Batch Export Multiple Clips on the Timeline

[Duke Sweden]

Well, you could choose all the clips in the project panel, right click and choose export and they’ll show up in Media Encoder as individual clips, but since you have to trim them, if you’re not adding transitions, you should put each clip in its own sequence instead of one timeline, then select all of the sequences in the project panel, right click and export. No need to rinse and repeat ????

I’m sure someone else will probably have another approach using keyboard shortcuts, but until then…

[Chris Wright]

here’s two more ways.
1. right click, nest and they appear in project, then cmd + m queue
2. make subclip and queue

[Alex Udell]

if you don’t want to nest…

you can mark in and out in the sequence around a clip or clips and use the Sequence>create sub sequence

to create a sequence of just that range…

then multi-select in the project panel…and export queue to media encoder….

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[Josh Hartmann]

Hi! ☺

I was facing the same problem and downloaded the Trial Version of Autokrama AutoCodecs. The problem is, its still incredibly timeconsuming to single-export or single-mark every trimmed clip in the timeline.

My solution was the workaround with Davinci Resolve, which is actually free…

1. You select your clips, put them in your timeline
2. You export the whole timeline to Davinci Resolve via Export -> Export Final Cut Pro XML
3. You Import them to Davinci and go to the Delivery Tab
4. In the export settings, choose “Individual Clips” and thats it, all your clips exported the trimmed version you chose in Premiere in under 2 minutes ☺

Cheers
Josh

[Chris Wright]

premiere’s project manager has a way to render out the clips from subclips and make new clips from the trimmed sources. I don’t know if that’s exactly what you want, but its step 1 of safely sending clips to other NLE’s without worrying about spanned clips.

[Henrique Araujo]

Hi John (and everyone that needs the same solution)

We believe we have solved this long awaited problem.

With our new extension you can export individual clips from your timeline in a single click.

We have also track and clip filtering options.

And custom file name variables.

If that sounds good, you check it out here:

https://www.aescripts.com/c…

We hope you enjoy it!

Henrique \\ TMMW

[Daniel Schreiber]

fantastic! Unbelievable Premiere does not have this feature built into it.