- See Export Settings Format options in the Premiere Pro CS4 Help.
- See Adobe Media Encoder format options in the Premiere Pro CS3 Help.
- Frank Paquin said:
Use keyboard shorcut Ctrl+M (Export Movie) then, in the file pop up window, check on the setting button.
In general : set it as you wish
FIle type : QT
Range : Entire sequence or workbar
Check Export (Video & audio)
in the video menu :
Set the compressor (H.264)
millions of colors, bla bla
Frame rate : 29.97 (For NTSC)
Pixel aspect ratio (D1/dv NTSC 0.9) for 4:3
Set your quality and data rate (This will affect the file size)
For the web i recompress and limit data rate to 1400 K/Sec...