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Creating standard movie, image sequence and audio files: Lesson 17-3


You can export a clip, an entire sequence or a portion of a sequence as an audio/video, audio-only or video-only file, or as a sequence of still image files. You can use those image sequences in animation programs or apply graphic elements to them (a process called rotoscoping) in programs like Photoshop and Illustrator.

Adobe Certified Expert exam objective


Explain how to use the options available from the Export Movie Settings dialog box when exporting a movie.

  • To export an entire sequence, select the sequence in the Timeline or Program Monitor.

  • To export a segment of a sequence, place the ends of the Timeline Work Area Bar at the beginning and end of that segment.

  • To export a clip, select the clip in the Source Monitor or Project panel and click in the appropriate panel to make it active. To specify a range of frames within the clip to export set an In point and Out point in the Source Monitor.



1.

Choose File > Export > Movie.

2.

Click Settings.

You have a few additional options than those available when exporting a single frame:

  • File Types Check the drop-down list and note that there are six image file types for the image sequence option as well as QuickTime and AVI. Waveform is for audio-only, and is one of the file types you'll find in the Export Audio option.

  • Range If you selected a clip in the Source Monitor or Project Panel you have the choice of exporting the Entire Clip or In to Out. If you selected a sequence, your choice is Entire Sequence or Work Area Bar.

  • Export Audio Switching this off means you'll create a video-only file.

  • Embedding Options Choose whether to include a project link in the exported file. That means you can open and edit the original project from within another Adobe Premiere Pro project or from another application that supports the Edit Original command.

  • Save and Load You can save and later quickly load export settings that you use frequently.



3.

Click Video to open that submenu.

Here you can choose a compressor (if one is available for the File Type you selected), as well as color depth, frame size, quality and pixel aspect ratio.


Note

To see most of the compressors available for video files, choose QuickTime as the file type. QuickTime has more than 20 codecs (compression/decompression algorithms) associated with it. Each video and audio compressor has attributes that work best under certain circumstances. For more background on compression, read the DV Compression Primer on this book's companion DVD.

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4.

Click OK to close the Settings dialog box.

5.

Specify a location and file name, and click OK (or Cancel).



Export audio only


You can use the Export Movie settings dialog box to create audio-only files by un-checking Export Video in the Export Movie Settings General Submenu. But it's more intuitive to use the Audio Export command.


1.

Select File > Export > Audio.

This gives you access to the three audio file types: WAV, AVI and QuickTime. The latter two formats are primarily intended for audio/video files but they also handle audio-only.

2.

Open the Audio submenu.

Here you can set audio quality. You can choose from more than a dozen audio compressors.



Note

If you want to create a 5.1 Surround Sound file, make that selection in the Audio Submenu > Channels drop-down list. QuickTime does not have a 5.1 option.


3.

Click OK to close the Export Audio Settings dialog box.

4.

Specify a location and file name, and click OK (or Cancel).



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