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• Copy downloaded DVD menus

  I just bought and installed Adobe Premiere elements 14 a update for my laptop, I also downloaded more than 4 GB of DVD menus, music, titles and text to this program on my laptop, I intend to install this program on my desktop PC in the near future

  I spoke with a product specific technician yesterday concerning the downloaded copy of DVD menus, music, titles and text files of the Adobe Premiere elements 14 on my laptop through to my desktop PC.

  He advised I back up my organizing catalog for separate storage, and then to import into my office once I installed the program. I wanted to verify that this indeed copierait the 4 GB and more downloaded files, because I want to avoid downloading twice that I limited the ability to download on my home network, I have read the procedure described in the following web page:

  https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/backup-restore-move-catalog-photoshop.html#t of the CIPO-1

  But I'm not sure if this indeed copierait the files I want that she, as on the installation, the program asks you to copy in my catalog of my old version of first items 12 and all downloaded menus, titles etc do not appear, can you confirm that it will do what I am asking, please?

  [Transferred to elements Mod forum]

  [title published by Mod]

  I'm not sure what the technical support advised you, but if you want to copy the downloaded models, etc., from one computer to another, first install the program on the second computer by using the disc download or Setup and then copy all of these folders and files from one computer to another:

  C:/ProgramData/Adobe/Premiere Elements/14.0/Online

• Is there a program of Creative Suite of cloud to create DVD menus?

  Is there a program in a creative cloud to create DVD menus?

  Hello

  See the video tutorial here - https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/how-to/make-dvd-screener-premiere-cc.html

  ^ Ani

• Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 to create custom DVD menus

  Hello

  I know that from EL 11 it is possible through 11 EL Photoshop to create DVD menus customized from scratch.

  I can't find on the Internet for both adequate documentation he created on Photoshop EL 11 and to import/use the Premeiere EL 11.

  Sometimes I want to create a Web-DVD to put on Internet and all I need is a nice background image and a 'play' button.

  How to do? Where can I get detailed documentation and videos of YouTube?

  Thank you

  The only problem you might have, other that to get all aspects structural and naming correct (very accurate), would be creating sets of layer to post-secondary studies. I don't know if they have been added to the PSE, and they are required to create the buttons. As I use Photoshop and have no PSE, I can't tell you if layer sets have been added.

  This discussion in the Photoshop Forum goes into details on creating sets of Menu for PrE, in Photoshop: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2490846#2490846

  I highly recommend that you spend time with your pre model Menu, to study all aspects of what is required. Even if I create Menus (on point) and Menu Sets for PrE, I always use one of these templates as a "guide".

  Now, if PSE has yet layer sets, we can always find a model existing Menu Set, which approximates what they want to do and change that strongly to post-secondary studies.

  One thing that fires upward from many creators of DVD Menu, when they start coming out, is that the button no. may overlap another button, even 1 pixel.

  Good luck

  Hunt

  PS - if PSE added creating layers (it has been able to change, simply create them, many versions now), thanks for posting this information, because it will help me, by helping others.

• 10 Dvd Menus items

  I created DVD menus using photoshop and saved in psd format (here the right size, etc.)

  Having just brought and installed 10 items I am trying to add menus, but cannot see how, I know that old yet I use to have could do.

  If someone could tell me how would be great

  After still using for many years, I must admit that I would never give him upward. The semi-automatic creation in pre is not something that I've used over a very short time and especially for the tests in this forum. For me, even if Manuel, the intoxicating power of still is.

  Adobe offers a 30 day warranty, refund, so any act before 30 days.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• to display the buttons, Web dvd menus

  Here's the HTML video.

  the first piece, & first menu work fine, the next 3 menus don't work at all, also I couldn't the web dvd to work at all in safari just fire fox but either way same question, & in the insight into everything seems to work perfectly

  There should be 15 that showing more buttons in any time

  only when I sail with my mouse to each individual button is just a show, but the rest are still invisible & everything appears well on the dvd disc

  

  Simple.

  All what you need to do is go into your menu settings button & set the opacity of the 'normal' in full.

  By default, all buttons will be generally defined on Normal = opacity of 0% as most of the uses that you won't see all buttons at the same time. I assume you are using a text for the buttons? Lots of luck with that!

  In general use, normal = off, selected = 100% to a single color & active = 100% to a different color. There is nothing don't you affecting the normal state at 100% in a third color if.

• What file size does Adobe Encore DVD Menus?

  Hello world

  So I always do my first custom DVD menu in photoshop. In another forum I was told: 'create a menu in Photoshop with 1024 x 576 pixels square and then press horizontally at 720 x 576. The pixels of the 720 x 576 exported psd format must be set to D1/DV pal widescreen, for Adobe Encore to interpret it correctly. "When they are imported into the still, it seems very sweet. It is not a menu just a SD of Blue Ray. Can someone give me meat and potatoes to know how to get my first widescreen menu correctly formatted in size to Adobe Encore? Also, if I create a Blue Ray DVD menu that would be suitable for HD and SD? Thanks in advance, you are absolute lifeguards.

  Mike Diaz

  HD still marked models are 1920 x 1080 square pixels. There are a few other options. I would correspond to your BD menus for videos that you use for the comic.

  See 'size menu' on this page:

  Adobe still * using Photoshop to create menus

• DVD menus - change number of scenes per Page

  I work with Premiere Elements 3.0.2.  I'm creating a DVD menu by using the built-in templates and would like to be able to control the number of scenes per page.  For example, the menu that I work with now by default 4 scenes per page.  Could this be changed to display only 2 or 3 scenes per page?

  Thank you!

  To do this, you will first want to copy all assets in your library folder chosen in a new folder in the hierarchy of the model of the DVD. Let's just say you want to do this for all of the Menu adventure, in the subfolder Entertainment. Make a new subfolder, say Adventure_Cust, in entertainment. Copy on the assets.

  Now go to PS/EPS, and change the scene selection Menu template, to be agreed. Be very careful because the naming conventions MUST match. I would like to remove, say the "stage 4" button Layer Set and button "scene 3" layer together, leaving only two I would replace also the PNG image, to reflect this change. This can be done in PS/PSE, so that you can see that it is a different arrangement. Be sure to match the specifications. of the existing PNG, which are previews of the Edit Menus assets Panel. Organize the two remaining buttons, it is necessary, but make 100% certain that no. buttons overlap, even 1 pixel. The DVD specifications. won't allow any overlap.

  Don't forget, you need TO follow the conventions of naming perfectly, or things will never work properly. Also note that, in addition to the button Layer Set naming conventions, you MUST follow the naming convention for the files, i.e. PNG and PSD in Photoshop. Do not deviate. If you are confused, refer to the original assets in the original subfolder. I would take very good notes on doing just that.

  Now, choose your model published in the entertainment Menu > Adventure_Cust subfolder.

  That should work fine, if you're very, very careful.

  NEVER work on the property initially, but ONLY on Copies.

  Good luck

  Hunt

  PS - Welcome to the forum.

  PPS - Steve Grisetti has a series of learning on the Menu Set mounted on the Muvipix community (forum). Although more for the substance of the application, there could be some tips in this ARTICLE for what you want.

  Post edited by: Bill Hunt - PS & added PPS

• PE13 ignores changes to DVD menus

  I try to make changes to the menu popcorn.  I used Photoshop CS6 changes (rid of decorative blocks, changed the font of "Scène 1", etc., changed the highlight for "scene 1", etc. for an arrow head).  I saved the main menu as 'en_US_popcorn_pal_s_mm_prv_mm.png' and the submenu as 'en_US_popcorn_pal_s_sm_prv_sm.png '.  Then I loaded PE13 and open a saved project.  I went to the Menu Tools/movie and choose the submenu 'Entertainment '.  The thumbnails showed my Popcorn menus has changed, but when I have selected and click on continue, the original versions of Adobe menus appeared in the preview window.

  I want to do this because I want the menus text only and I don't like the standard highlighted the method to change the color of the selected item.

  (I tried to clear the Cache - although I didn't kknow if it is relevant!)

  Help - please!

  Steve - Thanks for the reply.

  It's a little curious - I spent a lot of time, change and save PSD files but either got the effect described in my original message or no effect at all.

  Yesterday, I looked more closely at the PNG files and noticed that they were tiny (thumbnails, as you say) compared with my PNG files, so I made all the layers involved in my visible PSD files and them flattened layers, which I renamed it 'Layer (0)', having noticed that one of the PNG of PE files had a single layer with the same name.

  I then reloaded EP, referred to the project, changed the menu theme for my modified and - hey presto! -everything was hunky dory!

  To confirm this, I repeated the whole process with another theme of menu and that worked too.  I don't have a clue as to why my new 'method' works, but noted each step so that I don't forget!

  Once again, thank you for taking the time to answer my original message.

  What about Frank

• How can I create an intro without welding and outros in Encore DVD menus?

  Hello. I'm using Encore CS6 and would like to have an intro seamlessly transition animation in the main menu which makes a loop if no selection is made. After a selection is made, I would like my outro animation to play before playing my schedule feature. I would like to know how to do this without all the black frames arise during these transitions.

  I did a lot of research on this, and it seems that I should create an animation with the intro and menu loop in the same video file and set the loop point where the intro becomes the menu.

  Then my only questions are how I have the buttons visible in the loop part and how do I cause the outro play seamlessly before my function when you select a button?

  Thanks much for any help.

  Best,

  -Stephanie

  EDIT: I found that you can bind your transition with a video file buttons. It's not exactly seamless, but it works.

  I always try to find a way to make buttons icons appear later in the menu without having to completely disassemble the intro in the menu. Any suggestions are appreciated.

  EDIT 2: selecting the default button: no you can effectively clear the intro animation button. I would like, however, for the button to appear at some point, but this does not seem possible. I guess that the user must choose a button manually.

  There is a problem with even Blu - ray which translates as black gaps in some workflows otherwise seamless. Let's ignore that for the moment.

  You've discovered parts of the process, but seem to be missing parts also.

  As you have noted, the part "outro" is made by clicking on the menu button, select the transitions and choose a video resource.

  The intro is an asset of background motion (video and audio if you wish), the strong points of button appear only at the point of loop. To repeat, the menu only goes back to point loop. You must create the visible parts of the buttons (the non-faits salient) in the bottom of the query. It has generally been in After Effects, making your menu in its final version (all position buttons, etc.), in AE as an asset of the psd and use it to make sure that all elements are positioned correctly.

  Help pages:

  Adobe still * Menu calendar and loops

  Adobe still * using After Effects to enhance menus

  Although there is no dynamic link between CS6 Encore and after effects CC, I just tested, and if you use the callback 'Create After Effects Composition' it sends the psd file to AE CC and creates a new composition with the appropriate settings. AE has more mpeg export, if you export the AE to the SOUL.

• EP 14 - menus DVD look at grain-y and poor quality even if the content of actual film seems well

  First Elements 14 - FILM and DVD MENU BURNING

  QUESTION #1: HELP!   I spent days and days trying to figure out why the DVD menus look so grain-y and poor quality even if the content of actual film seems well. I upgraded from 12 to 14 items first thinking that would improve the quality, but no luck.  I made my film with many segments video, titles, etc., fading in and out of the extra audio tracks. It all works very well.

  Then, when I select the Menu move and there the process... and the result... is simply unacceptable. I chose the "Pan and Zoom" model, even if I wanted to use my own background for the main Menu and the following menus images, because it was the only model with 6 thumbnails per page. I downloaded many sizes of different files and resolutions of my background images, thinking that this one would work.  I even found the original "Pan and Zoom". Model PSD files on my hard drive and checked the length of number of pixel and width, more inches in length and width, more DPI.

  Each of my own images (including one I formatted the exact size of the model "Pan and Zoom") looks a lot like pixelated, when I preview the movie... or actually make a DVD in first of 12 elements.  In the first 14 elements, burn a DVD does not even operate.  The disc resulting is not playable on any of my computers or DVD players.  It comes to my QUESTION #2.

  Is it possible to download a few screenshots to help you see what my poor quality menus looks like compared to the high quality film?

  I don't know what is happening with your DVD writer. It could be material, may be a driver, could be another program maintaining Premiere Elements to it. (Nero is famous for this).

  But if your DVD is burning as a file on your hard drive, then the program has done what it can. And you can easily use a free software called ImgBurn to burn DVD files to a disc. (As I noted in my books, this is the way I and a number of other publishers prefer to work for a number of reasons.)

  The program creates a VIDEO_TS folder on your D drive or if she has created an ISO file?

• Creation of blu - ray and DVD standard of same video project - issue of menus

  Hello

  I have a video project, I intend to distribute on blu - ray and standard DVD. I plan create all menus and buttons for the blu - ray disc first. Can I just reduce the menus and buttons in again when I go to create the DVD standard? Or better, I'll recreate the standard DVD menus in Photoshop? Someone else to create the menus same br and standard DVDs? Any tips? I'm using CS5. Thank you.

  Cheers, Steve

  I would certainly agree with Jim's response above too.

  The problem with trying to use the same image is not massively different resolution (1920 x 1080 from 720 x 480), but also the size of the pixels.

  BD uses square pixels and what you design is what you get in the disc - DVD on the other hand uses non-square pixels and it can be a nightmare to design if you try at the scale of the images of high Resolutiom down to SD

  The SPHL button are also different - BD requires a separate layer for each State of the button to coloiurs up to 256 while DVD gives you the complete package on 2 bits of an image indexed with a total of 3 corridors.

  I would definitely say to create separate menus for each project.

• I can't play my DVD on my DVD player. I get a message that says: "disk is incompatible." How to burn a DVD compatible with DVD players?

  Original title: DVD burning

  I successfully burned a DVD of a film I made with moviemaker that I can still play on older versions of Windows, but I can't play my DVD on my DVD player.  I get a message that says: "disk is incompatible."  How to burn a DVD compatible with DVD players?

  Hello Angels3cma,

  Thank you for posting.  It seems that you were doing data DVD discs.  To burn DVDs to be compatible with the DVD player, you will need to make DVD-video disc.  I have listed the steps below to make DVD-video disc in Windows DVD Maker.  These same steps are be typing "How to burn a movie on a DVD" in Help and Support found by pressing the button Start/Orb you Windows desktop.

  Burn a DVD-video disc

  You can create DVDs quickly and easily using Windows DVD creation. You can add videos, photos and audio, make slide shows for your DVD, or add your Windows Movie Maker projects. Once you add files, you can burn your DVD with a single click, or, if you prefer, you can choose from several styles of menu and the slide show options to make your special DVD before you burn, or customize your DVD menus and write the DVD menu text yourself.

  After you create a DVD, you can play the DVD on a DVD player and watch your movies and slide shows on TV. The following steps explain how to use creation of Windows DVD to burn a DVD.

  To open Windows DVD Maker

  • Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows DVD creation.

    Note

    • You can also open Windows DVD Maker by inserting a DVD recordable or rewritable Virgin in your DVD burner. When the AutoPlay dialog appears automatically, click on burn a DVD video disc using Windows DVD creation.

  To add and mix and match the elements on a DVD

  1. On sharing your memories on a DVD page, click Choose photos and videos.

  2. Do one of the following on the Add pictures and video to the DVD page:

     • Click Add items. Find and select the video files, photos, and files in project Windows Movie Maker that you want to add to your DVD, and then click Add.

     • Click file and then click Open project file. Find the folder that contains a project file creation of Windows DVD that you want to use for your DVD, click the project for creating Windows DVD file, and then click Open.

       You can also click Add items to add additional items to the DVD after opening a Windows DVD project file.

  3. To arrange items and specify the order in which the different items will play from the DVD, click on the video, photo or slide show that you want to move, then click on go up or down. You can also move items by dragging upwards or downwards in the list.

  4. To remove an item from the DVD, select the item you want to remove, and then click on remove items.

  Choose a DVD burner and enter a DVD title

  1. If you have more than one DVD burner installed on your computer, on the add pictures and video to the DVD page, select the DVD burner that you want to use from the DVD burner list.

  2. If you want to set different options for your DVD, click Options. For more information about the different options you can specify when burning a DVD, see Change DVD-video settings.

  3. Click the disc title box, and then type a title for the DVD.

  To change the text of a menu for your DVD

  1. Once you have added all of your files and chosen the burner and title, click Next.

  2. To customize the text for the DVD menu, click Menu text, and then do one or more of the following:

  • Click on the police box and then select the font for the text of the menu.

  • Click the font color, bold or italic buttons to select the font color and formatting.

  • In the disc title box, type the title that you want to use for your DVD.

  • In the Play button box, type a label for the button that plays your DVD.

  • In the scenes button box, type a label for the button that displays the different scenes on the DVD.

  • In the area of the button notes, type a label for the button that shows all the notes you enter for the DVD.

  • In the comments box, type any notes that you want to appear on your DVD.

    Notes button and Notes page only appear on the DVD if you include information in these fields.

  • Click on the text to change.

  Tip

  • You can see a static preview of your settings in the preview to the right of the display pane. Alternatively, to see how the menu text will display when you burn your DVD, click Preview.

  To customize the menu for your DVD style

  1. To customize the style of menu for your DVD, click one of the styles of DVD menu along the right side of the screen, or click the Customize menu, and then do one or more of the following:

     • Click on the police box and select a font.

     • Click the font color, bold or italic buttons to select the font color and formatting.

     • If you have chosen a style of menu with the two in the foreground and background video options, near foreground video, click Browse, locate the video that you want to appear in the foreground and then click Open.

     • To have a picture or video appear as background for the main menu of the DVD, near background video, click Browse, locate the video that you want to appear in the background, and then click Open.

     • To add a digital media audio file to play as background music, while the menu for your DVD, near audio menu, click Browse, locate the audio file you want to use, and then click Open.

     • Click the scenes button styles box, and then select the shape of the buttons scenes on your DVD.

     • If you want to see the menu as it will appear when you play your DVD, click Preview.

  2. If you want to save the DVD menu custom settings as a new DVD menu style, click Save as new style. In the name of Style name box, type a name for the custom menu style, and then click OK. You can then choose to use this DVD menu style custom for the current DVD and for other DVDs you create using Windows DVD creation.

  3. If you have not saved the style as a new style, click Change Style to save the changes you made for this DVD and to return to the previous page.

  Choose a slide show on the DVD settings

  1. To set the settings of the picture for the slide show on your DVD, click slide show.

  2. On the change your slide show settings page, do one or more of the following:

     • Click Add music, locate the music files you want to add, and then click Open.

     • Depending on the length and the slide show's settings, you can add additional audio files. To do this, repeat the previous step.

     • If you added more than one audio file and you want to change the order in which the music files play in the slide show, click an audio file that you want to move and then click on move up or move down.

     • To remove an audio file in the list, in the music for slide show list, select the audio file, and then click on remove.

     • To change the length of the slide show automatically so that it corresponds to the duration of the music that you have added, select the Change slide show length to match music length check box.

• To specify the duration for each picture to display in the slide show, select the duration (in seconds) in the length of the picture box.

• To choose the kind of transitions to use between pictures, select a transition type in the Transition area.

• To add effects, Pan and zoom to the pictures you include in your slide show, click on use the Pan and zoom for images effects.

• Click Change slide show to save the changes you made and to go to the previous page.

To burn your DVD

1. When you have finished adding files and customize your DVD menus, click on burn.

2. After the DVD disc burned successfully, you can do one or more of the following operations on your disc is ready page:

   • To make another copy of the current DVD, remove the completed DVD, insert a new recordable DVD, and then click on create another copy of this disc.

   • To finish creating Windows DVD, click Close.

Please let me know if this helps you to Zack
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• How to create DVDs.

  Hello

  I'm all new Premier Pro.  What I'm trying to do is create a DVD for our tutorials.  I have 2 videos and 2 slide shows I did.  Is the first pro the right program for it?

  Thank you

  Kathleen

  theknottedbranch wrote:

  Thank you all for your answers. I'll try to do as you suggest John, as I really want to learn how to use the two Premier Pro and more. Thanks again.

  I would like to start here, if I were you.

  Episode 18 - making your own DVD menus | Course for beginners with Dennis Radeke Adobe | Adobe TV

• I have problems of rendering to dvd project Adobe QT32 does not

  I have problems when it comes to building my DVD project. It takes a ridiculous time building 1 to 2 hours for a chapter of 20 minutes in my project. I use a Power Mac with OS 10.11 in the activity monitor I have a message that says Adobe QT 32 does not that I searched for it using Spotlight added directly to an empty folder is something missing or how can I resolve this issue. Thank you very much in advance for any help offered

  Do you use evidence QuickTime sources yet? I don't know what else the QT32 (QuickTime 32 - bit) process has called to make a DVD. If so, try your clips on "DVD MPEG-2 encoding, which is the format (.m2v) really wants natively, before you import it into Encore. You can export the MPEG - 2 DVD from first, and the video should not require transcoding in Encore.

  Have you driven in the DVD menus? Who can add at build time.

  If using the "MPEG-2 DVD' coding does solve the problem, please share as much information as possible - workflow, screenshots, etc.

  EDIT: I should have asked, what versions of first and yet? Using dynamic links?

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers