Exporting low resolution of RAW timeline for review

Hi
I really like working with RED RAW files in Premiere CC. Successfully completed a 60 minute video, exported multiple versions and delivered.
It has worked out quite well despite a few crash glitches here and there. Worked through those with the help of this valuble Adobe community.
I'd like to know how to export out a rough, low-resolution review file of my un-rendered RED RAW timeline for client's review? There isn't much point spending 5 hours rendering and exporting a high resolution file, only to reduce it down to an iPod quality so the client can easily download for review and suggest modifications.
Is it even possible to output without rendering, and if yes, how?
Any feedback shall be much appreciated.
Thank you

Hello,
"I'd like to know how to export out a rough, low-resolution review file of my un-rendered RED RAW timeline for client's review?"
Open up the export dialog by hitting Ctrl+M while your timeline is open. A good place to start for low file sizes is choosing the H.264 option. Afterward, you can scroll through the presets until you find options for small devices such as iPod.
Don't select 'Use Maximum Render Quality' as that will certainly not be necessary in your case and may just add time to the export.
"Is it even possible to output without rendering, and if yes, how?"
If there is a red bar in your timeline, you can choose to render the indicated items prior to exporting. If you do render them, you can check the box 'Use Previews' during the export dialog, and that will save the respective time from the export.
But either way, your computer will need to process those items at some point before outputting a file.

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