How to export this format in Adobe Premiere Pro CCContainer.movGOPLONG GOPVideo CodecLinear PCM, MPEG-2 VideoFormatApple ProRes HQ 4:2:2Frame Size 1920 x 1080Frames Rate30 (NTSC)Aspect Ratio16:9Audio Sample Rate48 kHz/ 16bitAudio Channels4 channels (separate sound tracks)

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How to export this format in Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Container	.mov
GOP	LONG GOP
Video Codec	Linear PCM, MPEG-2 Video
Format	Apple ProRes HQ 4:2:2
Frame Size	1920 x 1080
Frames Rate	30　(NTSC)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Audio Sample Rate	48 kHz/ 16bit
Audio Channels	4 channels (separate sound tracks)

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Correct answer Warren Heaton

Hello:

I'm updating my reply to include screen shots of the corresponding AME presets.

Presets Browser > System Presets > Broadcast > Apple ProRes > Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)

Important note: The Apple ProRes presets are an "Add-On" that must be downloaded and installed (Creative Cloud Desktop does not provide this functionality). These Add-Ons are available here: Adobe - Adobe Media Encoder : For Macintosh (Scroll to the bottom of the page for the Add-On download links. If running CC 2015 or 2017, download the 2014.1 ProRes presets.)

Presets Browser > System Presets > Broadcast > MPEG2 > HD 1080p 29.97

-Warren

Warren Heaton

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Here's a quick spec re-write:

This...

Container	.mov
GOP	Not applicable
Video Codec	Apple ProRes HQ 4:2:2
Format	QuickTime
Frame Size	1920 x 1080
Frames Rate	29.97　(NTSC)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Audio Sample Rate	48 kHz/ 16bit
Audio Channels	4 channels (separate sound tracks)
Audio CODEC	None

Or this...

Containers	.mpg
GOP	LONG GOP
Video Codec	MPEG-2 Video
Format	MPEG
Frame Size	1920 x 1080
Frames Rate	29.97　(NTSC)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Audio Sample Rate	48 kHz/ 16bit
Audio Channels	4 channels (separate sound tracks)
Audio CODEC	None (Linear PCM)

But not both in the same file.

If you're on a Mac and have the Apple ProRes presets installed, then there's a preset for Apple ProRes 422 (HQ): Format: QuickTime, Preset: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)

For the MPEG-2 file: Format: MPEG2, Preset HDV 1080i 29.97 (After exploring the file, you should be able to just change the .mpg extension to .mov, but I'd make a duplicate of the .mpg file first so that you have both.)

-Warren

Warren Heaton

Correct answer

Community Expert

Hello:

I'm updating my reply to include screen shots of the corresponding AME presets.

Presets Browser > System Presets > Broadcast > Apple ProRes > Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)

Important note: The Apple ProRes presets are an "Add-On" that must be downloaded and installed (Creative Cloud Desktop does not provide this functionality). These Add-Ons are available here: Adobe - Adobe Media Encoder : For Macintosh (Scroll to the bottom of the page for the Add-On download links. If running CC 2015 or 2017, download the 2014.1 ProRes presets.)

Presets Browser > System Presets > Broadcast > MPEG2 > HD 1080p 29.97

-Warren

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excited_Genie16B8

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You're listing under Format should actually be under Codec. ProRes is a codec, not a format.

So your specs actually list two video codecs, MPEG 2 and ProRes.

But it can't be both, so you should have your source clarify what is needed.

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SAFEHARBOR11

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Kevin is correct for a Mac user, however if you work on the PC you cannot export ProRes files at all.

Also, you might want to verify with whoever supplied the requirements - do they really want 30 frames per second, or is that shorthand for the correct 29.97 frames per second used for NTSC video?

EDIT: the more I look at the specs, the less they make any sense! It says Long-GOP, which would make the format inter-frame, but ProRes is an intra-frame codec. Also says MPEG-2, but ProRes is not MPEG-2.....it is ProRes. Contradictory terms all over the place.

Thanks

Jeff