Export to panasonic p2 format – Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 User Manual
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Export to Panasonic P2 format
When you have finished editing a Panasonic P2 sequence you can export the sequence to a hard disk or back to a P2 card. You can also export
individual clips to the P2 format.
The maximum file size for a clip stored in the P2 format is 4 GB. When Premiere Pro exports clips or sequences larger than 4 GB to P2 format, it
exports them as groups of 4 GB spanned clips. For more information about clip spanning, see About spanned clips.
The workflow from P2 card to edit and back to P2 card is simple. Import the P2 clips into a project containing a 5.1-channel sequence. Map the
source channels to their specified tracks. Place the clips into the sequence, or export them to P2. For more information, see Mapping source and
output audio channels.
Note: Exporting to P2 from stereo sequences, which are the default type used in the various P2 presets, produces files with two mono tracks.
Premiere Pro preserves the sequence stereo panning. Exporting to P2 from sequences with 5.1-channel master tracks, Premiere Pro exports the
sequence into files with two monaural channels, one for left and one for right stereo.
When you export clips or sequences to P2 media, Premiere Pro translates clip and XMP metadata into P2-standard fields. P2 viewers, cameras,
servers, and decks can read these.
1. Select the sequence or clip in a Timeline panel or Project panel.
2. (Optional) If exporting from the Timeline, set a timeline marker, numbered “0” on the frame you want used as the P2 icon for the exported.
If you do not set this marker, the P2 icon appears on the first frame of the sequence by default.
3. Choose File > Export > Media.
4. From the Format drop-down list, select P2 Movie.
5. (Optional) Click the hot text in the Output Name field, and type a new filename.
This name is used as the value for the UserClipName element in the exported clip’s metadata XML file. The UserClipName value appears in
the Name column of the Project panel when the clip is imported back into Premiere Pro. If you do not specify a name, the filename appears
in the Name column. The name of the file is automatically generated in conformance with the Panasonic P2 MXF format.
6. Browse to the location where you want to save the file. You can navigate to the root of the mounted P2 card or to your destination folder of
choice, and click Save.
If a P2 compliant file structure is present at the destination, Premiere Pro adds the exported clips to the existing folders. If the P2 compliant
file structure is not present, Premiere Pro creates one at the destination.
7. Define the section of the clip or sequence you want to export. In the Export Settings dialog box, drag the triangular current-time indicator
to the desired in point, and click the Set In Point button . Drag the triangular current-time indicator to the desired out point, and click the Set
Out Point button .
8. Do one of the following:
Click Queue. Adobe Media Encoder opens with the encoding job added to its queue.
Click Export. Adobe Media Encoder renders the asset immediately.
Adobe Media Encoder adds the sequence or clip to the CONTENTS folder of the disk or P2 card. Adobe Media Encoder adds the video MXF file
to the VIDEO folder, and the audio MXF file to the AUDIO folder. Adobe Media Encoder adds the icon file to the ICON folder, and the metadata
XML file to the CLIP folder.
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