change of format ProRes files, then export WITHOUT encoding again

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  I ask because our naming structure requires without capital letters and no spaces. Spaces are replaced by dashes (-).

  And it would be nice if it was always exported as needed, instead of having to go back and change the names of files.

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  If you have decided to change the folder names, you will need to do once the package created, perhaps with a script.

• Export without sequence video coding

  I edited the clips of a camcorder format (progressive 50i/s on the hd 1080 x 1920 full panasonic) which is entirely compatible bluray.

  (I would like to export the sequence without encoding again from one) it is a long and b process) provides that the reduction in quality with regard to the native format. (there is reason that the effects have to rencoded).

  Can sombedoy tell me how to proceed?

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  And don't forget that "smart rendering" applies only to images, which has just been shortened, or joined, that is if you add Transitions, overlay (titles or PiP) or effects, then you'll still Render/Trnascode these parts for export. For pure milling and joining, VirtualDub would be the best way to go.

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• How to edit pdf file (in indesign) without having to re-export then and redo all the fields of the form and formatting?

  How to edit pdf file (in indesign) without having to re-export then and redo all the fields of the form and formatting?

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• How to change the format of VOB file without loss of quality and file size of balloon?

  I try to save a VOB file on a problematic DVD using first Pro CC 2015. Can anyone help me please with selecting the best export settings?

  My goal is to maintain the quality and size of the file as close to the original as possible. I just need to change the file format to something I can easily view on my computer. Sometimes, he tries to simply change the extension from VOB to MPEG, but in this case, I edited (shortened) the original file so need to save again.

  Most of the output options I tried drastically reduce quality or seriously enlarge the size of output file.

  First gives me the following information from the source:

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  Image size: 360 x 288

  Frame rate: 25.00

  Audio Format: 48000 Hz - compressed - stereo

  Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - stereo

  Total time: 00:59:22:02

  Format of the pixels: 1.0940

  AVI, quality 100 gives a file size of 12 GB. Source H.264 match - high bitrate gives a file size of 2 GB. Where does all that extra data?

  Match sequence settings should be an obvious solution, but it gives me a slightly larger file (706,98 MB) with a sharp drop in quality.

  If I select H.264, corresponds to the size of the original image and approach the source of all other settings as I can, the size of the resulting file is still much greater than if I drop the transmission speed. However, first does not show me bitrate of the source until I put it to maintain the same quality?

  I want just the same file in a different format so that I can view them easily. Simple yet I have not been able to find a solution. Can someone point me in the right direction?

  Thank you very much, Berne

  You can not avoid re-encoding. His first mpeg will not give you made smart on mpeg.

  You need a different program if al you want to do is trim down.

  Best Software MPEG video editor | TMPGEnc MPEG Converter Smart 4

  Match sequence settings does exactly what it says. Your sequence (each) works with a codec to preview.

• synchonising and mounting 2 videos and then export files in mpg format

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  I would like to import two videos separate .mpg, synchronize, crop the beginning and end so that the two videos begin and end at the same point and then export the videos edited/cropped return as two separate video in mpg format, to read out the first pro. Is this possible? If so, can someone tell me how to proceed? Thank you!

  Synchronize and cut videos, then a turn off using the icons of eyeball and lecturer on export tracks, reverse the State of tracks and export the second.

• Creating a DVD with several file format of files/best project for export (PE13)

  Hello! I first 13 (just improved 10) elements and trying to figure out the best way to save my movie on DVD. There are at least two different project files (the film, shock and eventually a video "making of") that I want to put on the same DVD with a menu. A couple of years, trying to do this with first Elements 10, I could not get it to work and had to use a separate DVD menu software. I can do that again, if I need to, but the software I used was lost, so I thought I would check to see if it can be done first before going to buy it again.

  If I can't do it in first, I need advice on the best format to save project files to burn to DVD later. I'm a novice, and most of these sizes looks like gibberish to me! I had problems in the past (a few years ago) with a black border appears around the film, after he was saved, reducing the size of the movie, and I'm hoping to avoid that...

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  Thank you for the important information for troubleshooting your Premiere Elements burn on DVD-VIDEO to DVD disc so that it presents throughout without black borders.

  Open the first elements 13/13.1 to his Expert workspace, go to file Menu/New/Project and set the project preset manually to

  NTSC

  DV widescreen

  Do follow the following order

  • Open the project in the workspace Expert and go to file menu/new project and change the settings.
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  • In the dialog box new project opens, rename the project and make sure you have a checkmark next to the "Force selected setting on this project." OK to get out of there.
  • In the Expert workspace, import your media source by using Add Media / choice.

  Import your Source 3 (720 x 480 widescreen display 16:9) - which should occupy all the space area monitor Edit which is a space of DV widescreen size.

  Import your Source 1 (1920 x 1080 16:9)-that must fill the space of the monitor Edit once the scale is automatically just to fill the space of the Edit monitor.

  Import your Source 2 (720 x 480 which is what is because it has a format of 1.0 pixels)-that does not fit properly. Balance this video in Edit area monitor to enter space monitor without black borders.

  It is unclear why the project 720 p settings have been set for this instead of NTSC DV widescreen. But please implement your project as described above, then export as suggested.

  I have suggested above based on destination DVD VIDEO to DVD disc. When you have a montage with several formats, you set an adjustment everything with scaling in the monitor area space Edit put in place by the predefined project and major. General guideline - the project preset should correspond to the properties of the media source... and with more than one type of format, you define major and if adapt everything with scaling if you don't want black borders.

  Another tip... When you want to scale width and height separately in edit box monitor, first go to applied effects tab/Applied effects Palette/panel of the selected clip expanded Motion and remove the box keep the Proportions.

  Please consider. And then we'll try to condense all that into a workflow that will work for you.

  Thank you.

  RTA

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  If you only cut or edit the clip, do any other changes (for example: do not add effects, etc) and then export to the same codec with the clip settings (rate, size of the image, etc.), then Yes. First will be smart make the clip. For the record, once you select the corresponding ProRes codec, you can click on Source corresponds to match the parameters.

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