Exporting a .mov file from Premiere Pro

[Ivan Myles]

[Ivan Myles] “default set to 6000 mbps”

Sorry for the typo. Should be 6000 kbps.

[Abel Fernandez]

I have the same issue, but if I just unlink it and set the new size to 1280×720 the video gets distorted. Thanks for any help with this issue

[Abel Fernandez]

Hello Sean, I have te same issue. How did you exported to Quick Time 1280×720?

[Ivan Myles]

[Abel Fernandez] “I have the same issue, but if I just unlink it and set the new size to 1280×720 the video gets distorted.”

Check the Aspect setting. Otherwise, please provide more information regarding the observed distortion. A screen capture would be helpful.

[Abel Fernandez]

Thank you for your prompt reply. The issue I have is that I shot the sequence in AVCHD and when I export it to H.264 at any frame rate (1280×720 for instance) it comes out fine. But the client wants it in .mov at 1280×720. When I choose to export it as a quick time file it changes automatically to 720×480. If I change that, say the width to 1280, it chamges the hight to 835 and if I change the hight to 720 it changes the with to 1820. Unless I unlink it. But when I unlink it the aspect ratio changes and I get an enlarged image.

[Sean Winn]

Hi Abel,
Go in to the export dialogue box, choose Quicktime, then under presets, choose HD 720p. That will give you a 1280×720 quicktime file. Does that help?

[Chuar Yapchong]

Thanks. This help me a lot in 2016