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| − | Sometimes you will need to import presets into Adobe Premier or Adobe Media Encoder. | + | Sometimes you will need to import presets into Adobe Premier or Adobe Media Encoder. There are multiple ways to accomplish this task. |
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| + | Presets typically have a ".epr" file extension. | ||
| − | Open a finder window and navigate to the following path | + | == Import via the Finder == |
| − | /Documents/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/VERSION/Presets/ | + | Open a finder window and navigate to the following path <BR> |
| + | ==== /Documents/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/VERSION/Presets/ ==== | ||
| + | [[File:Path_to_Presets_%28generic%29.png|200px]]<BR> | ||
| − | + | Copy any presets you would like to load into this folder. <BR> | |
Latest revision as of 05:23, 13 September 2018
Sometimes you will need to import presets into Adobe Premier or Adobe Media Encoder. There are multiple ways to accomplish this task.
Presets typically have a ".epr" file extension.
Import via the Finder
Open a finder window and navigate to the following path
/Documents/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/VERSION/Presets/
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Copy any presets you would like to load into this folder.
