Encoding profiles let you easily prepare video for delivery to TVs and mobile devices
Adobe has released new encoding profiles for use in Adobe Media Encoder that help you easily target all of the new devices that are now supporting Flash Player 10.1.
Learn more:
Kevin Towes’ blog: New Encoding Settings for Multiple Screens in AME CS5
Download the profiles:
http://bit.ly/9xX0wQ
The profiles are broken into three categories:
- Tablet and Mobile devices
(frame size: 512 x 288)
- Desktop and Television (SD)
(frame size: 768 x 432)
- Desktop and Television (HD)
(frame size: 1280 x 720)
Installing them is easy. Just make Adobe Media Encoder is not open and then copy the files:
WINDOWS
Browse to the following folder:
- C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\AME\5.0\Presets
- Copy the presets from the ZIP package into thefolder
MAC OS
Browse to the following folder:
- ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe/Common/AME/5.0/Presets
- Copy the presets from the ZIP package into the folder
That’s it! When you launch Adobe Media Encoder, you will now have the new presets available.
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