Adobe Audition: Exporting with Adobe Media Encoder

Adobe Audition Try it →Watch full video →Thomas Woodcock · Jan 2025

Demo summary

A walkthrough of sending a composition to the Adobe Media Encoder queue, adjusting VBR bit rate settings, and rendering the final video file.

Step-by-step

Go to File and select Export.
Select Add to Adobe Media Encoder Queue.
Click the blue text in the Output File column to set the save destination.
Click the blue text in the Format/Preset column to open export settings.
Scroll down to the VBR settings and adjust the bit rate.
Click OK.
Press the green Play button to start the render.

Options

Export via Render Queue
Add to a Premiere Pro project
Use Cinema 4D exporter for advanced 3D animations

Tips

Use Adobe Media Encoder if you are familiar with the Premiere Pro export interface.
Increase the VBR bit rate higher than 15 if you are exporting in 4K.
Set the VBR bit rate to 15 for 1080p exports.

Highlights

“it's already been done it was that quick”

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