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How to get sequence into a watch folder?
OK, I know I’ll slap my forehead and exclaim ‘DOH!’ when I get the answer, but…
How do you ‘drag and drop’ a sequence into a watch folder for batch encoding? I can’t find a way to do it.Thanks,
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In Premiere Pro, select the sequence, then begin to drag on it. Alt Tab (Windows) or CMD Tab (Mac OS) to AME, and then drop into the Encoding queue. Look at :35 into this video: https://tv.adobe.com/watch/cs-55-production-premium-feature-tour-/improved-64bit-adobe-media-encoder-in-premiere-pro-cs55/
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OK, I can drag a sequence into the encoding queue with no problem, but how do I drop it into a watch folder? That’s not specifically demonstrated in Jason’s video (I had watched it before I posted the question). I can’t drag a sequence into the watch folder inside AME, nor into the folder as it appears in Explorer.
I’m running CS 5.5 in Windows 7 on a Boxx workstation with maxed out RAM and a RAID 10 assets drive.
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