Lossless .mov export from Premiere Pro 2.0

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sbryan

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Hi,

I'd like to export a .mov file of a Premier Pro 2.0 Project so I can use Color and Soundtrack Pro. Please give me instructions on how to do so.

This is SD footage.

I always have bad luck with exporting (incorrect aspect ratio, incorrect frame rate, etc.)

Thank you.
 
When I want to export something uncompressed (at least, I think it is) I usually export it as a quicktime file with PNG codec. Never had any problems with it.
 
If you're working with DV footage, use the DV/DVCPRO compressor under Adobe Media Encoder. (Lower fields first for DV)

Use 16 bit Big endian audio encoder.

You'll have yourself the same quality video, just in a quicktime container.
 
Demistate said:
If you're working with DV footage, use the DV/DVCPRO compressor under Adobe Media Encoder. (Lower fields first for DV)

Use 16 bit Big endian audio encoder.

You'll have yourself the same quality video, just in a quicktime container.
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I've been trying to use your settings on several exports and they don't take effect. In the Adobe Media Encoder I'm using these settings:

Format: QuickTime
Range: Entire Sequence
Preset: Custom

Summary shows 720x480, 24fps.

Output monitor indicates 320x240 by default, but I mess with the custom settings to output 720x480.

Video Codec: Apple DV/DVCPRO NTSC

Spatial Quality: 50
Frame Width: 720
Frame Height: 480
Frame Rate: 24
Field Order: None
Pixel Aspect Ration: D1/DV NTSC Widescreen 16:9 (1.2)

The audio settings apply and stick, but on export the video is still 320x240, and After Effects says the .mov file was created using the Soren Video 3 codec. What the heck am I doing wrong?!

Premiere, I hate you.
 
Still having problems. Demistate, that method didn't work. Ferdi, I tried yours and I get "export error. error compiling movie. unknown error"

Talk about vague.
 
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