The settings window (Note: You can select Maximum Bit Depth and Maximum Render quality in the Export panel when you are exporting your video)

This is what that setting panel shows after I added dragged one of my videos from the project panel into the timeline panel. You can check them by selecting ‘Sequence’ – ‘Settings’. The sequence is created and you will then see three things: (A) The newly created sequence appears in the Project panel, (B) the sequence name appears in the Timeline panel and (C) the video clip appears in the timeline panel. Drag the video from the Project Panel into the timeline panel Choose one of the clips and then drag (hold the left mouse button down) that clip from the Project panel into the Timeline panel (as shown below). Once you have imported the files, they should appear in the Project panel. In Premiere Pro CC, the program will open, and the next step is to import your videos into the project (e.g., select ‘File’ – ‘Import’). When Premiere Pro opens, select ‘New Project’, choose ‘HD Video’, give the file a name, select the location and click ‘OK’. If you are using Premiere Pro CC (or even CS6), you can have the program automatically select a project setting to match your original video. This method is very convenient, and is especially suitable if all your video clips are in the same format.

You would then reduce the resolution when you export the video after editing. Therefore, you should be aiming to get your project settings to closely match the format of your original video clips.Įven if you plan on reducing the resolution of the video when exporting it, you would still want the sequence settings to match the format of the original video clips. The main principle behind sequence project and export settings is to limit the number of times you will need to change video formats (and things like resolution and pixel aspect ratio) during the whole video production process.

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