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  • How do I export .MOV 1920×1080 HD with MONO audio in CS5?

    Posted by Robert Smith on February 26, 2013 at 7:21 pm

    I’ve been having this issue for months. I’ve been shooting on my Canon EOS Rebel T3i DSLR in 1920×1080, 30fps. When I import the footage I make sure to choose a sequence setting of 190×1080, 30fps, DSLR– But whenever I export my video it always exports to .mpeg (with stereo audio) (because I press “match sequence settings”. How do I export the file as a .mov file (1920×1080, with mono audio)???

    When I do end up choosing Quicktime (instead of “match sequence settings” it doesn’t give me the opportunity to change the resolution to 1920×1080 (which is what I 100% absolutely need and cannot compromise on) – I. Am. Baffled.

    I’ve searched all over the internet and always find different answers– none of which ever work. I really need some help… All I want is a .MOV 1920×1080 video file with mono audio. Please help.

    Gabriel Sanchez replied 13 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Gabriel Sanchez

    February 26, 2013 at 9:24 pm

    Archive->Export->Media.
    Don´t check Match sequence settings, as this will probably be using the MJPEG codec, instead choose Format->Quicktime
    Preset->HD 1080i 25 or 29,97 (PAL or NTSC)
    Check->Export Video and Export Audio

    In the Video tab below, select Codec->H264, set bit rate at your desire, choose No field for progressive scan or whatever setting you want.

    In the Audio tab beside leave the AAC codec and below select Channel->Mono.

    That´s it.

    Regards

  • Gabriel Sanchez

    February 26, 2013 at 10:49 pm

    I didn´t notice that you are with CS5. There´s no preset for HD in quicktime format, but anyway you can still select Quicktime, then go to the Video tab and set dimensions manually to 1920×1080 after selecting H264 codec in the same tab. Select the correct pixel aspect ratio, frame rate and bit rate, etc… Then in Audio tab you can still select Channel->Mono
    Regards

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