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Batch Encode in PPro2?
Does anyone know of a way to Batch encode files that are in your project bin via Adobe Media Encoder?
I have a dozen or so clips I need to send to MPEG-1 and at the moment I am having to pull them into a timeline>normalise>then send to Encoder and copy and paste the file name into the encoder save as box…seems a bit clumsy, any workarounds anybody knows?
I was using TMPEGEnc to batch encode on a different machine, but I have machine control in Premiere and SDI audio import, so it’s much more productive *UNTIL* I get to the encoding stage!
Thanks,
Jim.*Production Studio Premium / *Combustion 3
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Premiere Pro 2.0 does not have batch encoding. End of story. Many people ask, but until the feature requests overwhelm Adobe’s inbox, it won’t happen.
Steven
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Thanks for the reply Steven..bum..looks like I’m off back to TMPGEnc then!
*Production Studio Premium / *Combustion 3
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Well, there is a sort of “poor-man’s-batch-encode” using the open-source AutoHotKey program… it has it’s limits and may require you to change the script to your needs, but check out one batch-encode script here:
https://www.homedvd.ca/contact/software/premiere_pro_batch_export/
This script is just to “save as dv-film” but you can change the script to export to adobe-media-encoder and use your last settings…
greetings,
ninetto
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