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1. Re: Editing ProRes clips in timeline, then Export > Media as ProRes: Does Premiere re-compress the ProRes clips?
Trent Happel Dec 1, 2014 11:33 AM (in response to jaanshen)If you only trim or edit the clip, making no further modifications (e.g.: don't add any effects, etc.) and then export to the same codec with matching settings of the clip (frame rate, frame size, etc.), then yes. Premiere will smart render the clip. FYI, once you select the matching ProRes codec, you can click Match Source button to match up the settings.
Once you add effects and/or change to a non-matching export setting (frame rate, etc.), then Premiere will need to re-compress.
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2. Re: Editing ProRes clips in timeline, then Export > Media as ProRes: Does Premiere re-compress the ProRes clips?
jaanshen Dec 1, 2014 11:39 AM (in response to Trent Happel)Thanks so much Trent.
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3. Re: Editing ProRes clips in timeline, then Export > Media as ProRes: Does Premiere re-compress the ProRes clips?
Kevin-Monahan Dec 1, 2014 12:44 PM (in response to jaanshen)Hi Jaanshen,
For future reference, you are referring to "smart rendering." ProRes is one of the codecs which supports that.
Thanks,
Kevin
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4. Re: Editing ProRes clips in timeline, then Export > Media as ProRes: Does Premiere re-compress the ProRes clips?
jaanshen Dec 1, 2014 6:09 PM (in response to Kevin-Monahan)Hey Kevin, thanks for the info, that'll definitely help me out if I need to look for more info.



