Monday, July 23, 2012
Adobe CS6 Media Encoder
Media Encoder in Adobe CS6 functions as an encoding engine for Premiere Pro, and for After Effects, as well as a standalone encoder. This tutorial has the basics.
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The purpose of this blog is to share resources and instructional ideas on the teaching of video production and related media. High school and even middle school and college teachers are the target audience. It primarily focuses on solutions for the Mac, but will also feature resources for other platforms.
It is hoped that not only teachers, but anyone interested in learning about video production will find the information in this blog valuable.
Expect a new post about once every week. I look forward to sharing ideas from readers. If you are interested in animation, check out my other blog Animation Instructor. Thanks.
Whenever I come across a resource that I want to remember, I will post it here.
It is hoped that not only teachers, but anyone interested in learning about video production will find the information in this blog valuable.
Expect a new post about once every week. I look forward to sharing ideas from readers. If you are interested in animation, check out my other blog Animation Instructor. Thanks.
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