File Types

[Jeff Pulera]

Hi Mike,

Are you working with a trial version? That won’t have all codecs due to licensing and royalty concerns. If this is a full licensed install, it ought to have everything by default.

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

[Mike Mcvittie]

Thanks. I do have a full version but do not have near as many as Rich had in his tutorial. I am trying to output a .mov file but the highest quality format is 720 x 480 “in Media Encoder.
Mike

Sony NXCAM

[David Mcgavran]

If that is true something is very wrong… AME has had many many different output options for a long time. Can you post a screen shot?

Cheers

Dave

[Mike Mcvittie]

this is all I get. no option for HD

Mike

Sony NXCAM

[Andy Edwards]

Those are the standard presets for “Quicktime.” You can customize the preset to make it HD by going to the video tab once you have chosen an NTSC preset. Choose your HD format codec and audio options, save it and it will show up the next time you choose quicktime.

I have not seen the video you talked about above, but maybe he chose an MPEG2, H.264 or P2Movie export format? Those choices have a ton of presets in the pull down menu.

Hope this helps.

Andy Edwards

[Mike Mcvittie]

Thank you thank you!!!
that is all I needed to know. again thanks
Mike

Sony NXCAM

[Todd Kopriva]

BTW, the comment about limited formats in the trial version is out of date. There are no limitations to the trial version other than that it expires in 30 days. See this:
https://adobe.ly/hcOibb

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