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donaldn98094506
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March 10, 2022
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Premiere Media Export

  • March 10, 2022
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When exporting media in Premiere Pro under the MPEG-4 format, I only have two (3GPP) presets for exporting and both are 352x288 or smaller. If I choose one and try to change the video options below an error pops up that says that resolution is not supported. With that said...

How would I export a file with the following specs:

 

Technical Specifications:
 
Container format = MPEG-4
Container codec = mp42 or mp41 or qt
Contains 1 video stream + 1 audio stream + 2 text streams
Video format = AVC
Video duration = 28:30:00;00
Video bit rate = 10 Mbps
Video dimensions 1920 x 1080
Video aspect ratio = 16:9
Video frame rate = 29.97
Video scan type = Interlaced
Video scan order = Top Field First
Audio format = AAC
Audio channels = 2
Audio sampling rate = 48 kHz
Audio integrated loudness = -24 LKFS
Audio dropouts - no more than 5 seconds of consecutive silence
Text #1 Format = EIA-608
Text #2 Format = EIA-708
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Correct answer Jeff Bugbee

AVC is h.264. Choose Format: H.264, make sure Multiplexer is set to MP4 and you're good to go.

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R Neil Haugen
R Neil Haugen
Brainiac
March 11, 2022

It's easy to mis-take the mpeg4 format option as "the same as .mp4". They're not the same. The mpeg-4 here is the old thing that say phones used years back ... with the small screen sizes they had.

 

Jeff is right ... you need the H.264 format then select the appropriate preset for your sequence and deliverable needs.

 

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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    donaldn98094506Author
    Participating Frequently
    March 11, 2022

    What about the CC requirements. The only options I see are for "Burn In Captions" or "Sidecar FIle"? The captions need to be enbedded in the video file but not burned in permanently?

    Jeff Bugbee
    Jeff Bugbee
    Community Expert
    March 11, 2022

      Jeff Bugbee
      Jeff BugbeeCorrect answer
      Community Expert
      March 10, 2022

      AVC is h.264. Choose Format: H.264, make sure Multiplexer is set to MP4 and you're good to go.

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      donaldn98094506Author
      Participating Frequently
      March 11, 2022

      What about the CC requirements. The only options I see are for "Burn In Captions" or "Sidecar File"? The captions need to be enbedded in the video file but not burned in permanently?

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