About file export settings

When you export a sequence from Adobe Premiere Pro, the way you adjust settings for export depends on the kind of output you want:

• When recording to DVD (File > Export > Export to DVD), Adobe Premiere Pro starts with the settings in the Project Settings dialog box and processes them using settings in the Export to DVD dialog box.
• When recording to tape using non-IEEE 1394 connections, Adobe Premiere Pro uses the settings in the Project Settings dialog box.
• When exporting to a file (File > Export > Movie, Frame, or Audio), Adobe Premiere Pro starts with the settings in the Project Settings dialog box and processes them using settings in the Export Settings dialog box.
• When exporting to Web media or MPEG (File > Export > Adobe Media Encoder), Adobe Premiere Pro starts with the settings in the Project Settings dialog box and processes them using settings in the Adobe Media Encoder dialog box.

Note: Your capture card may include software that provides unique dialog boxes and options for export. If the options you see are not the same as those described in this section, refer to your capture card's documentation for information.

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