In the presets settings, there’s an Effects tab. These days, we just pass the media or the sequence through Adobe Media Encoder and use this great setting in one of our presets. We used to have to do it in our editing program by putting an effect on either the video clips, or on an adjustment layer above. At my work, we make BITCs pretty regularly. If you don’t know what BITC is, it’s a video where the timecode has been overlayed onto the video (literally: Burn In Time Code). In this post, I want to share with you my 3 favorite hidden gems in Adobe Media Encoder.
Especially since the CC version came out, Adobe has done a fantastic job of adding new and powerful features, but sadly, a lot of them go unnoticed by most editors. Here are 3 settings you probably don’t know about in Adobe Media Encoder that may save you time and hassle! Adobe Media Encoder is an incredibly powerful application, and has only become more useful with Creative Cloud’s frequent updates.
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