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In the Export Frame dialog, choose the desired filename, still-image format, and 
path, clicking the Browse button to open the Browse for Folder dialog.
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Click OK to export the frame.
Using the Export Settings dialog
Whenever you choose File > Export > Media, Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 opens the 
Export Settings dialog, which is where you create all stand-alone still-image, audio, 
and video files.
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If necessary, open Lesson 20-1.prproj.
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Choose File > Export Media.
Let’s spend a few minutes looking over this important dialog, with a particular 
focus on new, modified, or particularly important features and options.
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 Note:
In Windows, 
you can export to the 
BMP, DPX, GIF, JPEG, 
PNG, TGA, and TIFF 
formats. On the Mac, 
you can export to the 
DPX, JPG, PNG, TGA, and 
TIFF formats.

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LESSON 20 Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences
It’s best to work through the Export Settings dialog from the top down, first 
choosing your format and presets, then the output, and finally deciding whether 
you’d like to export audio, video, or both.
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Choose the FLV|F4V format and the F4V-Web Large, NTSC Source preset. This 
doesn’t match our sequence setting precisely but will expose some of the issues 
that you’ll face when working with the Export Settings dialog and Adobe Media 
Encoder.
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Note that the tabs presented on the bottom right of the Export Settings dialog 
will vary by format. Most of the critical options are contained on the Format, 
Video, and Audio tabs, and the options here will vary by format as well. Here’s 
an overview of the various tabs:
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Filters
: The filter available for encoded output is Gaussian Blur. Enabling 
this filter reduces the video noise introduced by slightly blurring the video. 
Export the project without this filter to see whether noise is a problem. If it 
is, increase noise reduction in small amounts. Increasing noise reduction too 
much will make the video blurry.