When exporting a project, which codec is specifically mentioned for video compression in Adobe Media Encoder?

H.264 is widely recognized as a highly efficient codec for video compression used in Adobe Media Encoder. This codec is particularly popular due to its balance of good video quality and relatively low file size, making it suitable for various applications, especially for distribution on the web and social media platforms. H.264 supports a variety of bit rates, frame rates, and resolutions, allowing for quality customization based on the project's needs while maintaining compatibility with many devices and players.

Motion JPEG and ProRes serve specific use cases, such as high-quality editing or sequences needing minimal compression, while AVC-Intra is typically employed for higher-end workflows involving broadcast or cinema environments that prioritize image quality. H.264's wide adoption and versatility make it the preferred choice for general video export in most scenarios in Adobe Media Encoder.