When you are finished, click the Queue button.
Working with Adobe Media Encoder
When you click the Queue button in Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder will open up.
Adobe Media Encoder to create your video for whatever screen size and resolution you need and offers tools to allow you to publish your video across different browsers and devices. In addition, when you export a file from Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder can encode that single file to multiple outputs – all at the same time. It can also set up watch folders, which we will learn about later.
For now, let's take a look at Adobe Media Encoder:
Adobe Media Encoder has four windows:
1. Queue is in the upper left corner. It lists the files that are in queue for coding.
2. The Preset Browser is in the upper right hand corner. It contains the same presets as the Export Settings dialogue box in Premiere Pro. However, they are in different folders.
3. The Encoding Window is on the bottom left. It will tell you if there are problems with the encoding.
4. Watch Folders is located on the bottom right. This contains watch folders that you have created.
Setting Your Preferences
To set preferences, go to Edit>Preferences.
Go to the General tab.