Export in WMV HD question

I am editing HD from a Sony deck in Premiere CS3 and wish to export for the web in a WMV HD format, I can't see any mention of HD in the drop down in Windows Media in Media Encoder am I missing something? Is this the best way of producing an HD download for the web?

Welcome to the forums.
Are you using the Alternates and Audiences options for encoding?
Cheers
Eddie

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.. when I export it to WMV it stops at 0:30. Is there any way of making the length unlimited? ..
you are using the free TRIAL of the flip4mac.com wmv plugin ..
purchase a licence (starting at 40$) done.
EVOM http://thelittleappfactory.com/evom/ supports conversion of iM09 Movie Exports to wmv too .. a bit unstable, but free ..
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So, you're not helping with the question at all, you're just rallying against YouTube?
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