So basically, I have a giant list of presets that aren't even usable, and I can't figure out a way to delete them. So now I've been trying to delete them from Media Encoder and.
ENCODING DVD IN ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 INSTALL
So, I tried to be sneaky and install the ProRes Media Encoder presets on my Windows 10 machine. Screenshot of the comparison of the two clips is attached. I'm currently using After Effects CC 2017 and Adobe Media Encoder CC 2017. Is it possible to even set this bitrate anywhere while keeping a Quicktime + Alpha format? Aside from that, all the other details seem to be the same so I'm wondering what I've missed. However, I seem to be struggling to find anywhere to actually set this bit rate in AE or AME, all options seem to be greyed out. I compared the two in Mediainfo and this difference seems to be coming from the much higher variable bit rate in the newer file. I revisited this job today to make a change and although I'm sure I've used the same export settings as before, the same file seems to have blown up to 500+mb. I previously worked on this job in 2015 and the file size of the clip that was rendered and delivered then was around the 80mb mark, which was fine quality-wise. It is basic text animation with alpha that is then sent to another editor to be overlaid on to other footage. I need to export a Quicktime video from After Effects (with alpha channel). I'm hoping someone can help me with this as I seem to have hit a wall.
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