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Make sure your Timeline sequence is selected in Lesson 20-1.prproj; then 
choose File > Export > Media.
2
Select H.264 as the encoding format.
3
Open the Preset menu.
Notice the variety of mobile devices set up for easy export. For example, it’s easy 
to create video that will play on the Apple iPod by choosing the iPod preset. 
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 Note:
Adobe Media 
Encoder does not have 
to be used from Adobe 
Premiere Pro. You can 
start Adobe Media 
Encoder from your list 
of Adobe programs 
and add files to it that 
already exist on your file 
system.

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LESSON 20 Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences
Many popular mobile device presets are already listed, and you can create or 
fine-tune your own presets. You’ll work with a generic preset for now.
4
Choose the 3GPP 320 x 240 15fps preset, which you can test on multiple 
devices.
5
Make sure the Open in Device Central option (shown here) is selected.
6
Name the file, and click Queue. This adds the export to the Adobe Media 
Encoder queue. Click Start Queue to process the file. If the files from the previous 
section are still encoding, the H.264 export will start when they are finished.
Adobe Device Central launches. The available devices are listed in the left panel 
of Adobe Device Central by category or manufacturer. If no manufacturers are 
listed, click the Browse button on the upper right to browse for devices online, 
and drag the devices (shown below) into the Test Devices panel.
7
Click Emulate Video to return to the Emulation workspace.
8
Double-click the BlackBerry Bold 9700 device. This loads your encoded video 
into an emulation of that device.

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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK