How can I overrite an existing file in the new Export feature?

[Enrique24411080xzs7]

I work on a Mac, and all my video exports are to folders in my Mac. In past versions I used to File > Export > Media and browse for the folder where an existing video was, click on that video, and the name of my exported video then became that same name, so that I could overrite a version that I made changes to. Now I have to browse to the folder, but it won't let me click on the existing video, so I'm having to memorize how I named it in the past in order to then come back and type it in the "File Name" field. Needless to say, this is inconvenient. Is there a preference I'm missing to get that valuable feature back? 

I'm on Premiere 2022 v22.4

Thanks.

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

Major flaw.

Workaround is to send your timeline to AME and use the oldfashioned export settings.

[Enrique24411080xzs7]

That's a pain, but still better than the flaw. I hadn't even noticed the "Send to Media Encoder" button. Thanks for the idea, Ann!

[cdougw]

The best option is to use the Quick Export button.  You can find this in the top right of the main Premiere window.  Here you can select a preset, and thankfully, use the explorer to name your files in the traditional way.

[Enrique24411080xzs7]

Thank you! That's awesome. 

[LiveFromNeptune]

Thanks for this! I replace files often and this tip was a godsend.