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I see ProRes LT etc, but I don't see ProRes Proxy.
So what I'm thinking is that ProRes Proxy is only a render setting inside the Sequence Settings.
I do have ProRes Proxy available in my Quicktime 7 export settings, just not in Media Encoder that I can see.
Just remember, there is a difference between Encoding And Ingest presets.
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Just remember, there is a difference between Encoding And Ingest presets.
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I did that...the problem is....Proxy does not show up in the list to create the preset, only LT and 422
as I stated, I can see it in Quicktime 7 but not in ME
Second part of the question...I didn't see ANY ProRes codecs at all, and downloaded the Adobe PR codecs and manually installed them...I thought they were supposed to be included in Premiere Pro now...
should I delete the ones I installed, then reinstall Creative Cloud?
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Where are you seeing that list? Under "Based on Preset" or under Video Codec?
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I wonder if that has something to do with the bit depth ? maybe 8 bit is 4.2.0 and 10 bit is 4.2.2 and 12 bit is 4.4.4 ??
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I have quicktime 7 on a pc clone and it's the last version that was sorta supported by apple I think ? I can open pro res stuff on my pc (usually only 4.2.2 I've got ) but it was my understanding that I cannot 'export' pro res. Maybe that changed recently ? If quicktime 7 was based on a certain foundation ( 32 bit program using mostly 8 and 10 bit videos ?) would that have an adverse effect on being able to do proxy stuff in new PPro versions on PC clones using pro res ?? I mean, if you can't export it, would it maybe be better to choose some other format ?
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let me verify
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Media Encoder/Preset Browser/Create Ingest Preset/Transcode Files to Destination/Format Quicktime/Preset
I just rebuilt a system from scratch and in that same location, I don't have any ProRes codecs.
Is there another location to create Ingest Presets?
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Yes.
Media Encoder/Preset Browser/Create Encoding Preset
Just like my first post says, first you create a Prores Proxy Encoding preset, save it, then select that preset when you create an Ingest Preset.
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I'll try that...I must have glanced over that part of your answer, I apologize, 40 different things going on here...
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Okay, got it to work, 2 step process...
Create the Encode Preset, then Ingest Preset worked.
I seem to recall I needed to install Final Cut Pro to get the Pro Video codecs to see the ProRes codecs. I definitely didn't install the Adobe ProRes files.
But thanks, that works.
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Prores codec: Pro Video Formats 2.0.4
Installation: martin-thoburn.com » Install the Apple ProRES codec without Final Cut or ProApps
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are you referring to inside Premiere Pro? Don't you have to create the Ingest Preset inside ME first, then import it into Premiere Pro?
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please mark Jeff Bugbee answer as 'correct' so that others in the future may also benefit from his solution for you !