
Hope this helps, let us know if you have any questions. In case if the exported media is supposed to be used for the archival purpose or for further grading then you may use other formats and codecs which are less compressed like DNxHR/DNxHD MXF OP1a format if on Windows and Quicktime format with Prores codec if on Mac. Usually, for exporting 4K media for web-based services you may use h.264 as format and use Vimeo or YouTube 2160p 4K Ultra HD preset. You may find one of the suitable presets for your media-resolution and frame rate under DNxHR > 4K or RED R3D > 4K or HD4KĪlso, your export settings would be governed by the fact where the exported media would be finally delivered. Follow the following three easy steps: Right-click the effect in the Effects Controls Browser.

It's necessary to adjust these settings manually.

In case you want to create the sequence first and then import the media files in the project bin/panel or the timeline. The YouTube HD presets that come installed with Adobe Media Encoder 2014 have the level set too conservatively for higher frame rates. This will automatically create a sequence based on the settings of the media file used. You may either simply first import the media into the project bin/panel and then right click on it and select New Sequence From Clip. There are multiple options here for getting the suitable sequence settings for the media type you are using.
