How to Export Premiere Pro Project in Media Encoder

If we have edited the video through Premiere Pro, and want to export the project, we can use Adobe Media Encoder. If you have installed it, select File on the menu in Premiere Pro.

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[patrickgamble]

I've been using Premiere Pro for a while and I have always shied away from using ME but I recently had to revert to using an old Macbook when my PC crashed. I fortunately had my files on an external hard drive and I must of formatted for both pc and mac. Anyways the project I am working on is big and even just rendering files is taking hours. After seeing your clear and concise explanation I am now keen to give it a go. Thanks

[babawawayoyo]

SOOO helpful! Thanks loads! FYI -- I know yours is 2018. My 2022 Export menu doesn't say, Queue, actually -- it says Send to Media Encoder. :) Worked perfectly!

[SakiBombTV]

OMG!!!! you saved me Premiere stopped exported and I was dead in the water. Thank you muck!!!! like and a follow from me.

[OAa.qS.]

dude, u don't use cuda in premiere lol. Check project settings