Sorenson? M4V? All 1920×1080 is are dimensions. FILE TYPE is pretty important too.
Shane
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H.264
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There are tons of options in the EXPORT window. There’s a drop down for H.264. I don’t have 5.5 anymore, I’m on CS6, so the options might be different. But they are all there in Media Encoder, which is what Premiere uses when exporting.
Shane
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You can make custom setting for any format / size / frames rate when Premiere asking you to choose the sequence setting. (CS5 / 6)
Premiere CC you have to go to sequence setting when you are in the working area.
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