Help to export multiple files

Hey! I hope i can explain well in english
My problem are I need to convert all my mp4 files in my timeline to dnxh120 or 185 but i dont want all files convert to ONE file..
I know AVID have transcode so each moviefile can convert so i can export to AAF and i want all filename is same but not .mp4 and i want instead .mov with dnxhd120 codec so i can export to other company while using avid easier.
I think its must have a easier thing than i must convert EACH file and retype EACH same name as before.. Hope someone understand what i mean?
I am using premiere pro 5.5.

See if setting up a watch folder for the Adobe Media Encoder does what you want:
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