How to RENDER and EXPORT FASTER HD / 4K in Adobe Premiere Pro CC / Render Video Definition + Meaning
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- What is the DEFINITION of RENDER? What does RENDER MEAN? What even is RENDERING? DID YOU KNOW, that using RENDERING you could Export Video in Adobe Premiere Pro FASTER (up to 25x or more) ?! SO, if you want to export 4k videos faster - you should learn how to RENDER and use RENDER PREVIEWS!
In this Tutorial, we discuss HOW to Render Video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020, what RENDER and RENDERING is / means, and WHY it is SO important to your entire Editing Process.
As well as the knowledge we gain about Rendering, we will also know How to EXPORT 4K / UHD / 1080p Videos 25x while still maintaining the highest possible quality video!
The definition of "rendering" usually refers to the actions of converting and compressing our video footage, photos and other assets - into a single compressed video file appearance. We render so that we can see our video edit including colour grading, transitions and other video effects before we hit export.
Essentially, the meaning and purpose of Rendering is to enable us to see what our Video will look like with our added effects and changes, without exporting. Sometimes it just makes video editing easier, other times it is necessary to render just in order to see the playback of your Drone 4K footage or 6K Footage alone.
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VIDEO CHAPTER TIMECODES:
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0:00 - RENDER Common Questions
0:27 - RENDER Example (EXPORT 25x Faster)
0:50 - RENDER Definition
1:45 - EXPLAINING RENDER PREVIEWS (Adobe Premiere Pro TIMELINE)
2:48 - Change/Create RENDER Previews
3:49 - Apple ProRes
4:07 - Recommended RENDER CODEC
4:40 - RENDER SEQUENCES SETTINGS
5:16 - RENDER #1 - Effects
6:00 - RENDER #2 - In to Out
6:33 - RENDER #3 - Selection
6:53 - WHY RENDER?
7:33 - WHY do you NEED to RENDER?
7:42 - WHY you SHOULD RENDER
8:59 - the EXPORT Process
9:35 - HOW TO EDIT / Complete Premiere Pro Guide
9:57 - NOTE - File Sizes / DELETE FILES
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APPLE PRO-RES
support.apple.com/en-ca/HT202410
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---- WHEN TO RENDER:
Notice that there are a few differently coloured lines above your footage.
Green, Yellow and Red or BLANK
These are relatively straightforward - Green means that your footage has rendered preview files associated with the assets below. If you change ANYTHING underneath the green bar whether it be on the clip or even bringing text in, it will shift to being Yellow or RED.
The Yellow bar is a reminder that there are no render files for this section, so Premiere will do it’s best to playback the clip in real-time, it is possible that it can playback fine in Real-Time *ADD INFOBOX* without being rendered.
However, if it is RED, that means that you have applied something intensive to the footage. It is a warning that Premiere probably won;t be able to play that back in Real-Time.
Before you spend the time render and create previews - you should know what you are creating in order to save computer space and preserve your video quality.
---- RENDER PREVIEW SETTINGS
I typically prefer using Quicktime for my projects because it is a way higher quality. If you are not looking for details or are limited by file storage or computing power, you can just keep I-Frame. HOWEVER, we are going to use Quicktime for the Render files because with it, I am going to change your life and the way you export videos.
My new favourite process here is Using the AppleProRes 422 Proxy. It is the smallest file (double check with DNxHR) and still holds a TON of the resolution. So let’s select that and then check our frame size. So in order to export 25x faster, your previews HAVE to match your intended output. So for this we will RENDER AT MAX and set our sequence width and height to match our desired output, in this case, 4K (3840 x 2160).
We will hit ok and it will delete all of our already rendered files.
---- DIFFERENT WAYS TO RENDER
-- RENDER Effects (only) --
Go up to SEQUENCE → Render Effects in to out
Or with default keyboard shortcuts, you can just hit Enter
This method will only render the effects that you have applied to your footage, essentially the RED scenes.
- RENDER In and Out-
If you only want to render a section - like a few clips, you can set an in and an out point, then go back up to SEQUENCE → RENDER IN TO OUT
If you didn’t set an in to out, it will render the entire timeline
This WILL render both your Red and Yellow, and create previews for your whole timeline!
-- RENDER Selection --
If you just have a single clip or file that is Red or is troublesome and needs render files, you can highlight it then go back up to SEQUENCE → RENDER SELECTION
REMEMBER TO DELETE YOUR VIDEO PREVIEWS AFTER YOU ARE DONE WITH YOUR PROJECT!
IF YOUR COLOURS LOOK WASHED OUT WHEN EXPORTING:
- Download this LUT: assets.adobe.com/public/a0b635a3-6bc3-452b-5f7d-c997b9b36cf5
- When Exporting, go to the Effects tab (on the left) and apply the LUT
I work with Shotcut. Can you tell me how to do this on Shotcut? Thanks
Man you saved nearly 7 hours, The rendering time was reduced from 8 hours and 37 minutes to just 48 minutes. 🤝
LOVE to hear that!!
You just saved my 10 hours of estimated rendering time!. Much luv🙏
How much it now take??
I had 3:45 minutes and now i have 20 min
I’ve been making CZcams videos for nearly a year now and didn’t know this! I think you’ve just saved the future me SO much time! Awesome video and fantastic explanation! Cheers dude!
So happy to hear it! If it makes you feel better, I've been editing for a decade and had NO IDEA haha
I use a computer with only 2GB RAM. Really experienced a hard time running previews and rendering. It almost takes 4 hours exporting every single music videos of our channel.
But thanks man, now it takes only few mins rendering the video. And previews work with no lag. Lots of love to YOU from our channel.💐
This makes me so happy to hear!! I'm glad this was as helpful for you as it was for me!
Thanks a lot for the video. Def helps. I chose 422 HQ for preview renders and exported with the same. The resulting file is huge 91GB for 14m. Can you share your process to go from QuickTime previews to H264 and still get the fast export times? I realize I can do my final export as H264, but when using the QuickTime previews that final render will be much longer. Maybe I need to select a preview file that is compatible with H264? Thanks a lot. Great channel.
You introduced "what is" pieces and it was still quick and to the point. Great guide. Thank you
OMG Colin, rendering in/out is a game changer. The incredibly long export media times were driving me insane. Problem solved! Thank you so much. I subscribed to your channel and will check your other videos. Keep up the good work mate!
So glad that I could share the knowledge and be of service!
As a brand new creator on here, your delivery is really excellent. Keep up the good work! Real great stuff :)
Amazing video mate! I did as you said in the Sequence settings and when I go to export, I don't have those Quicktime - Uncompressed settings. If I was to choose h.264, which is what I normally choose, would that affect my rendering time? I use Prem Pro to render and export my gameplay videos that I've recorded, and the bars are always yellow. I also normally export them in HDR.
Ι rendered the whole sequence as you said, and indeed the encoding took just 10 minutes for an hour+ footage but when it finished it started encoding again for about an hour. Any idea what caused that?
Thanks for explaining, it has made sense. I am using Neat Video plugin for noise removal but this puts lot of load on rending and even a 10 mins video takes almost two hours to render. Can I improve it some how? Can making proxies improve my editing experience? Thanking in anticipation.
ok. So, I've got a clip that I've converted from 1080P at 60 FPS to 4K at 30FPS. When I go to video previews, it is grayed out and doesn't allow me any options. Thoughts???
Wish i watched this sooner. And i have a question
If i set my preview settings different from my export setting than it has to render again when exporting right?
Exp: if i set my preview setting to prores 422 but my export setting is prores 4444 than it will have to render again at 4444
I have a 24in M1 2021 machine that I've been working with for about 5 months now and it's been able to export videos quite quickly. But recently I've been putting out longer videos for an ad agency's radio show for CZcams and the first time it took about 2 hours to export the 1 hour 15 minute video. The second time it took about 10 hours. Today it's taking about 24 hours. Now, I haven't changed the format in which I shoot, nor have any of the mogrts changed. I've also emptied the cache AND even rendered the effects before exporting the video. I am so confused as to why this is happening. Do you have any insight?
hello hope you ok. Happy New year. Need your help in premier pro. my 2 minute timeline video takes more than 3 hours for render..I tried the way you explained in your video but its still same thing comes up. can you help me please. Regards,Panam
This was such an informative video. Thank you so much!! So my question is what setting can I render my video so that I can export my video at h.264? Because I can’t do it at QuickTime because that’s .mov
Hey hey! First of all - thank you for your kind words!
What I typically do is; Render in Quicktime and Export (using previews) the massive File FIRST, then I bring it into Premiere, into it's own sequence and RE-EXPORT it to an H.264 to keep it compressed (still really high quality but also .mp4) because it is still faster than trying to export to entire original sequence!
If you want to make sure that you're exporting your H.264 files properly, I would highly recommend checking out the longer EXPORT video on my channel, as it goes over a few key mistakes I've been making over the last few years!
(P.s. - Sorry for the delay on this repsonse!)
Love that this is chill and not all at you like some vids are with quick changes and fast talking. I stayed for the entire video! well done. super informative.
I have really enjoyed your videos and have learned a lot so thank you- that said I have not quite figured out the best way to deal with my projects as I don’t know what you shoot, or what your settings are. For instance if your are shooting 6K and record to ssd in pro res or something that would be quite different than me as I am filming on an A7SIII, in 4K at a frame rate of 23.976 for the most part to SD card which records to as an .mp4. With that said do I do previews in pro res 422 and have to same settings for export then if I need to compress for CZcams do it through media encoder? If no then what should I select for my preview files? Please help me here- I have been back and for lut trying to avoid 13 hour exports!
So you said to have your previews as prores proxy, lt, or regular but you said to export your finals as hq? wouldnt your previews have to be is hq as well for this to work. Also do you have to have max bit depth and render qual. on in the previews to be able to select those options on export or can you leave them off on the previews and check them on export. Thanks so much. Also can you use prores previews and render h264 exports faster than having h264 previews and export h264? essentially do you still get the speed boost if you are using higher end previews and exporting lower or does it have to be check for check the exact same preview settings as output. I know this is a lot but I think it will help to fill some of the more specific questions.
Hii Colin .. I have some questions . Do you clear me? . I have core i3 4gb ram laptop with 1 tb hdd and no add .. intel hd graphics card...which version premiere pro will be best for me? 2021 version is need high conf.,2018 also...2015 need 4gb config. But it will make my storage so busy due to full ram using...may be 2012 is perfect due to it takes not all space of my pc... what's your opinion ? Is there major deference between 2012 and 2021 version??which version you prefer for me?
I have a situation, after i export an mp4 and re import it as mov because its easier to edit
The past few days after i added all my effects, panning zooming, posterizing the frame rate etc.
The final encode was only taking 10 - 20mins
Now all of a sudden unless i render it out
its saying 5, 6, 7, 8 hrs
(My videos are upto 30mins in 1440x1080)
Any solutions please?
Great video thank you .. quick question .. does it save time or speed anything up if we render our Nested sequences first. Does it then speed rending up for the main sequence (where the nested sequences are used)? Thanks ;o)
sometimes when I use render on a clip that has red giants denoiser it has some type of strange error. Do you know what that is?
Hey Colin! Thanks so much for this... Should I still use prores 422 for preview settings, if I want to export H264 MP4 format? Does it still reduce file size while exporting quicker? Or is it easier to export as a ProRes 422 and then convert from .mov to MP4 (using media encoder)?
I've been meaning to make a followup video that answers this - Sponsors took a while haha.
You can either:
1. Bring the large Exported MOV file into a new sequence and export with your preferred settings (this will be faster than trying to just export the whole unrendered video as MP4)
2. Use the Quicktime trick of Compressing your video. I think I put that in my Exporting Video though...
(I.e. open up your video in Quicktime Player, go to
File --> Export as --> (4K/1080/whatever you need and change the method to be H.264 - new update)
WOW ! Fantastic explanation about rendering it saves me so much time ! I have a question though ! How can i pre-render my video files for saving some storage ? Do i have to change my sequence settings again or my export settings ? Cause that part for me, wasn't clear enough.
Thanks for this video. It is a bit faster but i'm trying to make a photo slideshow in adobe premiere pro 2020 and I downloaded a video template of invato elements where i just simple can imput the pictures...but it is not normal slow rendering....do you know what i can do? It takes almost 10 houres for 2 minute film. 😞
Big happy I found your channel bro. Really chill content great to watch and learn from
Thanks dude! I Appreciate it!
Hello! If you want just to render how can you change the location on rendered file ?? I cant find that information! The render process it will eat my C drive very fast!
I am a filmmaker and am having issues with my timeline in premiere. I edited a feature film and am going back to do audio mix and need to output video and there are many adjustment layers for video and when I go to export video it crashes but if I turn off adjustments layers it works. How can I render with the adjustment layers so footage has the color grade and fx?
I have a problem, when passing a project to another editor, the pre-render does not appear in green but in yellow and you have to do the pre-render again. Why should I send you the entire project along with the Video Previews folder. Any solution? or what would be my mistake? thank you!
A 20 second video is taking around 50 mins to encode. I haven't made any over the top edits, just arranging clips in the timeline. Any idea how I could reduce the time?
How much time it take PC and Smartphone render/export a 30min full HD video ? Does Smartphone save/export/render edited file faster ? On PC I have heard it takes hours.
My only issue is that most of my video footage has the yellow bar above the clips. From what I understood before and what you explained in the video, is that while it's not fully rendered, Premiere can still play the clips without issues. However, in my case, as I watch more of the clip and start doing cuts and other edits, the footage becomes much more and at some points, extremely laggy. I don't understand how that can be the case when it's supposed to go over that with no issues.
@DeViro Wrong. Yellow needs to be rendered too, it's just can be done fast, in a near real-time.
@DeViro It was just technical remark about "Yellow doesn't need rendering". When render goes on-the-fly, you can export seemingly 'without rendering', but it happens anyways.
At 4:30 if you dont use a Mac what render codec should be used for PC and MP4?
My business is digitizing any and all "analog" media; 8mm/16mm film, VHS/8mm/DV videos, vinyl, reel-to-reel, photos, slides, you name it. When I'm cleaning up old 8mm/16mm movie films, I usually use the P2 DVCPRO50 NTSC, simply because it's the quickest render I've found with the number of clean-up effects I apply to them. What would the best export settings be for that then?
Did you create proxies before making the codec prores proxy?? And does it make a difference
I LOVE U MATE! I WAS EDITING 4K FOOTAGE AND I FINALLY CAN NOW RENDER IT WAY FASTER I LOVE YOU!
Hahaha so awesome to hear! STOKED
Great tutorial and tips - it's made the render process a lot faster.
Hey how do you change the preview file format? It doesn’t let me
This is the first time I’ve seen anyone talk about this and make it so easy to understand. Thank you for this video!
Really useful topic, thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for the information, it was definitely needed and much appreciated.
I do need a bit of help though. I made the changes mentioned for faster rendering. The rendered clip though is not the edited portion, but the whole video starting at the beginning of it; only matching the edited clip size. I'm sure I messed up one of your suggestions, but would you know a fix on this?
I've tried to make different sequences and such, but still have the same issue. I'm afraid to get all the way thru an edit, go to export, and get jammed up.
Thank you again for the video and any help you might have. Jh
Hey hey! So I think this is one of a few easy fixes:
1. Remember that you must set In and Out points for the spots you want to Render and/or Export
2. You must RE-Render after you make changes, as it is updating the contents. This is super important when Colouring footage or using Adjustment Layers - make sure to make accurate changes when using these because it will require a large Re-Rendering.
If all is green, Select your In and Out Point and you should be good to export!
Remember to check:
- Render Preview File Dimensions (make sure they match your desired output if 4k, 2k, etc..)
- Check "Use Previews" box!
This is a great! Is there a faster way to export my video ProRes 422 Proxy in Media Encoder? I have a 15 minute fully rendered video in Premiere then exported in Media Encoder. It looks like it will take 2 hours to export. In Media Encoder, I selected "use previews" and set to 1920x1080 /H.264/ Match Source-High bitrate. When I fully renedered my project in Premiere it took 1.5 hours. My sequence is set to ProRes 422 Proxy 1920x1080.
You are a life saver!!! Been rendering a one minute video for like forever lol searched some tips saw your video then boom 3 hours render became 1hour only i mean still saved me a lot of time. New subscriber here!!!
Colin Thank you sooooo much for sharing this process
So I had a i3 laptop with 8 gb ram and Intel HD graphics card then i shifted to a AMD A6-6400k APU with Radeon HD graphics with 16gb ram but the exporting speed is very slow as compared to my old system. What is the problem?
Hey how come my rendered clip looks worse quality than before I rendered it? And will it still look pixelated when I finally export it
When editing on your regular machine, how do you start the render process on the actual server?
I see many video saying you can render on the (to the ) server - But no one is showing the actual process.
Am I missunderstanding?
Please thanks alot how can i clear my preview process on windows? Because even after rendering my exporting still take time
Thanks so much for this. Question though, have you been able to Smart Render and include the Gamma Correction LUT on export? I am having a hard time finding a work around, and my colors are washing out…
Hey Davis! Sorry for the delay.
Depending on the Version of software you are running, you might run into that issue - here is the link to download the LUT.
assets.adobe.com/public/a0b635a3-6bc3-452b-5f7d-c997b9b36cf5
When exporting, go to the EFFECTS tab on the left and select this LUT (wherever you save it to) and it should compensate for that :)
Great video! one question I have is, do you break your preferred export settings i.e VBR 2 and .mp4 to use this render method. In your export video, you don't use QuickTime or CBR but with the pre-render settings you will need to match the QuickTime settings in the final export and the least compressed setting. Do you have that right? I have hit a wall with a long export that I want to maximise quality while limiting any issues with youtube. Thanks in advance Colin 🤘
this method is something that I use when sending drafts to clients (anticipating revisions) because I don't want to have to wait through hours of exporting just because we slightly changed a logo size, or line of text - when I have my final, you have two options:
1. Take this massive pre-render, drop it into premiere and do a final grading and export as H.264
2. Export your main timeline, and ignore your drafts
@@ColinDougan Thanks, mate. I was hoping this method might help take some of the pre-rendering time out of the Final export but, I guess I will need to suck it up and export my timeline as I would normally.
hi so i have been trying to render my edit for 10/11 hours but it just doesn't work, if i render my edit without a media encoder, then this one blue line goes roughly in the middle and it stops, then i try my edit with media to render encoder, but still didn't work before my edit was about to render, it said failed. I've really been trying to render this for so many hours but it just doesn't matter what I'm doing please help me, I have so many hours worked on this edit😭😭
Perfeito video e explicação. E obrigado pela legenda em português Brasil 👍🏻
Né mano, pior q eu li a legenda em ingles mas mesmo assim só de ver o vídeo eu consegui reduzir a renderização de um efeito de 14 min p 4 slk
Thank you for this.
Anything we can configure on iMac to help it perform better? (hardware side)
dude, you deserve far more subs. awesome work.
can you edit ntsc and pal video format at the same time in premiere pro??
Do you know if we should be doing this AND using proxies on the timeline, how do you know if you're pre rendering the proxies and not the full size export files or does Premiere know to render the original files instead of the proxies you're using to scrub through the timeline? :] If that makes sense aha -__-
This is a great question! SO, THE AMAZING THING is that you can do/have both!
You'll need proxies for scrubbing and editing! Proxies are tiny files though in comparison to your footage and rendered edits.
Rendering is amazing if you're about to walk away from the computer, but I mainly only render a handful of times during my editing, usually close to the end. Proxies are always on for me.
I Render when I want to see my hours (or days) of editing and gauge what it TRULY looks like. You can render and it will do the Full Res footage automatically, so once you've Rendered - feel free to disable proxies!
- You just reminded me to make a video on Proxies - so I'll start writing
that tomorrow! Thank you :)
Dude... You make it so easy to understand. I don't think one person has explained that rending is done regardless in the export. So if you render it, you can save much time... Yo, Thank you. SUBBED
So stoked you found this helpful! It definitely blew my mind when I found that out haha
Once you fully rendered a clip and later you move that clip to a different location in timeline without doing any changes to the clip, why does it have to render that clip again? (bar turns back to Red)
Hey Collin, how are you doing? it seems that i can't find the export setting tab... I'm using windows.....video @ 10:26. Thanks
Whenever I go to render my fully edited sequence, it seems to give me an error. Most of the sequence will render to green, but every single one that has a transition is on red. I tried to do render effects into out, but it still doesn’t work. Then I even tried to delete the transitions and re-render it and it still did the same thing. It happens in adobe media encoder, and it stops about a quarter of the way exporting. So aggravating because I finish projects, and then just can’t export them
Wow I never thought of this! I need to go in and make small changes constantly and rendering out kills me!
It definitely blew my mind when I first figured it out!! haha
Do not see the color coding change when rendering a section on my macbook pro?
Great video! Easy to follow and understand!
Thanks bro, very informative catching onto every little aspect
So happy it helped!! It's definitely been a game-changer for me!
Great video! My video file size comes out at 23gb for a 13 min video, is this okay to upload to youtube?
The maximum file size is 256GB so you're fine! But I would definitely compress the file before uploading if you have the time :)
@@ColinDougan Thanks Colin!
I have always been doing frame Only MPEG to make things faster. Would it make a difference if I was doing my final export in the best HD settings anyway?
Nope! If you're not using this for exporting the Previews, there's no need! If you ARE intending on using the quick-export method, you'll want to make sure you choose the higher resolution previews
This was a fantastic video man. Very well explained. :)
Much appreciated!
I could not find the CZcams export Presets under H.264 ( Vimeo and CZcams ). How do I get the presets?
This is so good. Thanks!
Hi Colin, this is super helpful! Thank you! If my footage is 10 bit 4:2:2, would you recommend the Apple ProRes 4444 codec?
If you could redo this video for the new version of Premier that would be awesome! It updated last night. I can’t find my exporting presets and everything looks a bit different. Thanks in Advance!
omg literally so helpful! If I need a problem solved, I now know which channel to go to so I can save a TON of time! You're the best
Good video but I am wondering if I render sections at time of a video will it be easier to export on a massive videos? I have a 3 hour movie thats 4k and trying to exporting it without rendering straight crashes my computer. Even rendering 30 minutes at a time is dog slow for me.
I think that this is ESPECIALLY important for long videos!
Just make sure that you have a lot of room on your hard drive because it will be a huuuuge file haha.
BUT now you won't have to re-render every draft and you can make small changes and not have to sit through the ENTIRE export
Great video dude ❤️👍
watched some videos that assumed that i knew which codec to match the preview file format. thank you so much for this, colin!
Keep up mate 👊🏻
Why does my videos get stretched out when I export? Is it my presetting's?
bhaiya mujha system lena ha kya process hona chaiya mujha davinci video edit or nuendo or fl studio or photoshop or premiere pro rendar fast hone chaiya kitna ka hoga detail da do
Awesome video! As a new content creator this helps out tremendously. Thanks for putting this together! +1 sub
So happy to hear that! Glad it helped
Been crying over the software tantrums but this is a saviour! Thankyouuu! 😭🙌🏻
So happy to help!!
How to know if my final render settings are the same with my in project render?
so which is the best codec for color grading ??
OMG THANK U SO MUCHHHH
Ok, not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I render on the timeline and it's still taking forever to export. It's like premier is rendering twice. Any suggestions?
This was awesome!
Thank you Colin, I started to rendered a video of 30 min last night around 5 am and it’s 9.40 am now and after I woke up I realized it still rendering during the export process which made me think my computer has a hugge issue.
But now I will try your secret trick and see how it goes but I feel better to know it’s not coming from my computer itself.
Hey Costa!
Can't wait to hear an update on this! Again, it will take a long time to Render but you can do it in doses/if you're making only a few changes :)
Really glad I found your channel and havens subscribed! Very professional and helpful videos! Question, what Mac are you using for these tutorials and what are the specs?
25x faster?? It seems almost 2x faster for me at best. Also what we should press at export setting? Just "match source"? We dont need to adjust vbr pass ?
Thank you very much you are a true life saver. I recommend this video to any new video editor. A crucial lesson learnt.
You explain better than everyone that I have watched explained. And I understand this better. Way better!!
Thanks! And keep up the good work mate.
Thank you for this very helpful video! 🌷😊🌺
When I rendering in and out.
It takes much time than render video.?
For some reason, my 35 minute, no transition, no color grade video is taking like 3 hours to render in premiere rush. Any tips? What’s happening?
are you interested in new content?
When I pre-render my video. I still have to export the whole video in full render as if I didn't do anything. So "Use preview" do anything to give me better video export results. And yes, I had the same resolution when previewing and exporting with the option to "use maximum rendering quality + maximum rendering depth" on both sides. So is there any way to fix this?
I would make sure that you click the "MATCH SEQUENCE SETTINGS" in the top left as well!
thank you so much! this video saved me
Thanks man! This video was very helpful!
Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please inform your fonts in your vid?
When export the final clip, do u must use the same video settings as your proxies setting ?
Let say If u choose to export as h.264, it will use the proxies or not ?
Must use the same settings as Proxies!
I end up using this method for Drafts, and then finally export as MP4 / H.264 for the final
@@ColinDougan so it only save time for editing, not final export...
Thanks!
@@roygertel You CAN use the final MOV output as your final, but you CAN'T make H.264 Proxies, unfortunately. Another workaround is to use that QuickTime Compression trick - as it now supports a compression into H.264/MP4! :)