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• Export from Photoshop Elements 6 for first Elements 8

  I have prepared a slideshow with the Organizer in Photoshop Elements 6 and produced a DVD that has a good image quality but not excellent (I chose File - high setting of 800 x 600). In order to improve the image quality of DVD, I installed the trial version of first Elements 8. I've exported the first Elements 8 show and have several problems.

  1 the picture quality of the DVD produced by first Elements 8 is worse than that produced from the Organizer (Photoshop Elements 6).

  2 titles, transitions and the Bo does not show in first Elements 8.

  3 the sequence of slides in first Elements 8 is different then the slide show in the Organizer (Photoshop Elements 6).

  At the same time a menu pops up asking me if I wanted to convert the catalog to the V6. I refused because I was afraid that the catalogue of the V6 can be replaced, and I wouldn't be able to come back.

  Help, please.

  CarlosWA

  CarlosWA

  Conclusion.

  My results are in agreement with your problems are NOT associated with Photoshop Elements 6 slide show used instead a Photoshop element 8 slideshow in the slideshow transfer to first Elements 8.

  To the test. Photoshop elements 6/first Elements 8.

  First, I created a slide show in the Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show Editor. It consisted of:

  (a) 19 jpeg photos each with dimensions of 3264 x 2448 pixels (which is not recommended to pixel dimensions but which has been used to highlight the project if possible... these photos are grossly oversized since the goal is a DVD VIDEO with standard 720 x 480 image size).

  (b) I used a transition wipe between each

  (c) I used the text inside photos (included in the text was a sequence number so that I could more easily visually follow the sequence of slide show after he was transferred to first Elements 8)

  (d) I added two audio clips as soundtrack (the first one I placed the start just before the last two photos to return on any audio synchronized as well as the loss of a full audio clip)

  (e) I used a pan and zoom for photos 1 and 2 effect.

  The quality of the preview in the editor of Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show was good.

  I issued the editor of Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show slide show, using the slide show option change out 'send to Premiere Elements '. When I did, first Elements 8 open, I put the project preset, and he accepted the slideshow. In the area of media project were

  a folder that contains all the individual components of the slide show

  (b) slide show (Group) video file

  The Visual form (grouped) was automatically placed on the Timeline as well.

  Everything transferred correctly. No problems. SEE IMPORTANT NOTE below.

  I burned even the content of the standard calendar DVD VIDEO of first Elements 8, and the standard DVD VIDEO read on my 19 LCD Widescreen TV.

  To the test. Photoshop elements 8/first Elements 8.

  I repeated the above with Photoshop Elements 8/Premiere Elements 8 and the same show and got the same results.

  IMPORTANT. Be it Photoshop Elements 6/first Elements 8 or Photoshop Elements 8/first Elements 8, I had to return the timeline in the Mode change in order to get the best possible overview so that I could determine or confirm what was on the chronology of the elements of the first. And, making chronology as described with all these pictures oversized took several hours.

  That's what I need to know:

  1 how many photos have you used in the slide show in the Photoshop Elements 6 or 8 slide show, and what were their dimensions in pixels? If you do not know, you can check in the dialog box elements Photoshop Editor, Image, picture, Resize the Menu size or just place your path of the mouse on the file on the hard drive and note the 'dimensions '.

  2. If you transfer your slideshow of Photoshop Elements 6 or 8 for first 8 Elements, use the option 'Send to Premiere Elements' Output and get your slide show on the chronology of 8 items first, you make this timeline by pressing the Enter key on the main computer keyboard so that the red line on the timeline goes green when the process is complete?

  3. your computer optimized, defragmented, cleaned, scratch your files to an external hard drive (NTFS formatted), etc. If you use an external hard drive for scratch files, is there enough space for them?

  4. What is your operating system and what are its resources, for example, the RAM available and free hard drive space. Have you checked your virtual computer memory implemented?

  Stay course on it to rule in or out the wmv not above approach to get your slideshow as a VIDEO DVD. But if you decide to make a detour to save the movie as file .wmv and you deal with oversized photos and a faulty component in the slide show, the writing of the .wmv becomes a possible focus point to find errors. And, if the .wmv is intended for DVD-VIDEO, and then use the (also known under the name of profile) file size = DVD NTSC (720 x 480).

  I suspect that the heart of the problem is going to

  (a) the use of oversized photos

  offending component b in a slideshow
  (c) the size of the slide show

  (d) computer resources

  (e) a combination of all or part of the above

  I will continue to monitor your progress.

  RTA

• Problems to export HD of first Elements 9 for Vimeo video (program plant or video is fuzzy)

  I have a 10-minute wedding video I am trying to export from Adobe first Elements 9 for download on vimeo. I followed the instructions in this video: export to upload to Vimeo with Adobe Premiere Elements on Vimeo for how to proceed. The first time I followed the instructions, the video file that results is fuzzy and blurry, not at all like HD video, I could see in the program prior to export. Since then, I tried to export several times with different parameters, and every time the program crashes when the video is approximately 95% complete. How can I correct this situation? It is a wedding video that I made for a paying customer who would like their video on vimeo as soon as possible.

  Thanks for your help!

  Let me know if you need more details or clarification.

  Laura

  Laura

  Sorry about that. I thought at first Elements 10, when you posted clearly whether you work with 9.0.

  It would seem that we are OK with the project preset

  NTSC

  DIGITAL SLR

  1080 p

  Digital SLR [email protected]

  for your import AVCHD or H.264.mov.

  In the Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 share/calculation/QuickTime

  = NTSC 16:9 DV presets

  and as for the customization tab Advanced Settings button/video

  I'd go with the frame width 1920, frame height 1080

  and I would increase the flow according to the guidelines of Vimeo

  Guidelines of compression on Vimeo

  Even if you were to stay at 1280 x 720, I think that your flow of 5000 Kbps setting is too low. If you stay with 1280 x 720, I would

  Watch the kbit/10,000s to the value ' limit bitrate to. " If you go with 1920 x 1080, I would look at 10 000 to 20 000 Kbps, probably closer to 20 000 kbit/s.

  First determine if these bitrate increases have no effect on what you are looking for. Then, we will focus on the size of the file. Are limited to a given file size?

  Superior throughput, more quality, more the size of the file. You need to find a good compromise between bitrate, file size and quality.

  As a point of reference, which is the bitrate of the video that you import into the project? I saw a Canon T2i video sample that used something like 42 Mbit/s (megabits per second), in contrast to 5000 kbps (kilobits per second), which would be of 5 Mbps.

  Please review and consider.

  Thank you.

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• First Elements 4 Adobe will be not returned or export.

  Hello!

  I recently discovered the HD options in first Elements 4, but when I go to render or export, the render window pops up for a split second before closing. When I click on export, he invites me to save the file, but then it does nothing.

  The DV-NTSC-Standard 48 kHz and 48 kHz screen works fine, it's HDV 1080i 30 and HDV 720p30 who used to or export. It's very mouthful I would like to have higher quality videos when my clips are both better.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Xmau5,

  the problem would be involved because the elements is installed on an external hard drive

  This could very well be the problem, or part of it. Most of the Adobe programs, including PrE, really, really want to be installed on the C:\ HARD DRIVE. The programs are not 'portable', so one HARD drive location, other than C:\, can cause problems.

  Now I install all my programs Adobe (except for Adobe Acrobat Reader) in my C:\Adobe folder, but always on my C:\. I install 4.0 on the C:\ pre test.

  Your support and your project should not be on C:\. In my case, I usually have those on my D:\ HARD drive for my pre projects and often my brackets on E:\, or even attached FW - 800 external HARD drive. I've never had a problem. I have still several projects on an external, as well as the media and all the discs from Scratch, as I migrate entire projects between computers.

  Please let us know if installation pre 4.0 on C:\ solves your problems of export.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Export of custom presets to 'Share' of first Elements 9

  I know that I can create presets customized under the 'Action' tab using the "Advanced" option, but I would like to export these presets and copy it on to a server so that everyone in my Department can access the presets and copy it on their computers.  I'm having a time of riduclous tries to find a way to do it, and I wonder if it is possible at all.  I found .erp systempresets folder, but have had no luck locating those custom made.

  Does anyone know if this is possible and how to export/locate these presets custom .erp?

  Danke.

  I figured out how to make it... and I'll share.

  When you create a custom preset in Premiere Elements, it lands in a directory on your user profile.

  • Where they land:  C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Premiere Elements\9.0\SC\Presets\PC\MPEG\HD
  • In the presets folder, it will create an appropriate path based on your predefined settings.  My screening was for the computer (PC), mpeg (MPEG) format and in high definition (HD) - so the final folder destinations.

  I also found that when you create a custom preset in Premiere Pro, you can import it into Premiere Elements.

  • Custom presets created in Premiere Pro can be found here: C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\AME\5.5\Presets

  You can also import both the elements and the Pro custom presets in the presets for items foder systems.

  • This should make the visible custom presets for all users on this computer.
  • System of Presets Directory: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe first elements 9\sharingcenter\Presets

  Thanks for trying to help me, and I will say that Hunt your suggestion gave me some ideas that have helped me find - so thanks for that!

• First Elements 8 - export part of a file time

  Imported only VHS movies in first Elements 8 one hour video. I would just point out specific, such segments that minutes 4-8 and export to a new avi file. After that, I might want to export minutes 12-20, etc.

  So far I got a cut and delete everything except what I save, save this file, and then import the original file again in the first and cut and remove everything except what I want on the next file.

  Looks that way back when, I was able to save the different segments of a file open, but not sure.

  Any help would be appreciated. Tried to ask adobe when searching for answers on the first 8 crashing so, no problems with 7, but they refered me to Adobe.TV, where I found no answers. Maybe in the tutorial, but not able to find it.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  In general, I think you want to set the working area of PE chronology bar more only minutes that you want to export and then export it by specifying only the current work area bar is to be exported.  However, for more details on version 8 and any other relevant factors, it will be better if you post your question on the forum specific to Premiere Elements to

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements

• First Elements 14 - publish/share for iPhone

  I just first elements 11 who had a choice of device called "mobile phones and readers' and presets slot for Apple iPhone... etc. These presets product suitably small files for use on an iPhone. They are missing in version 14. The smallest available device preset mobile is 1280 x 720 and produces huge files for an iPhone. You can share the settings for a custom preset that you created which produces a file size in the neighborhoof 9000 kb per minute?

  1280 x 720 is not at all too big for an iPhone. In fact, it's kind of the ideal size for a mobile device.

  As I showed you in my book on Amazon, you a video output for a phone or mobile device using Export & devices part, Mobile Device with HD 1080 or 720 HD resolution. This will produce an optimized MP4.

• Why is it not my Adobe first Elements 9 video full screen?

  Okay, so I turned my video in full screen HD, and when I export, the quality is poor and he is half of the screen. I had no idea when I started of what settings choose, this is probably the problem. But now, deseperately I hope someone tells me there is something to do, because I have worked on this project for 3 years now and I can't start over again.

  The project settings is DV NTSC.

  The videos that I use are in. MTS and. MOV

  I don't know what information you need, but do not hesitate to ask.

  MrJoshameeGibbs

  MrJoshameeGibbs

  Officially you can not change the settings for this project when it was established. Of all that has been written, you seem to have the project settings for both 16:9 4:3 source files.

  The hope would be to amend the preset to NTSC DV Standard NTSC DV widescreen or another preset 16:9 project.

  But I wrote it on a way to make this change in some cases when editing the document in Notepad the saved closed Premiere Elements project file (.prel).

  But this document in Notepad for editing can be difficult if you have not done before.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE11: changing settings of project without starting a new project

  Note: NTSC DV Standard and NTSC DV widescreen have the same image size 720 x 480. The difference is that the screen has a 16:9 flag that extends from 872 x 480 to display video after encoding. You can tell them apart in the properties - the standard has a pixel aspect ratio = 0.9091 and the big screen has a pixel aspect ratio = 1.2121.

  
  

  As a desperate gesture, I wonder if we could take the export of 16:9 (which features with black borders) in a project of Premiere Elements for NTSC DV widescreen. Scale and the installation video then just to fill space in Edit mode monitor. Then export them with a choice of 16:9 export. This may seem a bit zoomed in, but it could be a way to save what you have.

  Consider, let me know if you understand the comments. I'm going to re - write here where necessary.

  Thank you.

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• How do you export a first pro CC project directly on the disc DVD-R to the point Windows 8.1

  I was helping a friend to produce a video for his mother's funeral using the trial version of first Pro CC.  I want to export it directly to DVD disc, in media encode I choose disc DVD-R to exit and enter a name for the file. I would then export, but it won't burn it directly to disk in a temporary burn folder, I can drag the created file in the drive before it will burn.  I would like to be recognized as a DVD drive and not a data disc.  Can someone advise me please how to do it please that the funeral is at 14:00 today and he currently 4.16 am. I was watching the video tutorials and I'm frustrated.

  Sorry, but you cannot author a dvd-video with the trialversion. You must still CS6 which has no trial.

  Maybe its possible with first elements 13 of the trial, he build a dvd program.

  https://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/TDRC/index.cfm?product=premiere_elements&loc=us

• Importing a .m4v audio is cut at the end first Elements 11

  I have videos that were taken with a Nikon d7100 and file is .m4v (exported since the new Apple app Photos) and when you import this file into first elements 11 the end of audio is shifted.

  I was recording the end of audio performance and the applause because the number of seconds before the video ends in fact.

  It's quite frustrating, I've used this 11 first elements for a few years without and questions.

  (I use a retina Macbook Pro 15 inch running OS X Yosemite)
  

  

  .

  I realize you must export the file in the pictures Apple app as an "original unmodified" and it exported to a .mov file.

• Problem first elements

  I've added several elements in a video project.  I decided to delete the last item.  I can't delete the beginning of the video clip form.  When I preview the it, it stops at the first frame of the clip removed.

  Why is this happening?  I can solve this problem?

  Mary Lou

  Mary Lou

  Thanks for the follow-up.

  With regard to the trial of the 13 items first... all imports in it will have the watermark of Adobe as seen in the edit box monitor.

  1. you can't you get rid of this watermark Adobe from exports of the first 13 items test (either export to the file saved in the computer

  hard drive or burn to disc).

  2. you can get rid of the tattoo Adobe Premiere elements 13 trial of the project file (.prel). For this you need 13 items first purchased.

  a. open the project first elements 13 tryout file recorded in first 13... bought items then chronology Menu/delete rendered files... the Adobe watermark is based on this project.

  or

  b. open Premiere elements project file 13 tryout recorded in first 13 bought items... and then do nothing but continue the project. So we have

  found that just opening the project of tryout in the acquis automatically removes the watermark of Adobe.

  Determine which of the two that works for you.

  There is no guarantee that a project created in an earlier version can be opened in a later version. But you can try. But do this by using a copy of the project file of the previous version. Once the project from the previous file is changed in the second version, you can't go back and change the edited version project subsequent to the previous version.

  Please let us know if you're OK with the above information. If this isn't the case, please do not hesitate to ask questions and seek clarification.

  Thank you.

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• Can I combine different sequences in first elements?

  Can I combine different sequences in first elements? If this is not the case, what is the best way to save and re - import my sequences to a new project without losing image quality?

  I just of started using this program and made a number of different sequences that it seems easier to work with but now realize that I seem to not be able to combine them and fear that I will lose the quality of image if I export and re-import, on a new sequence.

  flixytime

  Thanks for the reply.

  Project 1... If you have imported the source media, 1080 p (1920 x 1080 @ 29.97 progressive frames per second), use the project preset

  NTSC

  DIGITAL SLR

  1080 p

  DSLR 1080 30 p @29.97

  I exported this Timeline content as

  Publish + share

  Computer

  AVCHD

  with presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080 p30

  so I would like to take this export file (1920 x 1080 p 30 as the H.264.mp4) in

  Project 2...

  that is defined for

  NTSC

  DIGITAL SLR

  1080 p

  DSLR 1080 30 p @29.97

  and continue from there to the final destination (export).

  The program is designed where the project preset is automatically set by the program based on the properties of the first file dragged to the timeline.

  Sometimes the program does it right. Sometimes not. When not, and then you set the project preset manually. Please follow the instructions to do this

  at the bottom of the blog following.

  You can check the project under Menu/project settings to change settings/general and readings for the editing timebase Mode, size of the image, Pixel Aspect Ratio (even if the fields appear dimmed).

  If you do not know the properties of the source media, please tell us the brand/model/parameters of the camera that records video, and we will try to understand the video properties of this information.

  Please read the above. Any questions, please ask. If one of my assumptions are not correct, please let me know and I'll amend my instructions accordingly.

  Thank you.

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• First Elements 11: Obtained a m2v instead of mpeg file, and there is no audio data

  I made a video first elements 11 off by using the "share" feature and wanted him to be a Mpeg-2 or Mpeg-4.  What I got was 5 different .ac3, .m2v, files. mpg.xmpses_Audio, mpg.xmpses_Video, and .mpg.

  The .mpg file is zero byte and I get a Windows error if I try to read what says "Windows Media Player cannot play the file.  The player might not support the file type or does not support the codec used to compress the file. »

  
  

  There is no audio when I try to read the .m2v file.

  What should I do next?  I need this file to end up like an Mpeg

  Thank you

  toddtamcsin

  Thanks for the information.

  If you have a DVD drive that is labeled 4.7 GB / 120 minutes, then space and Bitrate readings tell you that you have

  too much on the drive to get the best quality result. Want to see a required space = less than 4.38 GB with a Bitrate of 8,00 Mbit/s to

  get the best quality. This 6.27 Mbps Bitrate said you that the program, in order to make made it, lowered the baud rate to reduce the size of the file

  to make the adjustment. However, in the descent to the low rate of 8,00 Mbps (max), the quality gradually decreases until the program can not lower it

  no more. Then you get insufficient space message.

  All that being said

  a. If the quality of the burning to disc seems acceptable to you under these DVD-R 4.7 GB / 120 minutes condition, go with it.

  (b) if not, then use a DVD layer distinguished Double sided disc that comes marked 8.5 GB / 240 minutes.

  The group to which you send your DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc did not specify the type of disc. For example, you may have to contact for confirmation

  the requirement of disk beyond "DVD.

  Just to remind... When you burn it to disc in Premiere Elements, your product is DVD-VIDEO to DVD disc. If you explore the contents of the disc, you

  will find two files. -a named OpenDVD and other VIDEO_TS.  Your video files (MPEG2. VOB) and the rest of the files are files that make up the DVD VIDEO structure in the VIDEO_TS folder.

  With your MPEG2.mpg is the file size estimated when you're in the box publish + share/computer/MPEG. File size estimated for export and the duration of export must appear at the bottom of the dialog box export, just above and to the left of the back and save buttons here.

  

  When I took this screenshot, I had nothing on the timeline, so the file size: 0.00 B and duration: 0.00 Sec.

  We could talk a DVD 2 disc (split content into 2 discs 4.7 GB / 120 minutes), the value of video compression alternative so you can know if other

  MPEG2 video compression is acceptable - and how strict the requirement is of type of media on which is placed the format - DVD 4.7 GB / 120 minutes, DVD 8.5 GB / 240 minutes, or a USB Flash drive that can have higher capacities.

  Please let me know if you're OK with the details.

  Thank you.

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• With the help of first elements 12 for iPhone 5 video, change the publication. MP4 is choppy when the video is moving quickly

  I use first elements 12-day.

  I'm editing iPhone 5 video shot with the following specifications:

  Type: MPEG Movie (.) MOV file extension)

  File size: no more than not not 300 MB

  Image size: 1920 x 1080

  Frame rate: 30.00

  Audio Format: 44100 Hz - compressed - Mono

  Project Audio Format: 44100 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Mono

  Total duration: no more than not not 3 minutes

  Pixel format: 1.0

  Project settings:

  General:

  Editing mode: DSLR

  Time Base: 30.00 FPS

  -Video

  Image size: 1920 1080 horiz Green

  Format of the pixels: Pixels square (1.0)

  Fields: No fields (progressive scan)

  Display format: 30 fps timecode

  -Audio

  Sample rate: 48000 Hz

  Display format: Audio samples

  Capture:

  Capture format: DV

  Video rendering:

  -Previews

  File format: I-Frame only MPEG

  Compressor: MPEG I-Frame

  checked = optimize stills

  If I publish on the desktop and select AVCHD

  choose: MP4 - H264 1920 x 1080 p 30

  File type: H.264

  Image size: 1920 x 1080

  Frequency [fps] of image: 29.97

  Audio: AAC, 160 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo

  File size: 1531,05 MB

  Duration: 6 Min 30,00 s

  The video is choppy, whenever there is a moderate movement.

  During the first reading, it is perfectly smooth.

  All I want to do is be able to share this video on youtube, Facebook and watch it again on my computer of relatively high quality, but I'm willing to make compromises in order to get everyone to play smoothly.

  1st quarter) what should I be out this about accomplish what I just said?

  Q2) video must be only like 3 minutes after that installation but there seem to be 3 minutes of black screen at the end. How can I get rid of this black bit at the end?

  cwsteini

  Unless you have the information in front of you, please download and install the video properties MediaInfo reading program to determine the frequency of images or your video frame rates. Cell phone video is often characterized in variable rate which can (not always) create problems to get imported, video audio out of sync...

  MediaInfo - download reviews and free software - CNET Download.com

  Be on guard for any unwanted alongs carry with the MediaInfo. Excellent program, but those carry alongs can be a major nuisance. The reading of this program will tell constant compared to variable rate.

  Also check the display to confirm that you are working with progressive video and not interlaced.

  If variable rate, the next step would be to take video in brake hand and export it as H.264.mp4 with a rate constant, not variable. Use the median between the min and max.

  We will follow to your results.

  Thank you.

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• Problem of proportions with consumer camera and first elements 11

  Hello all - I'm Steve. I'm new here. I always do photography on a pro, digital and analog level, but I'm an absolute with video model... but then, I don't want to not do much, just in a rudimentary way cut some family videos, download, etc.

  However, I can't first elements 11 out of my clips self-portrait in a correct aspect ratio.

  My camera is a consumer-model Canon Legria FS200. I shoot in a resolution of the camera calls XP. The device says there are 16:9, the monitor of the camera shows them as 16:9 and when I use the software (called Pixela Image Mixer) provided with the camera to import clips on the disc, I get mpg files that says Windows Explorer (7) are 720 x 576 pixels, and that VLC player display correctly as screen 16:9 without me having to change its display settings.

  However, at the time where I have import into Premiere Elements, they appear horizontally in a hurry, and I can't go out in any other way, with or without changing them in first.

  I tried to use the recipe given here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/5987538#5987538 , (replacing only NTSC PAL because I'm in Germany), namely, defining the predefined together project manually to PAL/Hard Disk etc. / big screen 48 kHz and check strength parameters of the program. But no matter, first displays the video in compressed form horizontally, with large black bars on the right and left.

  On the side of exports, affecting the output PAL DVD widescreen and the format of the pixels in the output widescreen settings do not help, either. Nor did I can manually force VLC player to view the correct aspect ratio. BTW, audio is perfect throughout.

  It is on that I can see myself get without help. Someone at - it an idea?

  Thank you very much in advance,

  Steve, the Germany

  Interpreter all the clips as big screen then onto the timeline.