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NOTE: In my example, “Master for YouTube” and “Behind the Scenes” are at the top level, the three other sequences are stored inside the Projects folder. So, before saving this project, move the sequences around so that only the ones you want to output are stored at the top level. All sequences inside a folder will be ignored. The way this works is that all sequences that are at the TOP LEVEL of the Projects panel will be compressed. In fact, you can have multiple Premiere editors all saving files to the same compression station. You save PROJECTS into the Watch Folder!Ĭreate projects and sequences as usual in Premiere. Here’s the secret: You DON’T export files from Premiere.

However, compression will be fastest if AME is the foreground application and nothing else is running. So, while you can use that second computer for other things, keep AME running at all times. NOTE: In order for Watch Folders to run, AME must be running as well. interlaced), and Aspect Ratio (16:9 vs., say, 1:1).Ĭlick OK to accept this change and configuration is done.

This means that, during compression, AME will match frame size, frame rate, field order (progressive vs. Then, in the Video section, click the Match Source button. To correct this, double-click the blue Preset name attached to a specific Watch Folder. I want AME to match the settings of my Premiere sequence. You can move the output location, if you want, so that AME stores files in a different location for example, in a “Ready to Upload” folder that your webmaster can use to verify and upload files.īy default, all social media compression presets compress files to a specific frame size. Notice that the Output folder is stored INSIDE the Watch folder. Here’s the preset applied to the Watch Folder. This would then create multiple versions of the same project for example, a ProRes master file, along with files for YouTube and Twitter. NOTE: You can apply multiple presets to the same Watch Folder.

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In this example, I’m using a YouTube 1080p preset, but we will adjust this in a minute to make it more flexible. Navigate to the common folder you just created, “Premiere Compression” in my example.įrom the Preset Browser, select the compression preset you want to apply to all files saved into the Watch Folder. Whenever a new file is added, AME will process that file based on the compression settings applied to it. NOTE: A “Watch Folder” is a folder that AME monitors.

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In my example, I created “Premiere Compression” – but you can name the file whatever you want.Ĭlick the Watch Folders text button, then the Plus key to create a new Watch Folder. On shared storage, NOT on the second computer’s desktop, create a folder that all computers can access.

Output and compression is handled using Watch Folders monitored by Adobe Media Encoder on the second computer.

You need to have Premiere running on Computer #1 and Adobe Media Encoder running on Computer #2.

You need to use two different computers, there is no performance advantage to using this technique on a single computer in fact, it would be a bit slower.

All media must be stored on shared storage and accessible to all computers.

Adobe Media Encoder (AME) can NOT be used for the first option, rendering, but CAN be used for the second, output. However, the viewer was using “render” to mean outputting the finished project.

I was initially confused because, to me, “render” means to create the work files that Premiere uses internally for effects and transitions.

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NOTE: This is also a perfect application for a Mac Mini as a centralized compression station for multiple Premiere editors.

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Here’s how to create a system that rapidly compresses files for YouTube, but this could also be used for creating master files, or any other format that AME supports. The answer is: “YES!” (This is a very cool trick to know if you need to create a lot of videos in a hurry.) This started during a discussion with a YouTube viewer who asked if it was possible to use a second computer to “render” a Premiere sequence.