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Participating Frequently
Nov 17, 2023 7:06 PM UTC
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Exporting Multiple Clips/Cuts via one Operation directly from Premiere

Dear Adobe Premiere Pro Dev Team,

 

Would you please make it easier for Premiere users to export Multiple clips from any project using few clicks without going thru the "Adobe Media Encoder" App?

I mean if there is multiple cuts in a sequance and we want to export each cut as a separate file using a single operation.

 

Thank you in advance

 

4 replies

Legend
Nov 27, 2023 2:07 PM UTC

actually, sending multiple clips to adobe media encoder is a great feature.  It allows you to keep working in Premiere while adobe media encoder does it's work...  Don't understand what's so cumbersome about the existing workflow...  but maybe I'm missing something.    

 

fwiw. Premiere is a professional editing tool (hence the PRO in the name) and there are simpler more user friendly options available but gotta say the adobe one's (like premiere elements) are a bear to use if you are used to the many options within Premiere Pro...   I hoped I could get a client up to speed to do some initial work on his personal project.  It was a nightmare...

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Participating Frequently
Nov 26, 2023 10:45 PM UTC

You are right Harold SIlva B., but I belive that this simple feature can be addded easily by Adobe, it will not cost them a lot of programming.

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Harold Silva
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Nov 26, 2023 4:54 PM UTC

Hola sería una opción muy útil lo que dices, aunque no creo que muchos utilicemos dicha opción.

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Harold Silva B.
Participating Frequently
Nov 26, 2023 4:37 PM UTC

Dear Adobe Premiere Pro Dev Team,

Sorrry, I realized lately that this suggestion was posted by someone else before, and someone answered him.

But I'm still wondering why Adobe don't make the mentioned process easier and more straight-forward (at least for non proessionals), like allowing them to simply go to the ordinary export screen and click "export each timeline cut to a seprate video file"??

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