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export options
Hi,
I want to create WMV files and create Broadcast Ad Insertion as outlined on the Microsoft website
https://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/adswm.aspx#introduction__xbuo
This is for live streaming on demand. To do this, it is necessary to insert EVENT SCRIPT COMMANDS in the broadcast stream. Therefore I need to use Windows Media Encoder. I must confess, I am actually a FInal Cut Pro User!
What are the export options from withing Premiere? Can I insert these natively from Adobe Premiere? In other words can I do this in one shot exporting from the timeline? Or do I have to open Windows Media Encoder separately to insert EVENT SCRIPT COMMANDS.
Is Windows Media Encoder the default encoder that works with Premiere? What is Adobe Encoder? Is it more basic than WMEncoder?
It comes down to efficient Workflow and if this capability is offered natively from Adobe Premiere, then it’s time to switch from Final Cut Pro.
Thanks,
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3 Replies
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The Adobe Media Encoder built into Premiere is basically a stripped down version of the stand alone app Windows Media Encoder 9. While in Premiere, you can add markers that when encoded will launch the viewers browser to any URL.For what you want, you will need to export just the raw DV.avi for the stand alone app.
I have a short tut on using WME9, but dont cover the scripting
http://www.video2stream.com/encoder9.mov -
Thanks for the link. Very helpful. One more question: Is Premiere’s MBR feature (available under Audience Menu) as advanced as WM Encoder’s or is it more basic? IF so what are the aadvantages of using WM ENcoder. I would check this out myself, but I don’t have Virtual PC installed yet on my Mac.
Thanks.
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In addition to missing the scripting thing, Adobe lacks crop/resize, upload to server, batch processing, Encoder plug-ins, DMR capabilities and 3 ustilities…file editor, profile editor and stream editor.
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