Using presets with Adobe Media Encoder<\/strong> is a great way to save time when you are working with a production team or a client. You may already be familiar with creating your own presets in Adobe Media Encoder, but many people don\u2019t realize you can also export and import custom presets<\/strong>. I do\u00a0this all the time when I need a client to send me footage with particular\u00a0specs. It is a lot easier to email them a preset file that they can import into Media Encoder and then simply drag and drop the footage to export it correctly. The alternative would be emailing them a long list of settings, which introduces room for error.<\/p>\n You can also use this method if you switch editing computers<\/strong> and you need the presets from the old machine. Now, you can quickly export all of those presets and import them in Media Encoder on the new computer.<\/p>\n