CS6: launch media encoder

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
August 21, 2021
2 replies
2404 views

I seemed unable to reply to my post regarding offline editing. It doesn't appear but then says I'm post flooding when I try again.

So I reread the offline edting doc, and when it says to launch media encoder in PP CS6 is by selecting media to export, which will then result in a single clip with no references. So how do I launch it, as I haven't found in menus?

This topic has been closed for replies.

Christian.Z

Community Expert

Make sure no clips in the timeline are slected, and instead the sequence to be selected in the project panel

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Make sure no clips in the timeline are slected, and instead the sequence to be selected in the project panel

By @Christian.Z

You cannot export single clips from the project panel in CS6.

R

robirdman1Author

Inspiring

This is pretty tedious with 13 clips, so I hope it works. I have the low res files in a bin ready for import. But I had already done a lot of editing, transitions on the project before, guessing how it might be without the jerkiness.

So I need to 1st replace the original sequences one by on with the low res. Play, hopefully more smoothly, finish any editing and then replace all parts singly again with the hi-res to finish?

So I figured that if I moved the originals clips into a new folder,named full size, PP wouldn't find and thus ask for them, and so I chose the ones in the low res. Each was individually imported then, and all clips appeared in the timeline. But playing back, even using ~ for the bigger screen, they don't fit, though the play seems smoother, till it reaches the ones that were stablized as intrinsically jerky. Now they can't be stablized. All for nothing or do I need different export settings?

Ann Bens

Community Expert

No it does not say launch AME by selecting media, it says

Launch Adobe Media Encoder, and add all the clips for your project to the Adobe Media Encoder Queue.

Sign up

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Sign in to Adobe Community

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Scanning file for viruses.

This file cannot be downloaded