Recently on the Creative Cow forum, editor Frank Bokoski Jr. ran into a little trouble exporting from Premiere Pro. Specifically, Frank wanted to export segments of his sequence the way he did in other applications. When exporting, Frank set In and Out points on the timeline and then attempted to export only this section. Frank found that the In and Out points were being ignored. So the question remains: how does one export only a segment of a sequence?
Fortunately, Premiere Pro experts Ann Bens and Jeff Pulera stepped in to help. Jeff offered up the workflow, while Ann provided specific details (like keyboard shortcuts and step order) for that workflow. Here are the steps for exporting segments of your sequence:
- Place the playhead at the in point and type ALT+[
- Place the playhead at the out point and type ALT+]
- Choose File>Export>Media
- Set the Source Range menu to Work Area (bottom left)
- Adjust any the rest of the output settings, if desired
- Click the Queue button
- Adobe Media Encoder opens
- Click the Start Queue button
- The encoding process begins
- Repeat this process for all the segments you wish to export
Use the Source Range menu (bottom) to choose Work Area
