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I realize exporting offers options there as well but I'm pretty comfortable with the process I'm describing and I like to just use the provided preset for H.264 - Match Source.

I want my sequence to be 1280x720 and to use scale and position to fit the original.Īm I missing something, or do I need to just manually create each sequence from scratch at 1280x720 at the frame rate of the given recording? (And, if so, what's the best way to see the frame rate? Import it into the project and look at it's properties? Or look in Explorer in Windows 7?) I don't see a way to manually modify either of those specs after the sequence is created or after PPro changes it per the clip I'm placing on it. If I tell PPro to modify the sequence specs to match the video I'm placing, it modifies the frame rate to match, which is what I want, but also the dimensions, which is not what I want. It would be nice to be able to create a sequence preset that I use every time, but I'm not seeing a practical way to do that. Well, it's not challenging if I create each sequence manually by first checking the frame rate of the mp4 Snagit created. I can easily scale and position the video to fit a 1280x720 sequence if that's the specs I give the sequence when I create it, but it's a little challenging to have the sequence match the frame rate of the mp4 that Snatit creates.

The challenge in knowing what to create for a PPro sequence is that Snagit chooses the frame rate and it randomly changes with every new recording (as do the dimensions just depending on how I select the area, but it's always more than 1280x720). I usually go for full screen but it's not always the same dimensions and in any case my teacher wants me to give the recordings to him at 1280x720. I'm recording some online classes with Snagit.

Snagit video recording 10fps