Edit a long video into multiple Clips to be accessible for a project

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  /Feature bug report form requires Adobe...

  https://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/mmForm/index.cfm?name=wishform

  I would like no end if it appeared within the programs.

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  Hello fellow editors!

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  No matter what? "I love the Prime Minister, my feelings be justified!)

  Hi Nik,

  Place the clips in a sequence and trim if you wish. Select the clips in the timeline panel, and then drag them into a bin. In the bin, select all the clips and choose file > export > Media. Choose your export settings, then you can transcode the all in one go. If you have the FCP installed, you can use the ProRes codecs. You might consider ProRes 422 for this.

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• Record a single clip of a file of multiple clips

  Hello: I have a VHS video tape that was used to archive several scenes shot in a DV camera.  I can load the entire VHS tape in a single file into Adobe Premiere elements 12 and cut the source into several clips.  What I want to do now is to save each clip as a .avi file separate so that I can even import then the Organizer.

  I found the article of export under the file menu in the hope that is the command that will allow me to record clips (export) as separate files .avi, but I do not understand how to activate it.

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  Short version...

  First elements 12 lead Menu/Export is now for title only and only after the copy of the title is lit in Active Expert of the project workspace.

  "Project files" was never part of the equation with Menu/export of files even when he included the film in addition to choice of title. So, I'm not sure where John comes when he wrote "file - export is for your project... file. "The project file is a file .prel; the title is a file .prtl.

  Details of first items 12/12.1 exports AVI files...

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  Premiere Elements does not allow the export of more than 1 at a time. Export more than one at a time can is located in a free program like MPEG Streamclip.

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  1. place the grey tabs on the work area bar to span all content to export

  and

  2. place a checkmark next to the "share work area Bar only" in the export settings.

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  Move the indicator of chronology for the start of the segment to export, that you hold ALT on the main keyboard to the computer, hit the [key left hook

  Move the indicator in the timeline to the end of the segment to export, you hold down the ALT of the main keyboard to the computer, press the right bracket]

  Please check and review and then we can discuss the above further if necessary.

  RTA