Does Premiere Elements 13 Support 4K video?

Somehow my previous question disappeared. Does this program support 4K to burn to 4K Blu Rays?

351mustang
Both Premiere Elements 12 and 13 have project presets for the video with the resolution of 3840 x 2160 (a 4K resolution) under NTSC only. It also offers
export of the 3840 x 2160 resolution under Publish+Share/Computer/XAVC-S. There is no burn to Blu-ray with any 4K resolution.
Remember, that 4K is a resolution. And, the video codec from manufacturer to manufacturer can vary which impacts the question. The generalization is that
H.264.mp4 4K video is supported by Premiere Elements 12 and 13.
Project Presets, please see NTSC/AVCHD/QFHD choices
Export Opportunity to .mp4 file - please see Publish+Share/Computer/XAVC-S and its presets.
Any questions or need clarification on any of the above, please let us know.
Thank you.
ATR

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I have DVD's of analog videos burned from a 8mm Camcorder recorded in UDF format. Does Premiere Elements support analog video for editing?

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Thanks for what sounds like good news.
I see no need for you to convert those VTS_01_1.VOB files into anything else.
Here is my suggested plan...
a. Download and install the free 30 day tryout of Premiere Elements 12 from Adobe
b. Put your DVD disc in the DVD burner tray. Open Premiere Elements 12 to the Expert workspace.
Click on File Menu/New/Export and set the project preset for NTSC DV Standard or Widescreen (depending on whether
your files are for standard 4:3 or widescreen 16:9)...do not forget the check mark next to "Force Selected Project Setting on
This Project".
c. Then back in the Expert workspace, use Add Media/"DVD Camera or Computer Drive"/Video Importer. In the Video Importer,
put a check mark next to your VTS_01_1.VOB, a check mark next to Add to Timeline, and designate at Save In location. Then click
Get Media to put the file in Project Assets and on the Timeline.
d. Then we can gauge the situation.
Again, if possible, do not purchase the program until you have work through the tryout in order determine if Premiere Elements 12 work for your video editing/export goals and is compatible with your computer environment.
We will be watching for further developments.
ATR
Add On...If any problems (I do not expect any) with Add Media/DVD Camera or Computer Drive), we might consider Add Media/Files and Folders/ and navigate to the VTS_01_1.VOB.

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Does Premiere Elements support video from Sony HDR-XR160 camcorder???

I have premiere elements 12 and I cannot get it to download video files taken with a Sony AVCHD camcorder HDR-XR160.

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b. Add Media/Files and Folders from the hard drive save location to where your files have been transferred from camera to computer.
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and then importing the 1080p60 into the project with that Add Media/Videos from Flip or Camera/Video Importer or Add Media/Files and Folders.
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Does Premiere Elements support DVCPRO-HD? How do I ingest and work with HD-footage from HVX-200?

Hi there,
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Welcome to the forum.
PrE does support HD material, just not all of it.
With DVCPRO HD on P2 media, I am not sure that you will be able to work directly with the media files from your Panasonic in PrE. This is the list of supported formats: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/WSeffff8bffc802084-1665492e133c9c19956- 8000.html#WS300DE01D-F057-4639-96D1-F99EEE163C24
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Does Premiere Elements support Canon mov files or must I convert the mov file to a different format first? If I have to convert the mov file first, what file conversion program should I use and what file type should I convert it to?

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2. Premiere Elements 10 on a computer with a NVIDIA GeForce video card/graphics card
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http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2014/02/pe10-nvidia-video-card-roll-back.html
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apogue87
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Thank you.
ATR

Does Premiere Elements 13 have SmartSound? I can't find the button anywhere...

Does Premiere Elements 13 have SmartSound? I can't find the button anywhere. I am using Classroom in a Book Premiere Elements 11 to learn it as there isn't a CIB for PE13, so I know it's not ideal, but by looking up help PE13 mentions SmartSound but I still can't find it under my 'audio' panel.

nic22
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There are several places in the Premiere Elements 13 Help PDF where information is correct for other versions but not Premiere Elements 13.
Using video tutorials and books written for versions different than your own can get confusing. The principles tend to stay the same from version to version, but features
tend to get moved, deleted, changed from version to version. And, often the video tutorial does not
make a point of what version of the program is being used to demo the tutorial - assumption "same".
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Quick and Expert - that is 11.
Quick , Guided, and Expert - that is 12.
eLive, Quick, Guided, Expert - that is 13. (but note, some users in Europe do not have eLive).
Please review the above. If any questions or need clarification, please ask.
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ATR

Does Photoshop Elements support raw files from the Panasonic GH3 camera?

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Does Premiere Elements 10 have to be permanently connected to Internet in order to work?*

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Does Adobe Prelude support USB3 video import?

Does Adobe Prelude support USB3 video import?

Hello Michael,
Thank you for the response. I have used Adobe OnLocation before with a firewire camera and a laptop. My Panasonic HMC150 has HDMI output instead of Firewire. What I was hoping to do was to connect my camera via HDMI to the BlackMagic Intensity Shuttle and then to my laptop running Prelude via USB 3.0. Do you know if any Adobe Product supports USB 3.0 camera input streaming?
Regards,
Mark
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 11:53:29 -0600
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Subject: Does Adobe Prelude support USB3 video import?
Re: Does Adobe Prelude support USB3 video import? created by michaelgoshey in Adobe Prelude - View the full discussion
Hi Mark,
Prelude can ingest assets from mountable drives/volumes seen by the OS. If the device you connect via USB3 is mounted by the OS I would expect no issues with Prelude ingesting from it.
However, if you are referring to the possibility of Prelude capturing a live stream from and camera via USB3 then that is not something Prelude supports.
Happy to answer other questions you may have on this.
Regards,
Michael
Product Owner, Adobe Prelude
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