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How do I get Dropbox Replay to "Match Sequence Preview Settings" when I export content?
Hey team! Please help!
Introducing Dropbox Replay to my workplace, but need to figure out a kink before we can commit to payment. I use Premier Pro with Dropbox Replay.
When I share videos to Replay, the export appears blown out. When exporting without Replay, I usually fix this problem by using the drop down menus to select "Match Sequence Preview Settings". I'm having trouble finding the same settings in Replay.
Can someone please help me out?
Worth noting that I while I am comfortable editing videos in general, when it comes to exporting I literally use "Match Sequence Preview Settings" every single time (plus edit the video knowing its desaturated compared to the eventual export) because I don't understand these settings at all.
Thank you!
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Does the export settings in premiere pro math the sequence settings? Using match sequence settings can keep everything the same in the DB Replay. Also look if Replay's premiere pro integration is set up so comments stay synced.
- Megan
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hey eilisheco thanks for posting here!
I checked with the relevant Team about your inquiry and they suggested the following steps:
-Open the Dropbox Replay extension in Adobe Premiere Pro, then complete edits in the timeline window.
-Click Add files, and then Upload Active Sequence from the dropdown list.
-You can then customize the video settings from the Upload Active Sequence menu that appears and click Select folder next to Render location.
-Select the folder you’d like to upload to, then click Open.
-To include comments, click the checkboxes for Auto sync comments as markers and Import markers as comments, then click Upload.
-Once uploaded, you’ll see an Upload Successful! notification.Keep in mind that Adobe Media Encoder program window will automatically open to compress the active sequence video and upload it to Dropbox Replay.
The active sequence video will automatically open in the Dropbox Replay extension inside Adobe Premiere Pro.
I'll be waiting for your updates, and thoughts on this!
