Adobe Premier Elements 9 into PowerPoint

how do I embed a video file from Adobe Premier Elements 9 into PowerPoint so both video and sound play?

WarrenR
These are some results that I just generated.
I had a 1920 x 1080 @ 29.97 progressive frames per second (AVCHD.mov with AAC 2 channel audio)
and imported that into Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 with the project preset = NTSC DSLR 1080p DSLR 1080p30 @ 29.97.
I obtained playback (video and audio) in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 for the export of that Timeline, using
Share
Computer
Windows Media
with Presets = Cable Modem, DSR
and with Advanced Button/Video Tab settings looking like
The Average Video Bitrate is not showing in the screenshot. But, for the first run, leave it at 448 Kbps (kilobits per second). When you enter your frame size, you may have to click on the chain link between frame width and height to be able to type 1920 x 1080.
Here you will be using Windows Media Video 9 as the video codec.
Under the Advance Button/Audio Tab, set the audio codec to
Windows Media Audio 10
The audio format will probably be
32 kbps 32 kHz 2 channel 16 bit CBR
As for an .avi version...
Share/Computer/AVI with Presets = DV NTSC Widescreen works but the resolution of the video is going to be 720 x 480 and not 1920 x 1080.
Please give the above a try and see if that works for you.
Recap...my Windows 7 64 bit computer has
QuickTime (latest version) 32 bit version
Windows Media Player Version 12 32 bit
Microsoft PowerPoint 10 64 bit
Looking forward to your results.

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Thank you for your reply.
You cannot burn your high resolution video that you can view on your computer to an AVCHD on DVD disc
that will replay through a regular DVD player. But players are marketed under a variety of names with
different support opportunities. One manufacturer may call its product MultiMedia Player, media player, Blu-ray player,
etc.The bottom line is the specifications for each of the players that are candidates for the playback of
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a. setting up the Premiere Elements project preset to match the properties of the source media. That means, if
you have 1080p source, you (manually) or the project (automatically) set the project preset at
NTSC
DSLR
1080p
DSLR [email protected]
or the PAL counterpart, depending on your region need.
b. if you upload your video to YouTube using the Premiere Elements feature, there is a HD preset, but you cannot
customize it.....if you need customization, then you can export your Timeline to a file...in this example
Publish+Share
Computer
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and then customize the preset under the Advanced Button/Video Tab of that preset. In increase quality, you might look to increase
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Then you would upload that file to YouTube at the YouTube web site.
All of the above are factors that need looking into in order to determine the why for what you wrote
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and it is low quality
Often SD video upscaled to HD can present poorly. But, you are dealing with a HD workflow so that should not be introduced into the matter. The setup of the project and
the properties of the source video are important, but let us start with the above and rule in or out those considerations first.
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ATR

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David Bogie Chq-1 wrote:
Should I output a different file type from Adobe to make it easier for him to import?
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No, it would be easier to give him the camera and let him capture natively.
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Ron
You wrote
I have noted that my installation shows two instances of (Adobe Premier Elements 11 and Adobe Premier Elements) as having been installed at the same time. One is 96 Kb large and the other is 1077 Kb large. Is this normal?
Yes, Normal.
Adobe Premiere Elements 11.exe (95.9 KB) opens first
and
Adobe Premiere Elements.exe (1.05 MB aka 1075 KB) opens second
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Program Files
Adobe
Adobe Premiere Elements 11
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When you install the program, the desktop icon for the program targets the Adobe Premiere Elements 11.exe to open to the Welcome Screen. You can bypass the Welcome Screen by creating a desktop icon for the Adobe Premiere Elements.exe and using the latter to open Premiere Elements each time so that you do not run into the Welcome Screen.
Alternately, you can set the Welcome Screen "On Start Always Launch" = Video Editor.
You wrote
add some info to a picture while making a DVD, save the program then access the button to continue scanning the photos for the next spot in which to add more info.
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a. What are the formats and pixel dimensions of the photos being imported in Premiere Elements project?
b. Not sure what that " ...continue scanning the photos for the next spot to add more info" is all about. Are you going into the Elements Organizer 11 which comes with Premiere Elements 11 and using File Menu/Get Photos and Videos/From Scanner? If so, where do you scan the photos to? How are you importing them into Premiere Elements 11 Expert workspace - Add Media/Files and Folders/Project Assets and to Timeline or something else?
Besides photo formats, pixel dimensions, and computer resources, your workflow sequence of events (maybe some multitasking) may be involved in this freezing (other than you are too fast for the program).
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ATR
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It is important that you read and carry out carefully the "Note: Very Important Instructions" on the web page in order to avoid an Access
Denied message.
Please review and consider and then let us know the outcome when you have time.
Thank you.
ATR

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Hunt
What you just wrote may have revealed the Photoshop Elements Premiere Elements integration consideration. If you have Premiere Elements 11, you need Photoshop Elements 11 for the integration between the programs to produce the DVD version of the Photoshop Elements Slideshow.
All along I was picturing Meyerswalter already in Premiere Elements 11/Publish+Share/Disc/DVD and being told to install Premiere Elements to get the burn to disc accomplished.
But, if Meyerswalter is using Premiere Elements 11 and a non integrated version of Photoshop Elements for this matter, that could very well fit.
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a. What versions of Photoshop Elements are you using with Premiere Elements 11? And, are you in the Photoshop Elements Slideslide Show Editor using the Output of Burn to Disc DVD or Edit with Premiere Elements Editor and getting the load software message somewhere along the line?
b. To prove this point, if you have not already, what happens if you take Photoshop Elements out of the equation. Import some media into Premiere Elements 11 and try to burn to disc from there Publish+Share/Disc/DVD?
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ATR

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You don't edit with Premiere Elements, it is for video processing. Post your question to the Photoshop Elements forum and they will help you out.
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Please remind us on what computer operating system your Premiere Elements 13 is running
Using your own music.....
Yes, with important but.....
Details
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iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format - Apple Support
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Details
As for Premiere Elements narration clips using the its Narration Tool
1. Adobe documentation indicates the USB microphone do not work in Premiere Elements and suggest the use of microphones that connect to the computer via computer jack.
But, there are some scattered cases where the user has found a USB microphone that has worked for him or her.
2. Be sure to check Edit Menu/Preferences/Audio Hardware ASIO settings to assure that Input and Output are enabled.
3. There have been reports (Premiere Elements several versions) where addition of narration using the Narration Tool results in loss of pre-existing
sound on numbered audio track clips and soundtrack.
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4. In my particular Premiere Elements 13 on Windows 8.1 64 bit, I have found that I need to set the Mic Sensitivity all the way to the left to avoid
serious audio distortion.
I have tried to give you an overview to avoid surprises if you have not used the features that you pointed to in your thread question. Please let me know if you need further information.
Thank you.
ATR

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storminjackass
Premiere Elements 12....what computer operating system?
Are you working from a home computer or from a computer which is part of a school or company network?
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