Then you need to choose your desired codec for the wrapper in the dropdown next to ‘Codec’. Video Preview File Format ChoiceĬlick the dropdown list and choose either MXF or Quicktime as your Preview File Format (if your sequence is set to a preset then you can choose ‘Custom’ at the top of the window to enable different format options in your preview options).
It will not work if you are exporting as H.264 in a. Now, it’s important to note that this workflow will only work if your final destination format is in a. That sounds counterintuitive but it will make sense later. The combination of Adobe Premiere Pro with ColorSynth and Codex Keys allows users the pristine comfort that professional colorists enjoy at a cost suitable for anyone. Here is essentially where you are going to decide your final export format. This is the first important step to using Smart Rendering. Once the settings window opens up scroll to the bottom where it has your preview options. So go to ‘Sequence’ at the top of Premiere and choose ‘Sequence Settings’.
Ok, so first off, you need to open up your sequence settings. Let’s dig in and show you exactly how to do this.
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