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render settings for iPhone/iPad use???
Cheers everyone.
I am trying to render a small clip for use on an iPhone or iPad. According to Apple, the format should be M4V. I’ve learned that it should be AAC audio and MP4 compression. So far so good, I can do that.
Here’s the problem…
If I choose to multiplex the output, the extension changes to .mp4. If I choose NOT to multiplex, I get the proper extension (.m4v) however I also get a separate audio file (in this case with extension .aac).
So how do I render properly using Premiere Pro (CS5), which is actually Adobe Media Encoder) to achieve the correct file type WITHOUT separate audio?
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
Scott Morrison
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4 Replies
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Hi there Scott
I have created a preset for AME, and this works fine for my iphone 4.
Hope that helps
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Thanks Greg,
I had similar settings, but this does not address my questions which is how to create the M4V file WITHOUT having a separate audio file.
What were your Multiplexing settings?
I’m not sure if this is relevant, but I am running CS5 on a Windows 7 machine. Does CS5 encode differently on a Mac?
Anyone?
Scott Morrison
Just an amateur trying to learn -
Under H264 format in the export settings you will find a ready made preset for the iPhone and it works just perfectly.
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Hey Scott, Am experiencing the same thing with M4v’s, How did you go with it? did you end up finding a work around?
Im stumped!
Any help is good 🙂
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