Adobe Encore probleme exportation DVD

Bonjour
J'ai crée 2 diaporamas que j'ai ajouté à mon projet encore. Mais lorsque j'exporte mon projet je perds en qualité.
Si quelqu’un a des astuces sachant que je n'utilise qu'un car du DVD.
Merci d’avance

Il y a moins de 20 minute de vidéo, 1go sur 4 est utiliser lors de l'exportation, j'aimerai pouvoir augmenter la qualité lors de l'exportation pour être au plus près de la qualiter des vidéos de mon projet qui sont en HD.

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Hello dear Encore-forum users ;-)
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Steven,
I agree with Jeff, that Jon's site would be the place to start.
Also, I think that you'll find very little platform bias here. Now, there are probably many more users on PC, as Encore was PC-only for several iterations, until CS3 went X-platform. That said, the only time that Mac really comes up is when its particular OS might cause something in Encore to fail. Many of the questions get answered, with no indication of the platform being made. I think that I can say that in many years here, I have never read a negative comment against either platform. Also, we probe many of the PC OS's, if they are contributing to errors, etc. The vast majority of subscribers here are just professionals, trying to get our (and other user's) Projects out the door. We don't care if you drive up in a Yugo, or in a Bently (no platform references intended - maybe I should say if you drive up in a Maybach, or a Bently).
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I'm wondering if anyone has ever had the experience I'm having and if they might have a solution. I produce a weekly 1 hour music video program for public access cable TV. The show is bicycled to 15 different locations on DVD. I use Adobe Premiere and Encore the capture, edit and burn the completed program to DVD. I recently purchased a DVD duplicator tower (1 to 5 disc) to speed up the time it takes me to make the 15 copies I need. However, I have encountered an issue that I believe is related to Adobe Encore 1.5; when I put the completed master DVD into the duplicator, the duplicator is unable to read the disc. I know the disc (discs - I've tried several different shows on different DVDs with different types of blank DVD brands) is playable in the PC and on several standalone DVD players. Also, we get no complaints from the 15 stations that play our discs. At this time I'm stuck making 1 copy at a time in Encore. I know that the duplicator works as I have been able to test and successfully duplicate other DVDs and CD's that are not copy protected without issue. Has anyone encountered a similar issue? If I need to provide more information let me know?

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I am one of many with troubles creating a blu-ray DVD using Mac software. Sounds like the best way to do this is to do all of the editing in Final cut and create the DVD in Adobe Encore. Is there a way to export to Adobe Encore or should I just create a .mov file and import that to Encore. That way I think I lose the HD quality. I read that I could compress to Blu-ray format in Compressor, but I can only find HD DVD which is different. When I select create a Blu-Ray disc, Compressor won't simply create the file on my computer...it wants the disc to create.
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I am new to Encore. I just want a simple step by step to burn a dvd with my translated norwegian subtitles. I have created a timeline and in preview everything is ok. But my subtitles will nott show when I burn a DVD

Thank you, but that is not the problem. When I open the DVD I created there is no subtitles to show.
Den 8. juni 2013 kl. 00:38 skrev Stan Jones <[email protected]>:
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Adobe Encore DVD Quality

HELP PLEASE!
My friend and I, we do weddings, he as the photographer and am the videographer.
I edit in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and once the video is ready i exported as MPEG2 or H264, Lately I've been using MPEG2 cuz i make a DVD Menu in Adobe Encore CS6
Once i finish the Menu in Photoshop i imported into Encore and i tried so many presets and mothods to have at least 90% of the quality but the dvd menu still low quality.
Tried DVD MPEG2, Blu-Ray MEPG2, Blu-Ray MP4 but nothing
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and 4.7 Gb DVD
Speed 1x
Side: One
Layer Break: Automatic ( I don't know what this it )
Regions : All
I will attached 2 pics.
In full screen the project burned it looks fatal.
LOW QUALITY
HIGH QUALITY

Thanks for your tips John
I edit my menu in DVD MPEG2 but still look terrible I'm not pretty sure if the dvd are bad quality or something else.
I edit my videos in 1920x480 24fps once i export my video in mpeg2-dvd i have low quality cuz transcode form 1 format to another
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Erreur fin gravure dvd générer adobe encore

bonjour,
j'ai un gros problème. je débute avec adobe encore. j'ai réalisé un menu pour un documentaire de 2h que j'ai transformé en mpeg soit m2v. j''aimerais le faire sortir en fichier image ou graver sur dvd. mais au bout de 45 50 minutes arriver à la fin du transcodage. ca s'arrête et ca me fait Error echec. Help me please! j'ai besoin de régler le problème au plus vite vu que je dois graver un grand nombre de commande de dvd de mon documentaire.
Merci à vous d'avance.
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hello,
I have a big problem. I started with adobe encore. I made a menu for a 2-hour documentary that I turned into mpeg or m2v. j'' would make it out as an image file or burn to DVD. but after 45 50 minutes to reach the end of transcoding. AC stops and it makes me Error failure. Help me please! I need to resolve the problem as soon as possible because I have to burn a lot of dvd drive of my documentary.
Thank you to you in advance
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Bonjour Jacout, Dévérouiller un fond de menu avec photoshop n'est pas pas compliqué , tu n'as donc certainement pas fait d'erreur. Si tu veux que quelqu'un regarde ton fichier .psd, je veux bien le faire. Ceci dit , je n'ai jamais cru la version d'Adobe concernant l'abandon d'Encore suite à une possible disparition des médias physiques. Je partage tes regrets et je suis même un peu indigné de voir Adobe "demander" à ses clients d'aller voir ailleurs alorsqu'ils ont choisi une suite Adobe en partie à cause de l'intégration de tous les logiciels nécessaires à leur Job ou Hobby y compris Encore. C'est un peu comme si Mercédes proposait demain une modèle en disant à ses clients pour les sièges des passagers adressez vous à la concurrencence. Andres

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You might want to post your version when you ask a question
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Create an ISO (Encore) or folder on your hard drive (Encore or Premiere Elements) and then use the FREE http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download to write files or folders or ISO to disc (send the author a PayPal donation if you like his program)
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Hi,
I got this message after importing about ten or so H.264 files that I encoded from Adobe media encoder. "adobe encore the software that's used to decode the media is not available on this system. installing the correct decoders for the file you are working with may help correct the problem."
The files we're shot with HD cameras. Edited in Premiere Pro CS3. I installed the update 3.0.1 with still the same error.
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Hi Hunt,
       Here is the skinny. A window base PC. footage shot with HD sony HD cameras, Project imported to Premiere CS3. Once completed sent file to Adobe media encoder and render them as H.264 widescreen high Quality. Imported them to Adobe Encore CS3. After about ten files or so. I got the error message. Did all the basic trouble shoot like restarting the computer, got latest patch. Even build a new test project with the same problem.
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