Adobe ame & premiere pro cs6/cc/cc2014, Getting started, P2 avc-longg mxf export in ppro/ame – Calibrated Software AVC-LongG Create v1 User Manual

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Adobe AME & Premiere Pro CS6/CC/CC2014

Getting Started

1. On Windows - Please make sure you have ExpCalibratedAVCLongG.prm installed in the Adobe\Common\Plug-

ins\7.0\ for CC/CC2014 support, and in the Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\6.0\MediaCore directory for CS6 support.

2. On Mac OSX - Please make sure you have ExpCalibratedAVCLongG.prm installed in the /Library/Application

Support/Adobe/Common/Plug-ins/7.0/MediaCore for CC/CC2014 support, and in /Library/Application
Support/Adobe/Common/Plug-ins/6.0/MediaCore directory for CS6 support.

P2 AVC-LongG MXF Export in PPro/AME

1.

In the ‘Export Settings’, please choose the format ‘Calibrated P2 AVC-LongG MXF’

2.

Click on the ‘Video’ Tab in the ‘Export Settings’ (see picture below)

a.

The ‘Video Codec’ should automatically be set to the Resolution and FrameRate that best matches your
Sequence Settings.

b.

The ‘Video BitRate’ will be automatically set to the highest BitRate for the ‘Video Codec’ Resolution and
FrameRate that is selected (either 50Mb or 25Mb depending on the Resolution and FrameRate).

c.

Make sure the # Rendering Procs is set to ‘Maximum’ - this means our plugin will use all processors on the
computer for encoding. When set to ‘Medium’ then our plugin will use half the number of processors and
when set to ‘Minimum’ then our plugin will use 2 processors.

d. By Default -

‘Render at Maximum Depth’ is CHECKED – this means that our plugin will render at 10-bit

YUV422. If you UNCHECK this, then our plugin will render at 8-bit YUV422.


e.

Make sure that ‘Use Maximum Render Quality’ is CHECKED if you want the best render quality from Adobe;
however exports could take a little longer.


f.

Make sure that ‘Use Previews’ is NOT CHECKED if you want the best render quality from Adobe; however
exports could take a little longer.

3.

Click on the ‘Audio’ Tab in the ‘Export Settings’ (see picture below)

a. The

‘Audio Codec’ should automatically be set to Uncompressed

b. The

‘Sample Rate’ should be set to 48000 Hz

c. In CC/CC2014 - The

‘Channels’ should be set to the number of channels that closet matches your Sequence

Settings (either 2, 4 or 8).

IMPORTANT

:

For CS6, the number of channels always defaults to 2

.


d. The

‘Sample Size’ will always default to 16-bit audio. Please choose ’24-bit’ for 24 bit audio.

4.

Click on the ‘MetaData Tab in the ‘Export Settings’ (see picture below)

a.

In the ‘TimeCode’ section you can override the TimeCode that the plugin will use for the exported file. By
default

, the plugin will use the TimeCode given to it by PPro/AME, but you can CHECK the ‘Override

Sequence TimeCode’ to enter in a new TimeCode to use.

b. The

‘P2 XML MetaData’ section will enable you to enter in MetaData for the MXF file. By default, the values

o

f [Empty] or 0 mean not to use that MetaData. The UserClipName will be the ‘Output Name’ for the MXF file.

5.

And you’re ready to export


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