Adding Timecode to the rushes allows the Producer/Director to view the files from home and to begin making a paper edit
Follow these steps...
Select all of your merged and labelled clips | |
Right click and select Export Media... at the bottom of the menu | |
This will open an Export Settings dialogue box | |
H.264Match Source - Medium BitrateSelect the Queue button at the bottom of the page | |
Add TimecodeSelect the Effects tabScroll down to Timecode Overlay and select the check boxMake any relevant adjustmentsSelect Time Source: Media File | |
This will open up Adobe Media Encoder to do the rest of the conversion for you | |
By default all the clips will be output to same location as the originals - YOU DO NOT WANT THISSelect all of the clips (Cmd + a)Then click on one of the blue Output File locations (this will change all of the Output Locations at once) | |
Create a new folder called RushesMedia Management Good media management would dictate that you create a new folder (inside the Rushes folder) for every day of ShootSelect the choose button once you have set the location correctly | |
Select the green play button to encode your clips | |
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