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• ATER-exporters (edition) a project worked in first elements 12 the effects of the output file / published are out of alignment.  In this case, it is my personal video.  12 PE inside it shows that it is perfectly centered buy after the publication of this.

  FYI - the added effects were in the corners and cultures...

  

  

  JCoult

  I could have caught the heart of the problem, perhaps not, but...

  You mention the corresponding project and preset and media at 720 x 480, but it's as 720 x 480 NTSC DV Standard or NTSC DV widescreen?

  NTSC DV Standard and NTSC DV widescreen have the same frame size, i.e., 720 x 480. However, with NTSC DV widescreen, extends the 16:9 flag

  the 720 x 480 at about 856 x 480 pixels for display after encoding.

  If you have selected and matched at 720 x 480, 4:3, then your preset Windows Media is off since you selected to export for screen 16:9 wide instead of one

  4:3 standard.

  But let us determine if this is what you were doing.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• 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)
  

  

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

• Problems with DV Type 2 AVI audio first elements 11

  Please see the screen two screenshots below.  G - Spot says that my video is DV Type 2 AVI first elements 11 supposedly handles well.  G - Spot says that both the appropriate audio and video codecs are available on my PC Windows 7 x 64.  Home Concept DV codec is installed.  The camera was a Sony Handycam 2000 vintage and the video captured by Firewire.

  When I load the clip into 11 elements, the audio is compressed in length compared to the video.  I get about 11 seconds of high slope Ramage and then no sound for the rest of my second clip 67.  You can see the audio profile flatten after 11 seconds in the timeline view.  I notice that audio for elements is 48000 sample rate, and my video is 44100.  If there is a problem I don't know how to solve this problem in the elements.

  The video plays fine, audio and video synchronized correctly in Windows Media Player and video creator AVS.

  I am able to use AVS Video Creator to strip the audio clip, output to a .wav file and use it to replace the audio track in the elements. However, I have hundreds of clips to be changed; This method causes significant brain damage.

  Is there something I can do to get the first of 11 items to treat her correctly?

  

  Welcome to the forum.

  Unfortunately, you have posted on the Forum Pro first.

  I will pass your message on the Forum first elements, where you will get quick assistance.

  Good luck

  Hunt

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• Studio 1735 and Adobe first Elements - error CODEC Audio IDT high definition

  Receive the error code in Adobe first Elements on my Studio 1735 trying to read the video capture.  Error is FFA-8-000 D; also says "failed to read.  The audio system does not appear to meet.  Maybe the card does not support full duplex mode.

  Any ideas or suggestions?  My sound card does not "full duplex"?  And if not, should I all options to update so it will be?

  Thank you.

  
  

• If I film an audio recording in the Panel Assembly first elements 13 object crashes

  I recorded a short narrative and attempted to adjust the positioning of it in my video. Three times but now when I did so first elements 13 accidents. I've attached a screenshot of the message that it is for me.

  I use Windows 8.1 Pro completely up to date.

  

  NatalieJackman

  Have you updated 13 to 13.1 still using Help Menu/updates to date of the open project? If this isn't the case, please do so that we can go further in the case.

  In your reply, please indicate if the same thing happens if you work in the flesh live instead of working space Expert.

  Can I assume that narrative was created using the tool of Narration 13 items first? What happens if you create clip of narration as in Audacity wav file and then import this file wav in first 13 items with add media files and files/projects for which assets you do drag the wav on a numbered audio track, see what happens and take it to the way of the narrative, see what happens.

  Audacity: Audio Editor free and recorder

  Do you have any other problem with the program? Audio can be just part of a larger problem or just an audio problem.

  How much work have you done in the program Narration track when you add narration and try to reposition it? If you leave it in the position of the indicator of the timeline where it was created with the Narration tool, can you continue the project without problems?

  Please review and consider, and then we can decide what then.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Adobe Premiere Elements 13 - DVD Audio output

  Adobe Premiere éléments 13 can create DVDs with 5.1 surround sound, or it will convert my simple stereo surround soundtracks such as items 11 ?

  Hello

  First 13 elements converts also the audio in stereo when exporting to DVD

  Kind regards
  Team first Elements

• 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.

  RTA

• First Elements 7 Audio help

  I'm working on a video project in first Elements 7. After starting to get the hang of it (this is my first time using the program), things went very well. I was manually putting upward brands menu, when I came across a video section that had no audio data. This part has been about an hour and the video up to this point has been perfectly fine. The silent part takes about 15 minutes and then the remaining 45 minutes have audio but it is badly out of sync with the video. I tried to restart the project and re - download video for the program again, but it did not help. I know that this isn't a problem with the video because I've worked with her before and just tested in iTunes and Quicktime and it works perfectly well with these programs.

  Does anyone have an idea what could be the problem and how to fix it? Audio problems would carry on the DVD if I burn with the video as it is? Thank you.

  It could be related to the type of video that you use for this segment. What kind of camcorder does this come from and how did you in your computer?

  If there is no audio waveform at all, it could be that you did not comply completely with the video file or the program to generate the files needed audio Ridge. It is a process, the program passes through each time you add new clips to your project, and you can watch the progress in the lower right of the program.

• How to combine audio tracks in first Elements 7?

  My audio cable went wrong whiel film a program & I only audio on a track. Is it possible to combine titles in first Elements 7?

  Thank you

  If you have a clean signal on a channel, and the other is empty, you can use the Audio effect > fill left or right to fill, to return to two channels. Note, this will be 2 channel stereo and mono right, but will sound very similar, just, without separation.

  Now, if you have no clean channel, but one problem with the other (poor Audio), I take the Audio portion of your file in an Audio editor like Audacity and strip the wrong channel, and then simply duplicate the right channel to replace. That's basically what fill left, etc., but if you have bad Audio, you will want to clean first.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• First CC 2015 - 'no audio output channel valid for found a reading. Please check audio hardware preferences. »

  I just updated from CC 2014v2 until 2015.

  When I open any project or create a new and import any media type - I get a yellow warning at the bottom of the display window showing 'no audio output channel valid for found a reading. Please check audio hardware preferences. "When you press Play, no sound plays and the read head does not move.

  Here is my audio hardware preferences - Realtek is my only option. Everything was going well in 2014 CC this afternoon and I have CS6 installed, which opens and reads the clips and audio without problems while listing the Realtek as the output device.

  

  HP Z820 - Windows 7 64 bit - 128 GB of ram. Adobe apps and system to this day.

  I could solve this problem by removing all plug-in in the directory "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore", which fixed the problem, then replacing them in batches until the returned error.  In this case, it was an outdated version of an addon Bluefish444.

• First Elements 9 - output video does not not in the source frame size

  I am using first Elements 9. My source of the layer film is 1080i 1920 x 1080. During the edition I have no problems at all, all lines upward. The video is 38 minutes. I use the SHARING option and the subset of the COMPUTER, with a custom preset to export for a bandwidth limited distribution of data (< 800 Kbps). The end result is a 38 minutes long video that's a little more than 150MB in size. He reads very well, quality is what I expected it to be for this size, but here's the question...

  There are 2 black vertical stripes on the right and left edges of playback. The original video is very good, these bands are actually add on. The edition size of the image and the export frame size is 640 x 360, which I believe is close to the default size of youtube. It feels like the exported video allows more like 720 x 360, and to compensate for this loss of space, it makes the area on the left and right of the video, that when editing, has been hidden. So what we get is this "behind the scenes" areas where I can see titles fly in and out that normally you shouldn't see, etc..

  In addition, some images were objects that are part of the schedule, shifted to the right or left by almost 100px.

  That's where I'm looking for any help / suggestions you have.

  Thank you

  To make sure that I'm following correctly, you are importing 1920 x 1080 videos with square pixels, BY - 1.0, in a 640 x 360 project, with a NORMAL non-recognition. Is this correct?

  The edition size of the image and the export frame size is 640 x 360, which I believe is close to the default size of youtube.

  How you handle the HD less than SD down-rezzing?

  Whence the image size of 640 x 360?

  Maybe I'm just confused, and something happens?

  Good luck

  Hunt

• 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.

• First elements 11 does not support variable rate? How can I fix it?

  Hello!   Is there a known workaround solution to work with variable frame rate video in first 11 elements?    Is there anything within the elements of first I can adjust to fix audio sync problems that I keep running into when working with variable frame rates?    Everything coming soon in a new version at this address?   Help, please!

  Thank you

  I download the free utility, MediaInfo and run one of the output through her files. The list of all specifications. of this file.

  http://MediaArea.NET/en/MediaInfo

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Question of fundamental change first Elements 7 for DV

  Hi all

  I have PE7, a quad-core Q6600 and Windows 7 64-bit.

  I captured about 6 hours of Standard definition a film DV 16:9 of the church ceremony.  Video was taken of an old Pana PV-GS320.

  The Church wants a dynamic video to be produced from the captured sequences (60 minutes more than in length).  I intend to do a lot of different effects including semi-transparent overlay video, picture in picture, inserting pictures and audio inputing the video of the ceremony.  The final product will be a standard definition DVD disc.

  I did some research about how the DV is interlaced and output to DVD must be interlaced (unless I am mistaken in this conclusion, let me know).  I also know that doing heavy editing with interlaced images (slowing/speeding up footage, zoom in and out, rotation, several overlay, etc.) may create flicker and "mouse teeth" in the video.  I also searched through these forums and continue to run in HD questions/solutions...  I guess I asking an old question that has probably been answered a long time ago when a DV tape ruled the world.

  QUESTION 1:

  So, if I may ask, in order to obtain the best results, prepare my raw images in PE7 before editing it by (1) deinterlace it? (2) exporting as progressive? (3) both? (4) leave it alone and start to change there? or (5) if I'm missing another option?

  QUESTION 2:

  Also, what the resolution would be preferable to import photos into the project?

  I know that the best way to work with any video must make as small as possible changes to it, but it's inevitable in my case.  No one wants to attend 6 hours of video...

  Thank you very much for reading my questions and I really hope that you have time to answer!  Thanks for any information!  I really appreciate it!

  -141rockwell

  Relax, rockwell. You do all this unnecessarily complicated.

  If you capture your video to DV - AVI via a FireWire connection, you will not get "mouse teeth" in your final product. The program is designed for working with interlaced video and create interlaced DVDs. The results should look almost as good as the original film. You can't damage video with "excessive change.

  Just trust the program to deal with technical issues. You can concentrate on editing.

  In regards to the photos you want to add, you will get the best results if they are not larger than 1000 x 750 pixels in size, by the frequently asked questions to the right of the forum.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/431851?TSTART=30

  Meanwhile, if you are looking for help with the Basic program, be sure to check out my tutorials of basic 8-part training free of charge to the first Elements Muvipix.com support site.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/537685?TSTART=0