Differences between Premiere Elements 8 & 9

Hi,
I am brand new to digital video editing, so this is probably a dopey question. I have successfully (I think!) installed Pre El 9 and Photoshop El 9. As I am finding the programme less than intuitive, I have been looking for help both online and via books. I got what seems like a very helpful book from the library but it is for Pre El 8. In fact, most of what I am finding seems to relate to Pre E 8, or annoyingly flips me into information for Photoshop Elements 9. I am struggling as it is, so I don't want to work through this book and find that big chuncks don't relate to the programme I have. I have emailed Adobe support and all they said was that Pre El 9 is more enhanced in terms of performance. Does that mean that the two programmes look and are used in exactly the same way and its behind the scenes stuff that has been improved or are there extra features in 9? Any help any one can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Eyenar

Try this thread
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/725424
Steve's books also seem to be worth a look.

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Our needs for a video editor are very simple. We need to create simple titles and text overlay to show the name of the speaker and/or topic. A few times we the audio was not recorded on the video camcera but we do have the audio recorded for the event on a separate audio recorder in .WAV format. So we would like to sync up the video with this audio. Can this be done in Adobe Premiere Elements 11?
And in cases where the audio was recorded with video, we would like to increase the gain/volume for the audio or clean up some hum or background noise. Can this be done in Adobe Premiere Elements 11?
That is it, we do not need any special effects or animations etc... Please let me know if Adobe Premiere Elements 11 can help us meet our needs. If there is any other software that would be more suitable please advise.
Thank you!
VS

I cannot speak for CS6. Here are thoughts from a new APE11 user's view:
adobe30022 wrote:
Our needs for a video editor are very simple. We need to create simple titles and text overlay to show the name of the speaker and/or topic.
APE11 provides simplicity and good functionality for this stated need.
we would like to sync up the video with this audio. Can this be done in Adobe Premiere Elements 11?
If your video and audio contain a clap, you can manually sync by sliding the audio peak along the video. The audio wave form will be blanked out when sliding, with a frame counter showing how many whole frames you have moved the audio at each moment, so it is a "drag, stop, compare, drag another frame or two, stop, compare" process that works. (Finer adjustment than whole frames is not possible.) Once the sync is achieved, select both audio and video track and link them. (The stability of the sync over time will depend on the accuracy of the recorder, and can pose a problem in long recordings. )
increase the gain/volume for the audio or clean up some hum or background noise. Can this be done in Adobe Premiere Elements 11?
APE11 allows adjusting the volume levels and also provides level normalization if desired, but more involved audio cleanup such as hiss and hum removal, compression, or auto gain are not available.
Please let me know if Adobe Premiere Elements 11 can help us meet our needs. If there is any other software that would be more suitable please advise.
You should download the APE11 trial to judge for yourself how well it will meet all your needs.

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Dear Sap Guru's
Can someone throw some light on the differences between WBS Element & Internal Order?
Regards,
Amit

Hi Amit,
To understand the difference between WBS Element & Internal Order, i shall take them one after the other.
To understand WBS elements, you need to understand the concept of Project.
Project Definition is the framework within which objects are grouped.
It provides the basis for the Work Breakdown Structure(WBS).
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Objects could be sub-projects, phases of a project, distribution of activities, materials, services, general cost elements, etc.
Projects have a start and a finish date whether long term or short term.
WBS is the hierarchical model of the tasks to be performed in the project. It represents the sub-division of work into manageable components which can be budgeted, planned and controlled.
WBS is the operative basis for the further steps in project planning, e.g. cost planning, scheduling, capacity planning as well as project controlling.
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Networks and Activities
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Networks are also used to generate requisitions of material and services.
On the other hand,
Internal Order
Is an instrument used to monitor costs and, in some instances, the revenues of an organization.
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1. Monitoring the costs of short-term jobs
2. Monitoring the costs and revenues of a specific service
3. Ongoing cost control
Internal orders are divided into the following categories:
1. Overhead orders - For short-term monitoring of the indirect costs arising from jobs. They can also be used for continuous monitoring of subareas of indirect costs. Overhead orders can collect plan and actual costs independently of organizational cost center structures and business processes, enabling continous cost control in the enterprise.
2. Investment orders - Monitor investment costs that can be capitalized and settled to fixed assets.
3. Accrual orders - Monitor period-based accrual between expenses posted in Financial Accounting and accrual costs in Controlling.
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Do not forget to award the points please.
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Difference between WBS element and internal order?

What is the main difference between WBS element number and internal order number?
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Hi,
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check this link also
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/a9/8a853488601e33e10000009b38f83b/frameset.htm
Internal order:
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check this link also
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/a9/ab7f68414111d182b10000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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Premiere pro is the product for professional video editing and Elements is designed for consumer video editing.
You can see what Premiere Elements has to offer here:
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I'll put this posting in the premiere elements community so it is in the right place.
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