Final Publishing

Exporting Instructions

1. Delete all layers that have visibility turned off (they will show up in the published video).

2. Choose: File > Publish Settings

- Check-on: Override sound settings
- Click both 'Audio stream' and 'Audio event' and set them to MP3: 160khz (uncheck "convert stereo to mono)

3. Choose: Export > Export Video/Media

- - Format > H.264
  - Preset > High Quality 1080p HD
  - Note: Adobe Media Encoder will launch and perform the export function. It can several minutes for Media encoder to open and perform that task.

4. Upload both your final video and Adobe Animate file in the folder called 'Finals'

The file names should look like this:
- FirstnameLastname-Final.mp4

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Note: The particular narration audio files we have should be exported as MP3 - 160 kbps - best. Use these settings instead of the Raw settings shown in the demo video below. Otherwise the video will have some audio crackling.

The Flying Chicken: Final

A Note About the Apple ProRes Format

Another option that we sometimes use is the Apple ProRes format. You should not use this format for this project. If you happen to be creating an animation, in the future, that will be composited (assembled) into a larger animation , then this is the preferred format. This is because ProRes files can be compressed multiple times without a quality loss. That is not true for mp4 exports.

Apple ProRes is the video equivalent of a PNG image file. It uses lossless compression. In other words, it only compresses in a way that results in zero loss of quality.
A ProRes file will be pretty large.
It is the most common file format for passing around video segments that will be composited with other video or animation.
It's perfect for YouTube. Youtube will compress the video using a lossy compression format. By uploading a ProRes file, the video will undergo lossy compression only once.
Apple ProRes is available as an export option on both Apple and Windows OS computers.

Exporting a ProRes file:

Choose: Export > Export Video/Media
- - Format > Quicktime
  - Preset > Apple ProRes 4444

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