may i know when should i use match sequence in premiere cc?

[rama]

Hi

may i know when should i use match sequence in premiere cc?

in the help there is

To automatically export a file from a Premiere Pro sequence with settings that exactly match the settings for that sequence, select Match Sequence Settings in the Export Settings dialog box.

watching a lynda tutorial

lynda premiere pro cc essential training

, the author says use match sequence in the for master , disable for export to the web

i noticed that when match sequence is enabled , i can't select any encoder ,and there is no gain in speed

disabled i can select video and encoder

well
can somebody tell me when should i use match sequence in premiere cc?
maybe with some example

thanks in advance

[budwzr]

The project setting is a "proposed" setting, subject to change or not depending on the direction you want to take it. It indicates what the output would be at that point in time, should you choose to render.

It's quite common to change project settings on the fly. Suppose you wanted to upscale something, render that out, then bring it back in conforming to the original project.

Example: Think of it as a cake mold, and the media is the batter. Until it's baked(rendered), you can pour the batter into different molds.

P.S. I don't know if Premiere has a Live(wysiwyg) preview window. Sony Vegas Pro does.

[mammo1789]

Hi

may i know when should i use match sequence in premiere cc?

in the help there is
To automatically export a file from a Premiere Pro sequence with settings that exactly match the settings for that sequence, select Match Sequence Settings in the Export Settings dialog box.

It means that the output file will have same w/h fps and codec as the one you stated in the creation of the sequence. Some things can be changed after in the premiere sequence menu, some can't be changed after. Some times Premiere can guess wrong ( especially with interlaced files) and can show them as progressive, so if you make sequence using that file you will have loss quality because of the wrong settings in the sequence that will effect render quality. You can check that in modify menu interpret footage in Premiere CC

[rama]

It means that the output file will have same w/h fps and codec as the one you stated in the creation of the sequence.

hi
thanks!!
but if in my project there are differents clips of different codec/containers what codec premiere will use?
for example in my project there are some mov , uncompressed avi , and mp4 video files

[rama]

The project setting is a "proposed" setting, subject to change or not depending on the direction you want to take it. It indicates what the output would be at that point in time, should you choose to render.

.

hi
but why with match sequence i can't select the output codec?

thanks

[newpball]

It means that the output file will have same w/h fps and codec as the one you stated in the creation of the sequence.

hi
thanks!!
but if in my project there are differents clips of different codec/containers what codec premiere will use?
for example in my project there are some mov , uncompressed avi , and mp4 video files

That does not really matter (although you must consider quality differences). What does matter is footage with different fps, something's got to give because VFR is not much in vogue.

[smrpix]

if in my project there are differents clips of different codec/containers what codec premiere will use?
for example in my project there are some mov , uncompressed avi , and mp4 video files

If you're creating sequences automatically it will choose whichever clip you use first. If you're setting it manually it will match your manual settings.

but why with match sequence i can't select the output codec?

Because you've told it to MATCH (uguagliare(?)) the sequence. You can unclick "match sequence" and set it however you want.

[budwzr]

...why with match sequence i can't select the output codec?

I guess because there's some option checked to do that to protect newbies.

Vegas has something like that too, where it will show you only render solutions that match the project settings. But you can disable that right in the same window.