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• How to import video from a dvd to edit in first CS4

  I have some old DVD that I created and now do not have files or original projects.  How can I retrieve the video on a DVD to edit first?

  Thank you

  try to drag the vob files from the dvd to your hard drive and you can rename it with an extension "mpg" and then put in the editor.

  PS... as the files are highly compressed mpeg 2. 'display'.to only... they are perhaps not so great for 'Edit'... not intended to be edited... but that's another question

• export to DVD of the first CC Pro

  Hello

  I have the monthly subscription to Adobe and I'm trying to create my first pro DVDs. I send Media encode but it create 2 the m2v and wav files. I see the forum suggests a software called again but I do not see it in one of Adobe applications. So, can I export to DVD using my existing monthly subscription of Adobe applications game? Or do I now have to pay more money to get another software to take these 2 files and create the DVD?

  Thank you

  Amir

  Still is optical disc authoring software made by Adobe. You use the software CD-ROM to take files from media encode and burn a decoder compatible with DVD players disc. Also use software to add disc menus, etc. of CD-ROM creation.

  Still is no longer under active development - but there are always intended for the subscribers of Adobe CC.

  Carefully follow the instructions here:

  How to download and install Adobe Encore CS6

  to download Adobe Encore.

  Your other option is to use the third party CD-ROM creation software.

  MtD

• What are the parameters of video export HD video format DVD.really emphasizing me.my shakes a lot.thank you.

  What are the parameters of video export HD video format DVD.really emphasizing me.my shakes a lot.thank you.

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• Subtitles do not appear when I play my video exported with first Pro CC

  So, I've spent some time cela, but can't seem to get anywhere.  I'm relatively new to Premiere Pro and I created a sequence with captioning.  I tried to export several different ways (Quicktime, H264, etc.).  I was also careful to include a subtitling sidecar file or to incorporate subtitles into the video when you export using Quicktime.  I was also sure that the two files (the film and the SCC file) are in the same place.  I tried different versions of the video exported using Quicktime Player and VLC, but had no chance to get the subtitles to appear.  In Quicktime player I've tried it with active captioning, but this does not seem to make a difference.  In VLC, I tried the Advanced Open option which allows you to select the subtitle file, that you want to load with the film.  Once again, no luck.  I tried to drag / drop the file *. CSC on the movie then it plays.  I tried to select a subtitle track using the drop down below the video.  Once again, no luck.  I tried exporting the file as a .mcc of Premiere Pro and that no longer works.  I even tried to convert the file *. CSC to .srt app file online.

  In any case, I'm stumped.  All I want to do is get my film to play with subtitles with a simple application.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you.

  S. @@

  Sorry, Fritz. It's been a while since I really look to the help page of captioning, and I just assumed that the workflow new legend is covered here. And a second apology because the State of this page is at least partly my fault insofar as I promised our technical editor months ago that I would expand this page.

  You don't do something wrong when it comes to set the start and end for legend blocks. In the timeline panel, legend titles are basically only display. The apparent handles are really just indicators; they are not interactive. I think it's our road map to make them interactive, but I have no idea wherever improvement is in the order of precedence.

  I'm not sure what you mean about "each caption track block [being] limited to a little more than 30 seconds. If there is a maximum of a clip of the legend, it is probably 12 or 24 hours. I have worked with many that are more than an hour. With respect to the individual legend within clip blocks, my memory has grown blurred in the months since I worked on the feature, but I think that the program does not impose a limit on the duration, you can give a block. However, there may be a limit on how long a given legend block will be actually are displayed. I thought the limit was 15 seconds, but I just did a test with blocks of 10, 20 and 40 seconds, and each of them had completely given duration in the encoded output. Maybe the limit that I think is a specific standard... Come Monday, I'll have to check with colleagues who remained close to all of the features.

  Note that if you add a caption element in a sequence until you have finished adding blocks, then you will need to cut the clip after increasing its duration by adding blocks.

  Finally, although the first creation of the legends from scratch media feature set was designed mainly to import captions created in a tool of creation of third party and, if necessary, revise the content and control the synchronization.

• What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

  Under the H.264 are several presets for ipad.

  Experiment with those.

  http://www.Apple.com/iPad/specs/

  Looks like me 720 p is the largest export format.

• Several video projects on DVD

  Compressor Ver 4.2.2 have the ability to burn two or more FCP video projects on DVD, assuming that there is enough space?

  Compressor Ver 4.2.2 allows to burn a DVD with video to iMovie?

  I have an iMac, mid 2011, OS X El Capitan, worm 10.11.4.

  Thank you

  Compressor (like FCP) can only create videos of single track. If you need to do more, then I would combine them into a single FCC schedule. You would copy and paste several chronologies to a master timeline - probably incorporating title clips and chapter markers for easy navigation. (I guess that iMovie can do that too, but I'm not sure). What is certainly true is that you can export a video from iMovie, and then bring to the compressor to create a movie. (This is to combine several videos into iMovie, that I'm not sure of).

  Post back if you have further questions on this.

  Russ

• Troubled video export - CC animate Adobe and Adobe Media Encoder

  After you have created a simple animation in Adobe animate CC, I want to export to a video file. Given that the export will result in one. MOV file, it requires Quicktime.

  But I get messages from the CC animate and Adobe Media Encoder that the file is unusable, see attached screenshots.

  

  

  

  Is it because that I Don t have Quicktime installed on my computer?

  And one more question: as Microsoft announced that Quicktime player is a risk to security, how can we, who uses a Windows platform, use CC animate it s potential, if Quicktime is required as support software?

  Is it perhaps other ways to convert your animation animate CC for a MP4 or other formats, to breast to animate it CC?

  What other software do I need to convert a video animation file?

  Hardware and software:

  HP laptop

  Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise

  Intel Core i7 - 4800MQ CPU 2.70 Ghz

  16 GB memory

  How works the video export is incredible. It can control how the code real time based animations are rendered. It is not surprising that he needs QuickTime to render so well. I think that for now you don't have a choice but to install QuickTime.

  The latest QuickTime Player may have security problems may relate more to XP users. The issue in the news was reported in November and January, Apple released version 7.7.9, to deal with the issues who read as they are the same ones. But this version is not compatible with XP.

  As you are on Windows 7, you can install the 7.7.9 version and be pretty up to date with security patches. If new questions rise, and suppose that Apple do not release a patch, make sure just that QuickTime is not configured to be Media Player by default and not go search the web looking for examples of QuickTIme sequences that are on questionable web sites.

  In your Animate/video workflow, you have no reason to open QuickTime Player itself, or to be sequences QuickTime viewing in a browser, so I'm sure that you'll be safe.

  Another tip, the default export quality is average. If you put this line of code in the first frame of the timeline:

  internship. Quality = "best";

  the video quality will be much better. In addition, putting bitmaps to be lossless and allow smoothing. Even if the SWF from the scene becomes too demanding play, the exported video will be perfect.

• Poor video quality on DVD created by still

  I use Premiere Pro CS6 for editing of video clips in 1280 x 720. I linked the first sequences to still and created the DVD in Encore. I did not flow sequences Media Encoder first but, rather, leave everything still manage transcoding and compression.

  The first video is superb. The video during preview in Encore looks great. But the quality of the video when it is burned on a DVD is ugly. I think that video on the DVD is only standard definition, but the text is still blurry and images are picky and serrated, more than I expected. Is there something else I should do first or to ensure a higher quality DVD?

  Thank you

  Dan

  In case someone else has the same problem and is reading this post, I'll post my solution:

  I tried pretty much all possible combinations. One that works the best for me was to export the first sequences in Media Encoder format MPEG-2 DVD, and with default values for NTSC progressive screen wide high quality.

  However, what struck me most surprised is that, although the video was not good on my computer, it seemed still quite poor light with my DVD on my HD TV.   However, my equipment (TV and DVD) is about 9 years old.  When I played the DVD on DVD player for my daughter and the HDTV, which they bought last year alone, I've seen a dramatic improvement in quality.  Same DVD, just different equipment. Apparently, on older equipment, algorithms that upscale the SD video on a DVD to play on a HDTV are not as good as they are on the latest equipment. At least that's my opinion on the matter.

  So, if you are having quality issues with your DVD try my settings and don't forget to play on newer equipment.

• First batch export

  Is it possible to do an export batch in first? Or is there another solution?  I am preparing several short videos for youtube, and I want my computer to process several projects from one day to the next, rather than wait around my computer to render.

  I downloaded the trial version of CC, and it is not obvious to me, if it's easy or possible.  A forum commented that the latest version of first batch export, but I just downloaded recently and it seems to be an older version of first or it is missing.

  I prefer to buy first and FCPX with compressor, but I need help answering this question.

  
  Thank you
  Matt

  There are therefore two distinct functions at play here:

  1. Export batch:
     1. in CS6.0, Adobe Media Encoder [SOUL] added support for drag / drop several sequences in the project of the body panel to the SOUL queue or a browser of presets.
     2. The workflow that has been explained by James, using the file > export > media path has been added to CC7.1. Besides allowing you to launch export agency, it also added the ability to export batch and footage clips.
  2. Batch encoding.
     When you export from first, the export settings dialog box has two buttons to proceed: export (which encodes 'in progress' using Premiere Pro. When encoding in this way, you can process only one job at a time, and you cannot continue to work on the front end of the encoding) and the queue (which sends the job to the SOUL).
     SOUL supports batch encoding in two dimensions:
     1. You can register several export jobs. SOUL will treat each of them in turn, one job at a time.
     2. You can configure the outputs multiple for a single task (or 'source'), which is convenient if you are going to distribute your video for viewing on various devices. SOUL must then be able to encode all the outputs for a given job at some point (with a few exceptions where parallel encoding introduced problems...)

  So even if you use CS6, you can queue several work in SOUL to deal with from one day to the next.

• Satellite L - nasal sound when you watch videos on line/DVD

  Hello

  I have problems with my sound,
  I'm a stuttering sound more frequently when watching videos online and DVD.

  I tried to go into Device Manager and update my drivers in the right section, but apparently they are up-to-date. Don't really know what to do next!

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Just a few questions:

  -What laptop do you have exactly?
  -What Windows system do you use?
  -Have you tried to recover the laptop back to factory settings?
  -The nasal sound also seems to play mp3 files stored on the HARD drive?
  -When has this issue been published?

• How can I copy video to a DVD on my hard drive in Windows XP?

  Original title: not a wiz here pc... How can I copy video to a DVD on my hard drive... I have windows XP?
  need help please... thank you in advance.

  If the DVD is "not" a commercial copy protected DVD...
  the following steps may be worth a try:

  When you insert the DVD in your DVD player... close
  all the windows that can open and then go to... Start /.
  Computer... right click the icon for the DVD player
  is located in, and then select Explore or open to view the
  Directory of the DVD.

  The files you need from the DVD are the. VOB files.
  You will find them in the VIDEO_TS folder. Copy them
  in a folder on your hard drive. Or you can copy the
  full VIDEO_TS folder.

  First... just try to rename one of the. VOB files to
  . MPG or. AVI and see if it will matter in Movie Maker.
  If import works... drag the file to the timeline and
  Economy/publication it to .wmv or .avi format. Then...
  Re - import new video from .wmv to for editing.
  (Note: in Windows 7 you may be able to import the)
  VOB files in Movie Maker just as they are)

  (FWIW... you can probably play the files renamed
  in Windows Media Player to be sure that VOB
  file to edit)

  If you are unable to import the files they need to be converted
  another .wmv format would be a good choice.

  There are many programs that can do conversions...
  The following freeware is an example...:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Format Factory
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Format_Factory
  (the 'direct link' is faster)
  (the file you want to download is: > FFSetup260.zip<>
  (FWIW... installation..., you can uncheck
  ('all' boxes on the last screen)

  First, you will need to decompress the file or just open the
  Drag FFSetup260.exe out of the folder
  and drop it on your desktop. To install left click.

  Next, after the download and installation of Format
  Factory... you can open the program and
  left click on the toolbar, the "Option" button and
  "Select an output folder to" / apply / OK.
  (this is where you find your files after they)
  are converted)

  Drag and drop your video clips on the main screen...

  Select "all to WMV" / OK...

  Click on... Beginning... in the toolbar...

  That should do it...

  Good luck...

• In Movie Maker 6.0 can a video clip (with mute) be spliced in another video clip so it seems to work with the original sound of the first video?

  Hi, I put a video together for my MOM to 70th and one of her friends has provided a video clip of her playing a classical piece on the piano for several minutes.  I would like to cover this clip with other video sequences (landscapes, etc.) whereas the way piano since the main video track in the background.
  I tried to let fall the piano video file directly in the audio editing panel and then cut a second 20 segment in the video editing and insert a 20 second video (mute) images of landscape. However, the piano audio from the first video stops as soon as the strike chronology inserted piece landscape and picks up again when it ends, even if the audio scenario shows the audio piano continuously?  Am I missing a step or is this not possible?   Thank you very much.

  It should work quite as much as you described in Windows Movie Maker 6.0 (WMM 6.0), then maybe there is a step that is missed.  Let me describe how I could do and see if there's something you overlooked.

  First of all, I assume that you have already imported the clip of piano and your other clips of landscape in your collection then you can drag the there where necessary.  First, drag the piano music to the track Audio / Music in the timeline panel.  Note that if you have your video extended timeline, it will show video, Transition & Audio, but you want to get off- below that, to the Audio / Music , to follow.  At this point if you play your 'film', you should not to see any picture but just to hear the sound of the piano.  You should also only see a waveform on the audio / music.

  Now you can put anything you want on the video track.  Let's start by putting another copy of the original video of piano, but this time on the video track.  If you have developed the video track (to see the Vidéo/Audio/Transition) you will see the video piano and its associated audio waveform.  However, in your case, since you already have the audio separated, you want to cut that his partner.  Right-click on the Audio (attached to the video) track and select Muteor use the menus (Clip > Audio > Mute).

  When you preview the project, you have synchronized video browsing with the original copy of the audio piano.  At the point in the video where you want to replace the video with another piano play, making a split (key M).  Make another split at the end of the section.  It is very import that select you the video track when you add new divisions and you have not also be divide the track Audio / Music .

  Important: You want to make sure this divide the part that has the exact duration as well as landscape images, you want to replace.  So if you have 20 seconds to add, you divide 20 seconds piano images.

  Right-click on the part of piano footage (video track) and choose Remove.  Then, insert the part of sequences of landscape (also on the video track) in its place.  Once again, you will have need put this added sequence muted landscape (Clip > Audio > Mute).

  You should now see and hear the piano play.  Without any change in the audio playback in the preview window should implement the landscape images, then returns to piano images.

  If you find that your project is not behaving correctly after these splits, but are you sure that you have followed these steps, it could be a problem with your video file types.  If in doubt, try to convert all your videos to .wmv format using something like Freemake Video Converter (freemake.com)

  In any case, I hope that you are able to achieve, because it is certainly possible.  Good luck and post back with further questions or information, you can have.

• Add video to a DVD at the library

  I want to add the video to a DVD to my library.  I have an external hard drive that I can use.  Is this possible?  If Yes please give detailed instructions, because I am not very computer

  Two possible methods...
   
  (1) I guess this isn't a step a commercial DVD
  with protection against copying? If_yes_read on...

  * Be aware that the breaking of the protection against copying
  on commercial DVDs is illegal *.

  Insert the DVD into your DVD drive... If AutoPlay or
  Launch of Windows Media Player... just close them.

  Now... to... Start / computer... a click right on the
  icon for the DVD player is in and choose...
  Open or explore... it allows to display the directory
  the DVD.

  Find the VIDEO_TS folder and open it... video
  files have a. Extension VOB.
  Copy them to a folder on your hard drive... it
  Maybe more than VOB files and those with the
  larger sizes of files are probably the ones you need.

  If you rename the. VOB files. AVI or. MPG you
  should be able to play in Windows Media
  Drive.

  Or you can copy the entire VIDEO_TS folder
  on your hard drive. Simply create a new folder with a
  descriptive name to save it in.

  FWIW... the free VLC Media Player can read
  the files directly from the VIDEO_TS folder. Just
  Right click on the VIDEO_TS folder and choose...
  Play with VLC...

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  VLC Media Player
  http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc/
  (works on XP/Vista/7)

   
  ===================================
   
  (2) using the free software Format Factory... you
  can download and convert the video DVD
  a format like WMV, so you can play with
  most any multimedia player... and correct it in film
  Maker.

  * Be aware that the breaking of the protection against copying
  on commercial DVDs is illegal *.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Format Factory (freeware)
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Format_Factory
  (the 'direct link' is faster download)
  (the file you want to download is: > FFSetup290.zip<>
  (FWIW... installation..., you can uncheck
  ('all' boxes on the final screens)
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7)

  First, you will need to decompress the file or just open the
  Drag > FFSetup290.exe< out="" of="" the="">
  and drop it on your desktop. To install left click.

  Next, after the download and installation of Format
  Factory... you can open the program and
  left click on the toolbar, the "Option" button and
  "Select an output folder to" / apply / OK.
  (this is where you find your files after they)
  are converted)

  Insert your DVD into your DVD drive.

  In the left column of Format Factory... go to...
  "ROMA Device\DVD\CD\ISO" / DVD to the video file...

  Open the DVD menu and select the drive
  the DVD is in. The files of the DVD should appear
  in the setting of the output window. Select (check) the
  main feature for the conversion (the one with the longest
  duration will be the actual film)

  Choose the WMV format and the left click the
  Convert button. Back on the main screen, left click
  the Start button.

  Now, all you have to do is wait. It is best if you do not have
  multitasking while video is rendered.

  That's all... Format Factory has many settings
  You can set but this should be enough to help you
  has started.

  Good luck...

• Video clips on DVD

  I'm trying to burn on DVD vidoe clips, but it freezes or comes in saying that I don't have the correct decoding software?  Please help me

  Hello

  ·          What program do you use to burn the files?

  Step 1: You may need to search online for the appropriate or decoder codec and install it.

  See: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Codecs-frequently-asked-questions

  DISCLAIMER of THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Step 2: If you find difficulties to burn the DVD, then follow the steps in the link below:

  Solve problems with creating a DVD-video using Windows DVD creation

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-creating-a-DVD-video-using-Windows-DVD-Maker