Split a video according to detected scenes

[Avraham5EA5]

This is the first time I've tried this sofware, and I'm overwhelmed. 

What I want to do is very simple:

Input: One .mp4 video file.

Output: Many .mp4 video files, each of them corresponding to ONE detected scene in the original file, and numbered so I can see which file corresponds to which scene (sequential scene number or time code).

Is this doable?

[Ann Bens]

Hit F1 and type in: Scene Edit Detection.

(right click on clip in timeline)

[Avraham5EA5]

I've managed to create the scenes (even though I'm not sure which of the three options (cut, bin of subclips or clip marker I need). What I don't get is the "export to many video files on my hard disk" part.

[Ann Bens]

Trying out all settings makes you understand how it works.

As for output: select all clips in project window and Export Media.

[Avraham5EA5]

I see the cuts, and I did "export media", but I got just one file containing everything. The only change was that my 161MB .mp4 file somehow got convereted to a 1,9 GB .mpeg file 😞

[Ann Bens]

Did you select all clips in the Project window first?

[Avraham5EA5]

Thank you SO much!

[Peru Bob]

Make sure the Work Area Bar is only over the part you want to export. Then export each scene one at a time or send them all to the Adobe Media Encoder queue and then export.