![]() ![]() The next logical question if you’re new to all of this is: What is a codec? Or more so: How do I need to understand them for my workflow? Our sequence is 1080p with a frame rate of 23.976 fps. We’ll select a preset that matches our sequence and desired output. For 80-90% of your exports, you’ll be using H.264. That is also the most common codec for video exports through Premiere. The best setting for web playback is the H.264 codec. I’ve found you benefit more from customizing your export so that there’s more universality to the final file, allowing you to upload it and send it to more places. It’s not that these other options aren’t viable solutions. ![]() However, for this example, we’ll be exporting with custom settings. Premiere Pro also has presets for both YouTube and Vimeo that’ll export your project in the best-recommended settings for both. We’ll be exporting from Premiere Pro to upload to YouTube for this example. Step 3: Establish What Platform You Will Be Exporting For ![]()
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