Adobe Premiere Elements 10 chapter limits
Has anything been done recently that allows you to use more than 25 chapters per project in Adobe Premiere Elements 10?
csu1970
As per the discussion to which SG directed you, you do have one perk in your 25 menu marker limit situation in Premiere Elements 10. That is, at least the Premiere Elements 10 stops you from adding the 26th menu marker; whereas, in Premiere Elements 11 you can add menu markers way in excess of 25 only to find out that you only have just 25 menu markers recognized.
ATR
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I HAVE ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 10.
Problem #1 I used to have many options on the "Disc Menu" to set up my DVD.. and now it is very limited..almost no templates.
Problem #2 I try to sign in to my account through Premiere and it will never sign on...just keeps acting like its trying to but never connects. Anyone have any thoughts??JEN-E-FER-FER
With versions earlier than 11, there is no more Sign In. If you get any message to that effect, ignore and cancel out of them. You should be able to move forward to your import, editing, and exports using the program nonetheless.
As for the disc menus, those marked photoshop.com plus members only are no longer available to you in versions of Premiere Elements earlier than 11. You may see the thumbnails for those members only items, but they are no longer available to you in Premiere Elements earlier than 10.
Interestingly, many of them are found in Premiere Elements 11, 12, and 13 as part of the program with no need to purchase them or have any special membership in anything. Adobe has promoted Adobe Revel as a replacement for photoshop.com, but that has no impact on this disc menus issue.
This all has to do with Adobe discontinuing photoshop.com and photoshop.com plus et al.
If you need to download regular disc menus for Premiere Elements 10, please review the following
ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE 7, 8, 9,10: Content Download
Bottom lines:
1. No more Sign In for Premiere Elements 10
2. No access to photoshop.com plus (members only) disc menus
Any questions or need clarification on anything written, please do not hesitate to ask.
Thank you.
ATR -
Problem with Adobe Premiere Elements 11
Hello
Need your advice .
Problem Description:
Adobe Premiere Elements 11 (BOX)
After adding any the timeline material ( pictures or music or video) , 2-3 seconds hanging.
Then closes without any notification.
This program gave me a friend, not for need. He used it to me.
By not knowing at first I installed a Pr, and then my friend temporarily deactivate the license .
In the "Help" menu is available only " Deactivate" ...
It is a problem with the activation or something else?
Hardware:
Operating system Windows XP 32bit sp3
3GB RAM
Processor Intel Q8300 ( 4 cores )
motherboard Asus P5P41TD
video card nVidia GT220 - Latest drivers
Direct X 9.0c
Software:
last QuickTime
microsoft visual c + + 2008 redistributable
microsoft visual c + + 2010 redistributable
net framework 4
net framework 3.5
net framework 3.5 language pack
k-lite codec pack full
Help please .-What model of camcordder is your video coming from and what format and resolution is it?
I tried to add a video with the two devices.
Samsung HMX-H300
Video settings added to the project:
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280x720 50fps 12009kbps [V:
HMX-H300 [eng] (h264 main L4.1, yuv420p, 1280x720, 12009 kb / s)]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo 127kbps [A:
HMX-H300 [eng] (aac, 48000 Hz, stereo, 127 kb / s)]
Used settings:
PAL-AVCHD-AVCHD LITE 720p50
The same thing happens and another video.
Sony DSC-H5
Video settings:
Video: MPEG1 Video 640x480 30fps 104857kbps [V: mpeg1video, yuv420p, 640x480, 104857 kb / s]
Audio: MPEG Audio 32000Hz mono 64kbps [A: mp2, 32000 Hz, mono, 64 kb / s]
Used settings:
DSLR-480p-DSLR 640x480p50
the same result.
-How did you get the video from this camcorder to your computer?
Files are copied to the flash card to the HDD.
-Have you ensured that a video clip from this camcorder is the first clip on your timeline so that the program can match its project settings to your video specs?
Yes. Video clip from this camcorder is the first clip in the timeline.
Parameters of the project and the video above.
-When your project settings match your video specs, you will NOT see a yellow orange line along the top of the timeline, above your video clips, in Expert mode. Is this the case with your project?
No. I suspect that the problem occurs in the video is displayed on the timeline.
Because the assets of the project and put the video thumbnail is displayed on this video.
at the time of the drop on the timeline displays only rectangular frame that meets the duration of the video itself. let go of the mouse button. Displays only the blue rectangle.
Thumbnails of the first and last frames do not appear. takes 2-3 seconds and Pr closed.
I believe that until you see the yellow line is not reached.
-Have you ensured that any photos you use are sized to no larger than 2000x1500 pixels in size?
Yes, size is not more than 2000x1500
- You're using a somewhat antiquated 32-bit operating system that can make limited use of your RAM load (which may explain why you only have 3 gigs of RAM), so you'll need to optimize your workflow by matching project settings to your video as closely as possible in order for the program to work effectively and stably.
yes, you're right. need to upgrade to 64bit. so I put 4GB of RAM, but I can not install 64bit Vindovs. no time. and available only 3.25 GB.
I would add, I hope it will help isolate the problem.
I've been tracking work in process monitor Pr. the very moment when it closes when you move the video on the timeline.
begins after the closing lines
Registry
RegOpenKey
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\ContentAnalysisData.dll
Before doing so, refer to
File System
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\Premiere Elements\11.0\Online\DVD Templates\All_Lang\General\(A) Fun\it_IT_FUN_PAL_S_SM_OUTPUT_s_prv_sm.png
and the like ...
I turned drvatson. now the error appears as a window.
System disk, and on which stands Pr error checking. there are no errors.drive on which stands Pr error checking. There are no errors. -
Adobe Premiere Elements 7 With Worthless Error Messages.
I have been a programmer since 1984, and if I saw a programmer in my team wrote these worthless error messages, I would go into my office and kill myself.
I Googled them, and I found them discussed; but the responses were of no use to me, mostly.
1. The error message I got that brought me to the edge of a cliff is: "Sorry, a serious error has occurred that require Adobe Premiere Elements to shutdown. We will attempt to save your current project."
Then it crashed.
When I was taking Operating Systems in my computer science class, a crash means you will get no more than 60 (out of 100). At IBM, a crash is always a SEVerity 1 issue. There is no way around it. Crash means the program is worthless.
I Googled it, and Adobe suggested it could be some drivers using virtual audio. I uninstalled everything I could find, and this problem is not going away. I looked at the sound device configuration, and it's using physical audio, not virtual audio.
I uninstalled Premiere Elements 7 five times and reinstalled them. They still failed. Finally, I reinstalled it at a different location, and it managed to "Found default catalog. Trying to open the default catalog." Then crashed.
If I wanted to use the default catalog, I would have said so. If I knew where they are, I would have set them on fire.
Anyway, I have a project due this afternoon, and I am stuck with these worthless Adobe Premiere Elements 7 error messages. No wonder Steve Jobs banned Adobe Flash. They are pretty worthless.
Sorry I am so upset, because none of you need to read my frustration; but I am up to my neck with Adobe. Once I get my project done, and I am switching to SONY Vegas.
But, for now, would someone tell me how to get rid of these problems so I can get the video edited? Thank you.I noticed these errors were reported years ago, and Adobe has done NOTHING to improve it.
Go back to my little list of how problems, crashes and errors sort out. That was how it was way back with Premiere programs, and how it still sorts out.
Even the patch for PrE 8 was mainly to get it functioning with nVidia and ATI graphics cards. Yes, those "fixes" probably straddle the line between Bugs and system, with a nod towards Bugs. I know that Adobe takes their Bugs very seriously, and work overtime trying to find fixes for those, that do exist. Though it took a bit of time, as they gathered info, still Adobe had a patch, and that is rare for PrElements, due to the normal lifespan of that program.
I provide some of the same answers today, that I did years ago, to fix the problems. In nearly every case, things sort out per that list. As "system" is both #1 and is also by far the largest segment of causes, that is where I begin looking. With PC's, there are myriad configurations, and most are not suited for video editing. Too many load up their e-machine and expect to edit HD material. Obviously, that is not the case here, but there could still be equipment incompatibilities, or just some tweaking needed. I see similar in the PrPro forum, as the Mac-users put the program on their MacBook Pros, with one tiny HDD, and a very weak CPU, and things go horribly wrong. If PrE was ported for the Mac, we'd have the same issues here. Usually, my first question will be about the I/O sub-system, i.e. the HDD's, their size, speed, free space, controller type and how they are allocated. Video editing is highly I/O intensive, and most computers are not even close to being able to efficiently handle it. I recommend a minimum of 3x SATA, physical HDD's, and suggest that they be setup to spread the I/O workload over all three. Some manage with a 2x I/O, but that is below MY minimum, and is the real minimum from Adobe. A single HDD I/O is just going to cause bottlenecks, and there is no way around that.
Once, it was more the domain of the PC, that one had system issues, as Mac's were so limited and controlled. Now, as they have gained the ability to expand beyond the absolute control of Apple, those users are finding out that systems DO matter.
Notice #2 - Assets. Not all AV material is meant to be edited. Some, like AVCHD (a consumer format) will require a pro-level computer, just to get smooth playback! The second most common issue is trying to edit material that has something like the Xvid, or DivX CODEC.
Number 3 - Project, is very important too. One must match their Project Preset to their source footage. If not, then there will be problems. The failure to do this match is one of the biggest causes of issues, though usually not crashes, or hangs.
Number 4 - OE, is when a user decides to push a button, and expects something else to happen, and often because that's how it worked in another program. Many argue with me that #2 and #3 are OE too, but I am much more lenient, than they are.
Then, there ARE the Bugs. PrPro CS4 had a bunch. CS4.1 fixed a few, but broke some other things. It was not until CS4.2, that things got corrected, mostly, with that version. Then, CS5 hit, and seems quite good, but has a few Bugs too. Some were left over from CS4. A new update for CS5 is coming, and soon. Will it also fix those lingering Bugs? Only time will tell. Will it be a perfect program? Doubtful, but I'll bet that it'll be a "better" program.
Think back to when you started programming. You were writing apps. for the majority of the install-base. However, what happened if the user had Extended Memory? What happened if they had Expanded Memory? What happened if they had both, and a software manager to handle those? Most still had 640KB. By that time, I had 2GB, though my MoBo could only handle 1GB with the managers. How could you write for me? I was 1:1000000, or maybe even less. I had to do my programming on the fly, and often had boot discs for different programs. It's not that much different now, except that I would not be such a rarity any more, but hardly mainstream.
I'll bet that we can sort much out, by tackling the "Big 3," and then working down, if necessary.
I like doing test Projects, keeping things simple, and testing as we make them more complex. That helps isolate the issues in most cases. In another thread, the poor user says that all Project Presets, all formats and all Export setting yield issues. My first thought is to isolate on one Project Preset, one set of Assets, and see if it's a system issue.
Sometimes it's easy, and that is good, 'cause the user gets to editing and not fritzing so much. Just nailed one in Encore, but the poster gave me all the data necessary, and my memory did not fail me (maybe it was not "wine-thirty yet?). One post, and one correct answer. Life is good. Sometimes, it takes days, and many posts, to narrow things down. In but a few, there is an answer. In those (like the PGC error in Encore) one never does really solve the issue, and the only hope is to get the OP to start over, do everything by the book, and hope for the best, this time around.
Good luck, and be assured - I do feel your pain. If I have not had one of THOSE error messages, believe me, I have read of them too many times.
Hunt -
Problem encountered with Adobe premiere Element 4 et DVD sony Handicam
I have a sony Handycam DCR/DVD203E . Window Vista edition familiale premium service pack 1 .Adobe Première Elements 4 .
I take 10 rushes of 2 minutes each . I finalised the DVD for importing it on my computer under Adobe Elements 4 .
When i do " add médias " , I only get two files , one called VTS_01_1.VOB which is the total of my 10 rushes but it's only one rush of 20 minutes .I get also an error message " C:\users\Videos\20081125\VIDEO_TS... FORMAT ERROR or file correupted/a component needed is may be not installed .
I shoud get my 10 rushes of 2 minutes instead of one rush of 20 minutes film .Just a few clarifications first. Rushes, are the quick (hence the name rush) optical prints made from cine negative film. Their intention is for viewing, quickly, the results of the previous day's filming. They are not color corrected, or manipulated in any way. They are also not edited, other than being spliced together, take after take, so the crew and decision-makers can see what was captured. These are usually discarded soon after selections are made and decisions are finalized. The original negatives are then cut in the editing process and, when complete, are printed to positive projection stock with color and density corrections. Now, the final output is more often some digital format for commercial distribution.
What we have are 2 min. Clips, in digital capture parlance. However, lets go back a moment to the first paragraph. Just like the negative film stock, this Sony camera shoots to DVD. Just like cine negative, with an editing workflow, something else has to be done. Unlike the negative film stock, the DVD can actually be viewed in an optically correct, albeit unedited, format.
The .VOB files on the DVD are part of the inherent file structure of that medium, the DVD-video and are made up of MPEG-2 (DVD-spec) compressed files with very specific criteria. Unfortunately, the aspects that go into creating an instantly viewable medium, add some problems to doing any editing with it - first there is the structure .VOB, next, the initial compression to MPEG-2. Neither is ideal, if one plans on using an NLE (Non-Linear Editing) workflow. The .VOB structure will have to be converted at some point, and the MPEG-2 compression will have to be decompressed into another format, and most likely, be re-compressed back to MPEG-2, if the final output will go to DVD. Substitute that second MPEG-2 re-compression with Flash, WMV, or whatever, should the intent be streaming media.
Steve has addressed the problem head-on, which is a good way to tackle it. This is intended to just add a bit, to what he has already written, not to correct anything, or change anything.
With the proliferation of more and more non-tape capture devices, i.e. cameras, on the market, one must make a conscious decision, as to what they will ultimately wish to do with the footage captured. While it CAN be edited, with certain limitations, it is first designed to be viewed in its raw form. It handles this last job well - just pop the DVD/mini-DVD into a player and view, or hook the camera directly to the TV (or through other devices attached to the TV) and view. Editing, however, becomes a bit more complex, and needs to be well-thought out, and planned for.
The FAQs, at the top of these pages, go a long way to helping make informed decisions, come editing time. The compromises are outlined pretty well. Yes, there
b WILL
be compromises, as the medium is not designed to be editable in the first place. It is a delivery/viewing medium. This should be a strong consideration, when shopping for a video, or still/video camera. What will I want to do with the material generated by that camera? Do I want to just record and view, or do I want to edit, before the final presentation of the material? If one is here, in the Adobe Premiere Elements (or Premiere Pro) forum, then it is likely that some editing is intended. If one has gone with a tape-based capture device, the editing path is clear - Capture, edit, Export. If one has gone with a HDD (hard drive), DVD, magnetic storage camera, decisions have to be made and some planning must go into the process of editing. Then is the time to learn the proper workflow (will differ dependant on the exact process of capture, that the device uses), and will pay dividends. Learning what compromises will have to be made and how best to keep these to a minimum, will be needed.
The ease, with which these non-tape devices capture the footage, does not belie what lies ahead, should one wish to later edit. They seem so simple - shoot, then view. However, there the simplicity ends. It is later editing, that must be heavily contemplated. These forums, and especially the FAQs (remember, they are at the top of the main pages) are a good place to learn what comes next. The simplicity quickly peels away and a lot of new techniques need to be learned. As Dorothy commented, were not in Kansas anymore, Toto... If one wishes to get good results from the editing of this type of material, they need to be ready to learn. This might also be an instance, where learning by reading (first), is far preferable to learning by doing. It is far less frustrating. One also needs to be ready to dig deeply into their toolbox, which might well contain a lot of extra programs, to accomplish the task, in the best manner. Even for tape-based editing, one can never have enough tools in that toolbox, i.e. 3rd party utilities and programs.
As an aside, I use PEs big brother, Premiere Pro, for my editing. However, I picked up PE as another tool in the process, as it does some things better than big brother does. Never be shy of using the right tools, even if it means that you have to go outside of PE and even Adobe.
Hunt -
Differences between adobe premiere elements 8 and adobe premiere pro cs4
I'm planning to download either adobe premiere elements 8 or adobe premiere pro cs4, but first would like to know their differences in regards to features that best suits me.
I'd recommend posting to the PrE forum, per John's suggestion. The reason for that is you will get more background on PrE there, and few users in the PrPro forum know much about PrE.
In very general terms, here are my observations:
1.) PrPro handles everything by hand, while PrE is a "big-button" program, and much is done automatically, or semi-automatically.
2.) With that hand-work comes great power and PrPro offers so very much more, than does PrE.
3.) Export options are much broader in PrPro.
4.) PrE offers a semi-automatic, limited DVD/BD authoring function, while PrPro comes with Encore, a very versatile full-featured authoring program. Little in Encore is done automatically, but one has so much more control over the Project.
5.) PrPro allows one to edit with Sequences, which can have different types of source footage, one for each Sequence. In PrE, one can only use one type of source footage, or they have to manipulate one, and have the Project set to the other.
If one wants things simple and easy, PrE is the choice, as it has a lot of Presets and does a lot of work behind the scenes, and is a complete package. If one wants control, and does not mind doing things by hand, and using Encore for authoring, then PrPro will allow that control and provide much more power.
Good luck,
Hunt -
If I buy Adobe Premiere Elements, does that give me a 1-year license or is it unlimited?
I want to buy Adobe Premiere Elements, but it is not clear to me if it gives me a 1-year license or if it is unlimited? Different websites give me different information.
jew96
A limiting factor may be the compatibility of a given version with advancing computer operating systems.
Hopefully that should not become a factor for a while.
But, do note that the newly released Premiere Elements 13 is not supported on Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Mac OSX 10.7
like earlier versions.
ATR -
I have Adobe Premiere Elements 7...
I have Adobe Premiere Elements 7. I'm running windows vista home premium with 8 GB of memory. I've used it for years successfully until recently when I try to open it. It stops and reads: Sorry, a serious error has occured that requires Adobe Pre Ele to shut down. We will attempt to save your current project.
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Was the onset of your Premiere Elements 7 problems associated with you going to editing of large high definition projects?
Your 8 GB of memory will not help you out in the way of computer resources when it comes to Premiere Elements 7 on Windows Vista
whether Vista is 32 or 64 bit. Premiere Elements 7 is a 32 bit application that is a 32 bit application in a 32 bit system and runs in the 32 bit
compatibility mode of a 64 bit system. In such a condition, 32 bit system limitations exist - maximum supported installed RAM 4 GB of which 3 GB or less of that are available.
How far into a project do you get before you get the serious error message? What are the properties of your source media? What are you setting as your project preset to match the properties of that source media?
Can we assume that you have the latest version of QuickTime installed on the same computer with Premiere Elements 7, you are running the program as administrator, your video card/graphics card driver version is up to date according to the web site of the manufacturer of the card. Also, determine if
the problem exists with and without the antivirus and firewall(s) disabled.
Please review and consider. Based on your reply, we can plan a troubleshooting strategy.
Thank you.
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Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Smartfix
I am working with APE 7 video and cannot get smartfix to be activated, I cannot find where to use it nor am I getting any dialog box. Here is what I found in the help file...I will run smart tagging, then drag the file over to the sceneline, but no dialog box.
Adobe® Premiere® Elements 8 facilitates auto correction of quality problems in video files that have Smart Tags associated to them. When you add such clips to the Sceneline or Timeline, the SmartFix dialog is displayed. Click Yes to confirm the correction of clips."
Thank you for any help.I don't think there is a smartfix in v7. Searching Adobe Help for 'smartfix' shows only three items, all of which are v8:
Adobe Premiere Elements 8 * SmartFix
... Adobe® Premiere® Elements 8 facilitates auto correction of quality problems in video
files ... such clips to the Sceneline or Timeline, the SmartFix dialog is ...
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/WS2fa0b309bba5bdb1317eb2ff1219b 2790d7-800...
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Using ADOBE ELEMENTS 8 EDITOR PREMIERE
... Page 6. 1 Chapter 1: Getting started with Adobe Premiere Elements ... Working
in Elements Organizer and Adobe Premiere Elements Editor ...
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/premiereelements_8_help.pdf
Adobe Premiere Elements 8 * Working with source clips
... Photoshop Elements Editor. Premiere Elements Editor. Previous; Next. Editing clips.
Working with source clips. ... Edit video frames in Photoshop Elements; SmartFix.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/WS09e4b3c48f3a79fc19b622510385d 4355c-7f14...
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Cheers,
Neale
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Adobe Premiere Elements 11-number of chapters?
How many chapters (chapter markers) can be created in Adobe Premiere Elements 11?
AlfonsMallgan
25.
That includes any combo of main menu markers and scene markers. Stop markers are not in the count.
There is no workaround.
In Premiere Elements 11, the program will let you add as many Timeline markers has you like, BUT you will end up with 25 nonetheless.
We have written about this before.
Any further questions on this please do not hesitate to ask.
Thanks.
ATR -
Adobe Premiere Elements 4 unlock Key
I have the site license for Adobe Premiere Elements 4. Just this year the school upgraded the computers in my room and up until that time I could use Elements 4 to burn the students DVD projects. I now need to use the Elements 4 for this year's projects and cannot get the unlock key for each of the computers I will be using. (Which already had an unlock key number set up) I purchased 1 Adobe Premiere Elements 13 but can only use it on 1 computer. I don't have the finances to purchase for all 12 computers. I would like to be able to get an unlock key number so that we can continue using Elements 4. The Elements 4 worked well for me. The students are familiar with the program because we have used it in the past. I used it in my 3rd, 4th and 5th grade GATE classes to burn their projects.
debbym
This is not Adobe. Rather user to user.
If you have not already, I would suggest that you consult with the school personnel who upgraded the computers about this matter or contact Adobe.
You can try the following link for Adobe Chat Activation who might help you or point you to a Volume Licensing Chat Group. Please try the following link....
Contact Customer Care
Premiere Elements
Adobe ID, Signing In
Adobe ID, Sign In Account Help
Chat Panel
Adobe support is typically for the latest version (which is 13). And, even that is limited to activation matters and orders.
Thank you.
ATR -
Need help with Adobe Premiere Elements 2
I can drag a large high rez jpeg into timeline. Then when I click to playback....it gets more pixelated. That's a bad beginning. Then, when I go to export it, I've tried several extensions. All look bad during playback on YouTube. This should be pretty simple. High quality jpeg, but is fuzzy in movie. What's going wrong?
hi Bill -
ok fine. I have PSDs too. I tried what you said.
I put a PSD right beside a JPEG in the timeline. I rendered it (which I
didn't know to do because the instructions don't even mention it. The
instructions are terrible. Seems it leaves out a lot of info.)
So, then I click PLAY on my monitor. I see no difference between the PSD
and the JPEG yet. So, if I want to put this on YouTube, what's the best way
exactly, without gettting too technical? It looks like I have the choice
between Exporting in Mpeg or Quicktime or Windows Media. I think youtube
likes wmv.
From: Bill Hunt <[email protected]>
To: Tommy Midyette <[email protected]>
Date: 6/3/2010 10:01:24 AM
Subject: need help with Adobe Premiere Elements 2
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When you drag the stills to the Timeline, there should be a red line
above them. Press Enter to Render the Timeline.
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Do not know the particulars of PrE 2, but in later versions, you can
Rt-click on the Program Monitor, and choose Magnification = 100%, rather
than Fit. You might have to resize your Program Monitor, but check at 100%.
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Also remember a few points:
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1.) You are looking at a DVD-quality image now, and that was designed
with low-rez CRT TV's in mind, and NOT hi-rez computer monitors. DVD vs
hi-rez sources and displays is probably less than what VHS vs DVD was, not
that long ago.
2.) You are looking at an emulation, a preview
3.) Your images have already been compressed to JPEG once, loosing
quality. That is why I always work in PSD, especially if there has already
been one JPEG compression, whether in camera, or in the image processing
stage. I keep JPEG either out of my workflow, or as limited, as is
possible. Some do not see the quality loss with JPEG compression, but I do,
and if I can create images that are as good as it gets, I know that my
clients will be happy.
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Good luck,
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Processing Large Files in Adobe Premiere Elements 12
Greetings,
I am trying to process video files that are approximately 500 to 750mb in Adobe Premiere Elements 12. I am running on Windows 7 Home Premium, Intel i5 processor 2300, 8gb DDR3 and Invidia GeForce GT520 Video Card. It is choking so bad I cannot edit my videos at all. Reliable technical support here says that it is the limitations of the software and upgrading my hardware would be next to useless. Can you please clarify, unfortunately Premiere Pro is out of my budget.Lucidity2014
I have gone over your thread again. I do not believe that project settings are at the core of file size being a limitation in your workflow. And, at face value, the format of AVCHD.mov (1920 x 1080 @ 24 progressive frames per second) should be supported by Premiere Elements 12 on Windows 7 64 bit (and you have QuickTime latest version installed on your computer along with Premiere Elements 12).
This is what I would like you to do to demonstrate whether or not, in your situation, the project settings are at the core of your file size limitation issue
1. Open a new Premiere Elements 12 project to the Expert workspace. Go to File Menu/New/Project and Change Settings.
2. In the Change Settings dialog, make sure that the project preset is set to
NTSC
DSLR
1080p
DSLR 1080p24
Before you close out of there, make sure that you have a check mark next to "Force Selected Project Setting on This Project" in the new project dialog which is the last dialog you should see as you exit that area.
3. Then back in the Expert workspace of the project, import your AVCHD.mov (500 to 750 MB/4 minutes 49 seconds) using the program's Add Media/Files and Folders.
a. Do you see an orange line over the Timeline content when it is first dragged to the Timeline?
b. Do the problems exit as before?
Click on Start button. In the Search field above the Start button, type in System Information. In System Information, please tell us what you see for:
Total Physical Memory
Available Physical Memory
Total Virtual Memory
Available Virtual Memory
Page File Space
From you initial report, your installed RAM is supposed to be 8 GB.
Previously you wrote
The filepath is; C:\Users\Brian Ellis\Desktop\GBC Video for the Web\Video Footage
I assumed the free hard drive location would be the same properties as the C: Drive (1.07 TB), but please advise if I should move off the desktop?
Just in case, after you have ruled out the project settings factor, please change the file path so that the file is saved to Libraries/Documents or Libraries/Videos. Then start a new project, go through setting the project preset manually, and then in the project Add Media/Files and Folders from the new hard drive save location (Documents or Videos). Moving forward do you have an external hard drive for video storage?
We will be watching for your progress.
Thank you.
ATR
Add On Comment...To give others a view of the project settings that you have been using for the problem situation, please go to the Edit Menu/Project Settings/General and tell us what is there for Editing Mode, Timebase, Frame Size, and Pixel Aspect Ratio - even if the fields appear to be grayed out. That should answer everyone's questions. -
Does Adobe Premiere Elements Have Video Description & Editing Feature?
Dear Adobe Fans,
Can any Adobe users with experience using Adobe Premiere Elements tell me if you can add descriptions, view or add location metadata to video files? I cannot find a decent place other than my iPhoto library to store movie files and add this kind of information. Sadly, iPhoto cannot be used to import any kind of movie.
I am looking for an alternative video editing app to iMovie. I was wondering if Adobe have video descriptions information. I'd like the ability to add descriptions to my videos like in iPhoto.
Many thanks,
DanielDaniel
Supplemental contribution...
Please see Elements Organizer 13/13.1 Help PDF
https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/elements-organizer_reference.pdf
Chapter 6
Adding Metadata
pages 102 to 117
If there is any consideration for seeing or adding comments about source media within a project....
please check out Premiere Elements Expert workspace Project Assets/Panel Options/View with List and columns of information (can add to columns by right clicking blank space and selecting Edit Columns)....used to be you could add comments there, but no more that I have found
Also, see Markers/Timeline Marker/Set Timeline Marker/Unnumbered
After unnumbered marker is placed at the position of the Timeline Indicator, double click the Timeline unnumbered marker to obtain Marker dialog for comments/info.
I am strictly an Elements Windows user, so I am assuming that the features mentioned are in Premiere Elements Mac as well since I do not see any Windows Only notation for them.
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