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Hi all, I'm the videographer on an extended video project for a local theatre production, and I'm working out a good workflow with the editor. She's working in FCPX, but I use Premiere CS6 to do initial audio sync and color grading. After adjusting color and audio, I need to be able to output the footage again in ProRes 422 HQ, 1080p, at 23.976 frames per second. I selected the Quicktime - ProRes 422 HQ preset in Premiere, but changed the pixel aspect ratio to square and set the resolution, correspondingly, to 1920x1080 (rather than 1440 x 1080 with anamorphic pixels, which is the default). This custom preset encodes just fine in Premiere as a.mov file, as expected.
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ProRes is an outstanding family of codecs, even if Adobe Premiere is your main editing tool. However, Adobe did not create any ProRes for Premiere. Here’s how to create a ProRes sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. “Apple ProRes is a high quality, lossy video compression format developed by Apple.
However, when I try to export it via Adobe Media Encoder, it defaults to a.f4v file. The only other options I have in Media Encoder are.flv and h.264. No options for Quicktime formats, much less ProRes. This is obviously not satisfactory. Any ideas how to get Premiere sequences to output as ProRes 422 through Media Encoder? I've tried updating both software, and reinstalling FCPX in case AME wasn't seeing my ProRes codec installation. Thanks for the reply.
I am pressing Queue, and am being correctly sent to Media Encoder. However, once there, I do not see any option for ProRes. Here is the dialogue box when I press export in Premiere, including the settings I would like to use. Here is the Adobe Media Encoder window that appears after I press Queue. I couldn't take a screenshot with the drop-down menus selected, but under Format I am limited to F4V, FLV, H.264, H.264 (Legacy), and MP3. With F4V selected, I have a number of presets available (including various 'Match Source Attributes', Mobile, PC & TV, Phone & Tablet, and Web options).
H.264 gives all of the standard device and web output options. Obviously, neither Flash, H.264, nor MP3 formats will give me the ProRes preset that I need. As you can see in the upper right panel, when I search 'prores', no presets appear. Just to reiterate, Premiere recognizes that I have ProRes available as a codec, and exports my footage as ProRes just fine. The issue is that Media Encoder doesn't give me that option.
Unless I am missing something? Thanks again. It's so frustrating!
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I'm having the exact same problem. It's not just about ProRes not being there, the entire quicktime output module is missing in AME. I read a lot about it, and usually it seems to be somehow influenced by the kind of install you have. Like if you only install flash, and AME is installed with it, you won't get quicktime. But if you install the entire Master Collection, it should be there, but just isnt. I'm having a thread in the adobe forums, but no one came up with a solution there neither. Trying to reinstall FCP 7 now!
I found a solution to this problem. You can find the instructions to change a txt file on windows or mac in this forum. The text file called AddExporterList.txt (on mac) is in the package contents of the AME application in contents/resources/txt/ Duplicate the file and change the copy by deleting the information so it looks exactly like this: # MediaCore Plugins # AME Plugins AudioWriter WinMediaWriter # AME Plugin Formats MPEG4 H.264 Blu-ray Then delete the original file txt file and rename the new one to match the original file. (AddExporterList.txt) (The system won't let you just change the original file because it's locked, but you can replace it with a new version). Then you should be able to launch AME and it will have all the options for quicktime. Then, if you want, you can download and install the ProRes settings listed earlier in this forum using the import presets button at the top of AME. I also found the solution in Doug's post but after applying fix found MPEG2 presets disabled (there may have been others disabled as well but I was mostly paying attention to the missing MPEG2).
I was able to enable ALL export formats (Quicktime, MPEG2, FLV, etc) by:. Keeping the original AddExporterList.txt in 'Adobe Media Encoder CS6/Contents/Resources/txt/'.
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Changing the extension for each of the actual bundles that AddExporterList.txt is importing from 'Adobe Media Encoder CS6/Contents/Plug-ins/Common/ExporterFORMAT.bundle' to 'Adobe Media Encoder CS6/Contents/Plug-ins/Common/ExporterFORMAT.bak.bundle' That way AMC will still keep the default presets but will fail to load the bundles for the additional formats once they're imported. Obviously the use of '.bak' is a bit arbitrary. Too early to tell if there's any drawbacks for this method, but I'd tend to think there wouldn't be.