[vet-mm] Premier exporting for the Web & MD

[Stuart James Bush]

Thanks Malcolm, thanks for your advice. I'll give the FLV a go. I  
guess knowing how easy QT is to use, I'm was hoping the Prem would  
have some similar options.

Regards
Stuart.


On 24/02/2010, at 1:08 PM, Malcolm Beasley wrote:

Hi Stu
Premiere allows you to export as mp4 or flv and once completed you  
can use Dreamweaver to embed this asset into a html page (mp4) OR use  
the Flash video import wizard to create a flash file referencing the  
movie and then publishing the flash file with the range of components  
to choose fro for playing video fats forwarding etc.. Remember the  
relative paths for all assets and ensure that the assets accompany  
the referencing files when publishing to the web. The FLV format will  
offer you a range of file sizes and purposes from which to choose.
Dreamweaver will allow you to insert a FLV under Insert -> Media- 
 >FLV, follow the prompts and ensure the javascript file is in the  
same directory as the html and it will work.

I don't know of a "save to web" function in Premier in CS4 there is   
Adobe Dynami! c Link which allows you to send to after effects or  
Encore.

You don't need access to Dreamweaver  for MP4 in html  just use the  
embed tag:
<embed src="path to mp4 movie (relative path please)"  width="width  
of file"  height="height of file" autostart="true">
</embed>
Good Luck

Malcolm Beasley
CEO
Impact Creativity Centre
+61 (0) 407553264
http://www.impactcreativity.com.au
Bass Coast +61(0) 3 56725500

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On 23/02/2010, at 3:20 PM, Stuart James Bush wrote:

> Hi all, just wondering if anyone can help me (and I'm looking at  
> Malcom B esp.) for ways of exporting to web and MD using premier  
> without access to QT pro?
>
> We have Prem Pro CS3 but I'm just not finding out how to do it...  
> Can someone help please?
>
> Stu.
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