anatusa
Veteran
Hello
I have just started to learn my 1st pro editing program - got my self a Adobe Product premium CS6. I watched the Linda`s Adobe Premier Pro c6 Essential Training...... lessons for the beginners, but i have a few questions that i did not get answers for. Plz help me out!
I use Windows 7 64bit
What is the best way to export XF codec?
i worked with original files from my C300 - i did not convert it to any other format, i just used MEDIA BROWSER to import my files - put them on time line - I finished editing - went to File -> Export -> Media
now i see the option - Match Sequence Settings - so i tried it, as i thought it will use exactly same setting from my original files, but after i played it in VLC player i noticed that its no longer 4:2:2, but 4:2:0 (VLC player shows info about codec .... for original file it shows 4:2:2, but for exported file from PP it shows 4:2:0 )
So what is the best way to save the edited file but in its original format?
Regards
I have just started to learn my 1st pro editing program - got my self a Adobe Product premium CS6. I watched the Linda`s Adobe Premier Pro c6 Essential Training...... lessons for the beginners, but i have a few questions that i did not get answers for. Plz help me out!
I use Windows 7 64bit
What is the best way to export XF codec?
i worked with original files from my C300 - i did not convert it to any other format, i just used MEDIA BROWSER to import my files - put them on time line - I finished editing - went to File -> Export -> Media
now i see the option - Match Sequence Settings - so i tried it, as i thought it will use exactly same setting from my original files, but after i played it in VLC player i noticed that its no longer 4:2:2, but 4:2:0 (VLC player shows info about codec .... for original file it shows 4:2:2, but for exported file from PP it shows 4:2:0 )
So what is the best way to save the edited file but in its original format?
Regards