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rdfs:label: FAQ:Why doesn't the Adobe Media Encoder use preview files?
rdfs:comment: |When you do File>Export>Media and AME UI launches, click on flyout to the right side of the parameters tabs (Filters, Video, Audio, Others) and check 'Use Preview Files'. It should then use the preview files during encoding. |} * See also Custom encoding settings → Tab menu settings in the Adobe Media Encoder CS4 Help.
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n3:abstract: |When you do File>Export>Media and AME UI launches, click on flyout to the right side of the parameters tabs (Filters, Video, Audio, Others) and check 'Use Preview Files'. It should then use the preview files during encoding. |} * See also Custom encoding settings → Tab menu settings in the Adobe Media Encoder CS4 Help.