I will add the script here as well in case the page I linked ever disappears. The original page I found with the info and workflow file is here: It uses the "Most Recent Settings" in QuickTime 7, so I just need to export the first video manually to get the settings entered properly, and the rest I can just select and batch. I just had to modify it to take movie files as input instead of images. It seems most of the info I'm finding online is just telling people how to use the same method, which is using the "Encode Selected Video Files" service.Įureka! I found an Automator workflow online that actually works. I've been digging around here and on Google, and haven't been able to figure it out. Hopefully someone knows a way to do this. Lastly, I will also need to set different options for the audio encoding for different videos. I'll also need to ensure the framerate is set to 30 regardless of the source file framerate, and the dimensions will either be 1280x720 or 1920x1080. Sometimes I need the codec to be "Apple ProRes 422 LT", and other times I need to use the regular "Apple ProRes 422".
How can I either use applescript or Automator to batch export video files I have selected in Finder, but NOT using the "Encode Selected Video Files" service method, which only has 4 formats to choose from?īasically, I need to export the videos either using the "Most Recent Settings" chosen the last time I exported a video from QuickTime 7, or to have some option to specify the settings using the export dialog in QuickTime 7 to choose the specific formatting I need for the videos I have selected.
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