How To Create An Encode Profile

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If you're using Premiere CS4

Speak to the Computing Team about getting hold of the encode presets and have them install them for you, or alternately do the below

Otherwise

You need to put together your own profile. In Premiere if you click on yellow, underline Preset link you should get some options from Media Encoder. On other platforms Google is your friend.

HD Export

Format: H.264 Container: MP4 TV Standard: PAL Width: 1440 Height: 1080

Frame Rate: 25 Field Order: Upper Pixel Aspect Ratio: Widescreen 16:9 Profile: Main Level: 4.0

Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 2 Pass (or Variable Bit Rate) Target Bitrate: 15Mbps Max Bitrate: 20Mbps

Audio Format: AAC Channels: Stereo Frequency/Sample Rate: 48kHz Audio Quality: High Bitrate (kbps): 160

Widescreen Export

Format: H.264 Container: MP4 TV Standard: PAL Width: 1050 Height: 576

Frame Rate: 25 Field Order: None (Progressive) Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels Profile: Main Level: 3.1

Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 2 Pass (or Variable Bit Rate) Target Bitrate: 3Mbps Max Bitrate: 6Mbps

Audio Format: AAC Channels: Stereo Frequency/Sample Rate: 48kHz Audio Quality: High Bitrate (kbps): 192

SD (Non-Widescreen) Export

Format: H.264 Container: MP4 TV Standard: PAL Width: 720 Height: 576

Frame Rate: 25 Field Order: None (Progressive) Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels Profile: Main Level: 3.1

Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 2 Pass (or Variable Bit Rate) Target Bitrate: 3Mbps Max Bitrate: 6Mbps

Audio Format: AAC Channels: Stereo Frequency/Sample Rate: 48kHz Audio Quality: High Bitrate (kbps): 192