Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0: mehrere Videos gleichzeitig Rendern?

Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0: mehrere Videos gleichzeitig Rendern?
Ist es möglich mit Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 mehrere Videos gleichzeitig Renderen zu lassen?
Soweit ich weiß, kann man bei neueren Versionen des Programms die Videos zum Adobe Media Encoder in eine Warteschlange hinzufügen und dann Rendern alle Videos automatisch nacheinander.
Doch ich benötige irgend eine Lösung für Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0.
Für jede Hilfe wäre ich sehr dankbar.

Wrong forum... you need http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premierepro_previous

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