Johnny Friday
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You can encode to ProRes just fine with Premiere Pro CS5. Needs to be a Mac, though, and legally you'll need to have FCP installed.
Uli, thanks for the info...how do you do this though? I've not found a simple output. Have FCP installed as well, so no issues there. Is there some additional steps to outputting prores that is different than other standard output/transcodes?