Export To: Premiere, and Adobe Media Encoder

Question

Hello everyone.Inside Premiere Pro, I have a video clip that and a Audio. This Is what I did:1- I selected the Clip2- Edit- Edit In Adobe Audition " Sequence"3- Inside Audition, I add Bunch of Effects4- File-Export To Adobe Premiere Pro.Also, I go back and forth to Audition, and apply different effects, and save them , and when I export to premiere, I do see the new Audio, and I can delete the old audios.When I open my Project In premiere pro, I can easily export the video or audio, for example: File-Export Media, and I can choose H.264 for Video and Audio, Or If I want Audio only, I Just uncheck Export Video, and use H.264.I noticed, Inside Audition, If I choose Export With Adobe Media Encoder, I do see Failed next to the file.Please let me know If I am exporting correctly. Also, Please let me know what format you recommend when exporting Audio onlyThank you very much.

ryclark · Accepted Answer

File/Export/Multitrack Mixdown. Then all the options of what format to save to, where and under what file name etc. appear.

ryclark · Answer

For audio only if you are ever going to do anymore editing work on it always export as a .wav file. This is uncompressed audio and is what Audition uses natively. There shouldn't be any need to export audio only via ME. Any audio exporting should be done within Audition itself. The option is only there for if you want to re-encode new audio, added in Audition, to the video that you have already open within Audition.

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