[Ann Bens]

In the track header there is a button: show keyframes.

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If you dragged a clip into the New Item icon to create a matching sequence your footage is obviously 1440×1080 par 1.33.
You can export to 1920×1080 par 1.0 if you like.

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[Ann Bens]

Make sure you are in clip mode and not track mode.

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In the Preferences under General there is an option: Render audio when rendering video.

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It will probably run but you wont able to edit beyond SD DV footage.

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If the track is in ‘Track’ mode you will not be able to select individual clips. Track needs to be in ‘clip’mode.

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Use 1 pass.

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I have been using VBR 2 pass ever since PP 1.0. for all kinds of formats. Has never disappointed me.

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I copied this from AME help

Bitrate Mode or Bitrate Encoding Specifies whether the codec produces a constant bitrate (CBR) or variable bitrate (VBR) in the exported file:

Constant:
Delivers a consistent data rate, with the quality potentially fluctuating from frame to frame depending on the degree of compression required.

Variable contrained:
Delivers more consistent quality, with the degree of compression, and therefore the data rate allowed to fluctuate. Allows the exported file’s data rate to vary without limit, with an option to target an average bitrate.

VBR 1 pass:
Variable bitrate, with the encoder making a single pass through the file from beginning to end. Single-pass encoding takes less time than dual-pass encoding, but doesn’t achieve the same quality in the output.

VBR 2 pass:
Variable bitrate, with the encoder making two passes through the file, from beginning to end, and then from end to beginning. The second pass prolongs the process, but it ensures greater encoding efficiency, and often a higher-quality output.

Note:
When comparing CBR and VBR files of the same content and file size, you can make the following generalizations: A CBR file may play back more reliably over a wider range of systems, because a fixed data rate is less demanding on a media player and computer processor.
However, a VBR file tends to have a higher image quality, because VBR tailors the amount of compression to the image content.

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Transition preset was removed from 2015.

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