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• Problems of reproduction with Windows Media files Format AVCHD.

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  I understand from the information you have provided to us, you can't play as AVCHD file format in Windows 7.

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• First Adobe elements 12 - export ready the chronology of the project, the AVCHD files in a separate folder for burning on Blu Ray disc with other software?

  Hi, can anyone help please.  This is the first time I've used this forum.

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  Is the recipient of this emphasis on mts or m2ts file?

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• No sound/audio in MP4 files

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• Sony NEX - 5N AVCHD files

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• problems with quality vs. file size in export to YouTube 1080 p

  Hello

  I used to use NCH videopad as a Publisher began. He had shocking performance but gives really good quality and small size files.

  That is to say, I could export 1080 p 30 min video of good quality for YouTube in less than 2 GB file size, but Premiere Elements can

  Get anywhere near the same quality, even at 4 GB.

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  corn

  I think that you need to remove temporarily and advanced then refreshed. Then go through the following.

  The first link in your last message does not, but that a second was full of information (really great).

  If this is supposed to represent the output of VideoPad, here's the story.

  1. you have an AVCHD.mp4 file MPEG2.mpg is not. The file is 1920 x 1080 @ a progressive frame.

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  frame rate = 29,888 frames per second

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  First Elements not managed well with the video recorded with a variable rather than a constant rate. Symptoms range from Premiere Elements of audio desynchronization to not being able to import the video at all. The typical remedy is to take video in the free program of brake hand to get the H.264.mp4 with constant frame rate (29.97) model. Then, you take the export of brake hand in Premiere Elements project using first elements add Media/files and folders.

  https://handbrake.fr/

  Also note that VideoPad product export with a low flow, i.e. 7759 Kbps (equivalent to 7.7 Mbps). You were trying for 36 / 50 Mbps in the export of Premiere Elements. It is an explanation of the difference in size of the files that run you in your comparisons of software.

  Since you don't seem to be involved with video MPEG2.mpg, I write what follows for information purposes... What do you do with an xml file if you used the 1080p29.97 HDTV high quality predefined with Publish + share/computer/MPEG? You should get a single file, MPEG2.mpg. If you use one of the presets whose name begins with MPEG2 (interlaced preset who is not progressive), then you will get two files, the video file and a file of information m2t.xmlses. Nothing to do with the xml file. All you want is the video file that will be MPEG2.m2t.

  Right now I'd take that video in Handbrake for 1920 x 1080p29.97, like H.264.mp4, import this file in Premiere Elements, export as a AVCHD.mp4 MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080 p 30, get a core file line with default transmission speeds and, if necessary, start to lower the bitrate to 8 Mbit / s by looking at the quality.

  Please consider.

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  Add on... If you need a how tos tos for handbrake, let me know. It is quick and easy with the adjustment under video tab key.

• Audio does not appear in my AVCHD files

  I'm evaluating Adobe Premier free trial to see if it will be suitable for the mounting of my AVCHD files from a consumer video camera. The files include a band 5.1 sound. When I import in the first, the sound is not found - first treats them as if they have no soundtrack. I don't have this problem with, for example, avi files, and my files have no doubt sound as I hear it in Windows Media Player.

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• Premiere Pro 7.0 - problems with some mp3 files

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