Video Editing Glossary: Exporting an MP4
Exporting an MP4 is a common task in video editing, as it is a popular file format for sharing videos on the internet. MP4, which stands for MPEG-4 Part 14, is a digital multimedia container format that can store video, audio, and subtitles.
Exporting an MP4 in Adobe Premiere Pro
If you are using Adobe Premiere Pro, you can export an MP4 by following these steps:
- Click on File > Export > Media
- Select “H.264” as the format
- Select “Match Source – High bitrate” as the preset
- Choose a destination and click “Export”
This will export your video as an MP4 with a high-quality bitrate that matches your source footage.
Exporting an MP4 in Final Cut Pro
If you are using Final Cut Pro, you can export an MP4 by following these steps:
- Click on File > Share > Master File
- Select “H.264” as the format
- Choose a destination and click “Save”
This will export your video as an MP4 with a high-quality bitrate that is suitable for sharing on the internet.
Overall, exporting an MP4 is a straightforward process that can be done in most video editing software. By following the steps outlined above, you can create high-quality MP4 files that are optimized for sharing online.
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