Adobe Premiere Pro to Quicktime - iPod Video

I have a question about going from a video editing system such as Adobe Premiere Pro - to Quicktime. I have been exporting my Premiere Pro videos to AVI files and then opening them in
Quicktime and exporting them to iPod compatible video. Is there a way to go right from Premiere Pro to Quicktime? Cause right now, I have to do an extra step - export the AVI and then export that AVI to Quicktime MP4 iPod compatible video.
This method takes an awful long time - even for a 20 minute clip of video. Any suggestions? If I can't go directly from Adobe Premiere to MP4 - is there a smaller file I can export to first so that when I export that file to MP4 it will render quicker then an uncompressed AVI file?
Thanks!
Foochuck

It depends on how connected Premiere is with QuickTime. In most apps that can export QuickTime, when you install QuickTime 7, a new QuickTime option (export to ipod essentially) becomes available. However, there ARE apps that use QuickTime directly and would have to be altered to allow access to new modes.
After you get your uncompressed .AVI, if you're using QuickTime Pro's iPod export, it's creating an H.264 file of high quality and that WILL take a VERY long time. I would like to see a comparison chart of encoding times so anyone could tell how long an encode is likely to take, but I don't think one exists.
There ARE tools out there that use the older H.263 codec, and as such are much faster (and there are some that may even be faster at H.264 compression) but they're not as easy to use. You can do a search in the iPod forums here to find one that's right for you.

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