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Adobe Media Encoder: Video converter tutorial

3D, Audio & Video 12 Videos · 1.6 h Video training · English

by Peter Leopold

Convert a video file into a format for Blue-Ray? Editing a clip in 4K for YouTube? Continue working on a project in Premiere Pro CC while converting other videos at the same time? Adobe Media Encoder allows you to do this and more. Get started with the one and a half hour tutorial by animation designer Peter Leopold and optimize your video workflow.

Tutorial on the audio and video converter Media Encoder from Adobe
Quick start: Get to know the basics and the user interface
Work effectively: Learn how to achieve optimum results with the right settings
Including case studies, for example on editing 4K videos for YouTube
1.5 hour video tutorial by animation designer Peter Leopold

Rendering videos in Adobe Media Encoder: how to do it! Watch the training now and get your videos into the right format.

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12 Videos, 97 minutes

Adobe Media Encoder 2020

12 Videos · 98 minutes

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Get to know the interface

Learn the basic features and how to navigate through the program with this beginner-friendly video about Adobe Media Encoder.

74 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Sending to the queue

In this lesson, you will learn how to transfer projects from After Effects CC or Premiere Pro CC to the queue.

56 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Export settings

In this instructional video, learn everything you need to know about the export settings that are waiting for you in Media Encoder 2020 and skillfully make them yourself later.

141 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default settings

In this lesson on Adobe Media Encoder 2020, you will learn how to use the default settings and how to handle them.

74 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default browser

The Media Encoder offers you the option of setting presets. The preset browser is used for this purpose. Learn how to use it skillfully.

49 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Add projects

It is possible to add projects and manage them. In this video lesson on Media Encoder 2020, you will learn how to do this.

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Function of the watched folder

The Media Encoder 2020 offers you the function of handling and processing your render jobs automatically. Learn how to do this in this lesson.

57 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Synchronization

Like almost every Creative Cloud application, the Media Encoder also offers the function of synchronization with the cloud. In this lesson, you will learn everything you need to know about it.

55 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Keyboard shortcuts

The Media Encoder 2020 offers you the possibility to personalize it by determining the key assignment yourself. This lesson guides you step by step through all possible scenarios and offers you a solution at the end.

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default settings

The Media Encoder 2020 offers a variety of presets that, for example, determine certain behavior at start-up or in the middle of the program itself. Learn more about this function in this video lesson.

57 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Personalization

It is possible to personalize the Media Encoder 2020. You have the option of setting and synchronizing the arrangement, width and much more. This lesson shows you how.

57 MB

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Case studies

Using case studies, I will show you how to convert a video file into a Blu-ray-compatible format, for example. I also provide assistance with regard to bit rate and image formats. I will also use another example to show you how to convert files into a 4K-capable YouTube format. You will also learn how to apply the templates to your videos yourself.

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Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Get to know the interface

12 min Open

74 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Sending to the queue

4 min Open

56 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Export settings

17 min Open

141 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default settings

11 min Open

74 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default browser

3 min Open

49 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Add projects

3 min Open

46 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Function of the watched folder

6 min Open

57 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Synchronization

6 min Open

55 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Keyboard shortcuts

7 min Open

63 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Default settings

6 min Open

57 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Personalization

6 min Open

57 MB

Adobe Media Encoder 2020 (October 2020): Case studies

17 min Open

104 MB

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The Media Encoder from Adobe: What it can do. How to use it.
The Adobe Media Encoder is used whenever you want to compress or convert media files and prepare them for output on certain platforms or devices. Within the Creative Cloud, the application acts as an extension for After Effects CC, Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Audition, for example. However, it can also be used as a standalone program.
Wondering what the Adobe Media Encoder is? What it can do? How to use it in your video editing and as a video converter? Then you are cordially invited to this 1.5-hour tutorial by Peter Leopold.

The Adobe Media Encoder, from the basics to practical examples

At the beginning of the training you will familiarize yourself with the user interface and the basic functions of the Media Encoder . You will then get to know the export and preset settings as well as the preset browser and the so-called watched folder. These functions and tools will make your work on video projects easier.

You will also learn how to personalize the Adobe Media Encoder for your specific way of working , how to make sensible default settings and which keyboard mappings are recommended. To round things off, your trainer will use case studies to show you how you should approach your projects. For example, one video is converted into a Blue-Ray-capable format and another into a 4K-capable format.

Are you only familiar with the Adobe Media Encoder from hearsay? Have you already worked with it, but would like to learn more about the program's possibilities? Is your workflow in After Effects CC or Premiere Pro CC looking forward to some additional video rendering know-how? Then take a look at this tutorial now!

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Usable with: Adobe Media Encoder
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

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Peter Leopold

Peter Leopold is an experienced motion designer who has been working with the Adobe Suite for many years and has become an expert in this field. He has a flair for abstract shapes and knows how to showcase his work through the skillful use of special effects. In the gaming sector, he is considered a pioneer in the creation of machinima and has excelled in this field in numerous competitions. "Constantly in rotation" is his motto and Peter Leopold always remains true to this, as he is always on the lookout for new stimuli and techniques.

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