Sends every clip of a sequence to Adobe Media Encoder as its own job — exported from the sequence, so grading,

Effects, titles on V2+ and vertical formats are kept. Your sequence In/Out is put back afterwards.

How to use

1. Open the sequence and click in the timeline. Window → Extensions → OneShot Export.

2. Choose: only the selected clips, or every clip on V1.

3. Choose the export preset (.epr) and the destination folder (both are remembered).

4. Type a prefix (e.g. OneShot) → OneShot_01, OneShot_02… Optionally add the source clip name.

5. "Check ranges" shows what would be exported, without exporting.

6. "Send to Encoder" queues one Media Encoder job per clip.

Install

Mac: quit Premiere, unzip, right-click "Instaleaza (Mac).command" → Open → Open. (If macOS refuses: System Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway".)

Windows: quit Premiere, unzip, double-click "Instaleaza (Windows).bat" (if "Windows protected your PC" appears: More info → Run anyway).

Then Premiere → Window → Extensions → OneShot Export.

Uninstall (Mac): "Dezinstaleaza (Mac).command". Windows: delete

%APPDATA%\Adobe\CEP\extensions\com.cerbermedia.oneshotexport

Updates

When the panel opens it checks daedal.art for a newer version. If there is one, a bar shows what changed and an "Update" button: one click downloads it from DAEDAL's GitHub, checks it and reloads the panel.

Offline, the panel works normally.

License: free for any use. Provided as is.