Reply Contact. The purpose of expert render is that it renders only the total effects necessary to achieve smooth realtime playback, rather than a render in to out, which will render all effects on the timeline.

Re: rendering before export? You keep the render. If you let export do it, the render files are not saved to disk. And if you export again later the render process has to be repeated.

Select either the sequence or master clip in the bin. Once selected you can then right click and choose export, or pick export form the File menu. First thing to do is either attach an external drive or create a folder to save the media and AAF to. From the drop down next to export settings, set it to ‘Untitled.

5. Select the other parameters based on your needs. Once selected you can then Save the file. This will be saved as a .

1. Load a clip or sequence in the Media pane (in either Asset mode or Output mode). 2. Click the Pane Menu button and select Export MP4.

Select Sequence in Bin, right-click and choose Output > Export to File. Create an AAF exports folder for saving AAF files. Start with an Untitled Export Setting and click the Options button to customize your export. Export the Sequence as AAF and select All Video Tracks and All Audio Tracks.

From capture to edit, finishing to output, Media Composer provides the high-efficiency media handling, ACES color space, and 32-bit floating color pipeline you need to deliver HDR content predictably, with pristine accuracy. With the live timeline and unlimited playback streams, you can make changes to sequences during playback on the fly.

And of course, this means you’ll have to be switching your project format from HD to SD to create the SD renders. To re-render something to a new resolution, just Mark In/Out around your sequence, right click and choose Clear Renders. Then open Media Creation, and choose a new resolution to render at, then re-render your sequence.

Create up to 64 tracks of dialogue, music, and sound effects in 7.1 surround. Or send all tracks and effects to Pro Tools for audio post—without having to transcode sequences first. The next-generation Avid Media Engine gives you more power and speed, so you can stay focused on what matters most—your story.

Avid DNxHR and OpenEXR support eliminate bottlenecks, so you can work with a massive amount of media and quickly relink proxies to the original files with ease. Media Composer keeps track of all projects, source material, rendered files, metadata, and other media, so you’ll never lose sight of your assets.