Filmschnitt in Premiere Pro CS 5.5: einzelne, geschnittene Szenen einer Sequenz exportieren

Die Situation: ich habe in meinem Projekt mehrere Sequenzen, die in jeweils verschiedenen Formaten (z.B. 720p, 1080i) mit verschiedenen Kameras zu demselben Thema aufgenommen sind. D.h. Ausgangsmaterial für jede Sequenz ist eine avi oder mov oder mp4 File von 10 bis 30 Minuten. Nach dem Schnitt bleibt in jeder Sequenz ca. 2 Minuten Material übrig, welches aus jeweils ca. 50 geschnittenen Einzelszenen besteht. Wie kann ich die Szene nun so ausgeben / exportieren, daß ich NICHT von jeder Sequenz einen zusammenhängen Film habe, sondern die geschnittenen Szenen als einzelne Dateien ausgegeben werden? Dann will ich nämlich alle Szenen in 720p exportieren, um diese in einer neuen Sequenz zum Endfilm zusammen zu stellen. In einer Sequenz zu viele Unterschiedliche Film-Formate zu haben, gibt Ärger. Kennt einer die Lösung? oder einen anderen Weg, dieses Problem zu lösen? Danke und Gruß, Rolf

Hallo Rolf,
ich bin nicht sicher, ob ich dein Problem richtig verstanden habe.
Öffne eine neue Sequenz (720p) und ziehe die fertig geschnittenen Sequenzen ( Sequenzsymbol aus dem Projektfenster) in die neue Sequenz. Eventuell ist nochmaliges Rendern nötig. Diese neue Sequenz wird dann als Endfilm exportiert.
OldAlf

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