Dose Premiere Element process AVCHD system

I am trying to by Premiere Element 13 but I have Canon video camera that supports AVCHD system, long time a go Adobe did not support that system that is why I went to Coral, Pinnacle they did. I wonder if Adobe finely does have that.
Any one know?
Thank you
Ameen Kay

From the help file for Premiere Elements:
Supported file formats
You might get better answers from the dedicated Premiere Elements forum:
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/supported-file-formats-premiere-elements.html

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Will premiere elements process 32kbit audio?

I have captured a video from a mini DV cassette but audio from only one of the stereo tracks appears on my timeline. My audio monitor tells me that both 12bit, 32kbit tracks are reaching the computer. Has anyone an explanation please?

Marvin,
Yes you can do what you want with Premiere Elements - but I have noticed that there are people who are very knowledgeable in Photoshop Elemnts who like ProShow Gold for making their slide shows. My understanding it can make both exe (run on a PC slideshows) and DVDs playable on a TV.
For your evaluation between ProShow Gold (by Photodex) versus adding Premiere Elements to your Photoshop Elements, I suspect that "Add some video from my still camera (see above) to improve the show" may be significant - how much video do you have, what format is that video, how much will you edit the video and what other software do you have that can do trimming and simple edits of your video files?
My suggestion is that
-- you go to http://muvipix.com/phpBB3/ and sign up for its free forums. Within those forums, there is a forum titled "ProShow series software"
-- include in your post as much information as you know about the format of the movie files from your camera. Identify the resolution that you choose for movie recording and what other software you might use for editing the movie/video.

Premiere Elements 9 Low System Memory

There seems to be a lot of threads on this subject, but no conclusive answers.
I'm getting a "running low on system memory, proceed with caution" error, then it usually hangs (sometimes I can save (or save as which works better)).
System Info: Dell Studio XPS w/ i7-920 64bit, 6GB memory, 450GB HD w/ 236GB free, ATI Radeon HD3650 w/ 256MB, Windows 7 (64bit), latest drivers.
Virtual memory- custom @ 5000MB min and 15000MB max.
I just installed version 9 after using version 7 w/o problems for several years. Right now, I'm only trying to make a slideshow using jpegs that were massaged using photoshop elements 7 (4.5 x 6 300dpi). File size is generallyaround 2MB but some go as high as 4.
I have shut down everything I can in startup and running files (used enditall2). No additional programs that I can see are open. PE9 just seems to suck up memory until I run out, then I get the error. I have rendered the pictures after every 4 additions (PITA!).
When I first got the message, I un-installed PE7 and PS7, then uninstalled PE9 and PS9. I then re-installed PE/PS9. No help there. I initially had the files on a portable usb HD, but moved everything to the main (C:\) drive in my video folder. I'm using the PE9 project settings: NTSC-DV-Standard 48KHz.
Appreciate any help I can get on this. I've already wasted way to much time on this.

First, do both a Save_As (increment your Project's name), then do a Save_As_a_Copy. I would Copy that copy to the external, for safe keeping.
Win7 has a better Windows Indexing system, than prior versions, so I do not know how much difference that will make. The 8GB RAM can likely be easily, and inexpensively bumped up to 16GB (make sure to match any RAM 100%). I would also take a look at this article: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2910195#2910195 and look into removing any unnecessary running programs, while you edit.
Take a look at your Windows Virtual Memory Page File, and see how it's managed, plus the size (if dynamically managed, then Min and Max). Allocating more HDD space to the Page File, if you have the HDD space. For a video-editing rig, I like to statically manage my Page File, and set it up, when I first install the OS, before the HDD's get filled to any level. Again, Win7 is better with the Page File, and with a 64-bit OS, if one has the installed RAM, then the Page File will see less use, than with 32-bit OS's.
Good luck,
Hunt

Premiere Elements 10 reinstalled in windows 8 the monitor give no picture during editing play of avchd video 1020x1080i 25. Have worked OK before in win 8.

I have reinstalled premiere elements 10 in win 8 and after reinstallation it is not possible to edit the video because the monitor does not show the pictures when I play the video, only sound comes OK. What can I do?

toresak91
Are you saying that all you did was to reinstall Premiere Elements 10 on the same computer? The video card/graphics card was the same before and after the reinstall? There is a serious Premiere Elements 10/NVIDIA GeForce issue, and I just want to make sure that you are not caught up in that issue. See the fullest details and information on this in the Announcement at the top of this forum.
What worked before the reinstall of Premiere Elements 10
a. Premiere Elements 10 as a whole
or
b. The playback of this specific AVCHD file in Premiere Elements 10?
If you are using this never before used AVCHD file in the reinstalled Premiere Elements 10, there is always that possibility that you are now using AVCHD.avi which is not supported by Premiere Elements. AVCHD video compression is supported but not the specific combo of AVCHD.avi.
Please review, consider, and clarify and then we will customize a troubleshooting to get to the core of the matter.
Thank you.
ATR

If Premiere Elements 8 does not properly exit or does not restart, try this

Pending a fix or advice from Adobe, I've written a tiny program to help with problems of Premiere Elements 8 not shutting down properly.
"PE8 Runner" is a small utility which...
- Asks you whether you want to run Premiere Elements 8.0 with or without the welcome screen
- Checks after you close the program whether it really has closed, or whether its process is still running
- Asks you whether you want to terminate the unclosed process (so you don't have to use Windows Task Manager to do it).
INSTALLATION
None. You can run PE8 Runner.exe from anywhere on your PC. But it assumes you have Premiere Elements installed
in the default location (C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 8.0)
USE
Run PE8 Runner.
Answer yes or no to the question about using the welcome screen.
(If you choose not to use the welcome screen you will go straight to the program
and then you must open or create a project using the normal menu).
Use Premiere Elements 8 as normal.
After you close Premiere Elements 8, about 10 or 20 seconds afterwards
you may see a window pop up telling you that the Premiere Elements process
is still running (and using your PC's resources), and asking you if you want
to terminate the process.
Unless you are in fact still using the program, answer "yes".
LIABILITY
The author (me) has developed and tested the program on a virus-protected system
using Windows XP SP3. Every precaution has been taken to ensure that
it is reliable, but it's up to you to choose whether to use it or not, and the author
accepts no responsibility for the outcome.
Please test it on an unimportant project before using it on something real.
I have not been able to test it on other versions of Windows and would be interested in any reports.
Download link http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/9/22/1451533/PE8%20Runner.zip - it's a small download. Source code is included.

I really can not understand their logic. It is showing in Task Manager because the process (Adobe's exe) is still running and using the CPU. I know this because it causes a slowdown on my system as well. They are either assuming that Task Manager is reporting a ghost so it is an OS system, or they are claiming that they are making a call to a Microsoft function in a redistributable .dll or a function in a compile time library written by Microsoft, and that function is not operating as specified by Microsoft.
I know that it isn't a ghost report; the process is running. If it is a failure in a .dll or library, Adobe will still have to issue an update to us after reporting it to Microsoft and MS putting out a developer's update. We can not report it to Microsoft because we do not know what functions they are calling.
It really sounds like their application is not distributing the exit call to all of its processes. Without a design map and the code, it is all conjecture and I really shouldn't be guessing at what I really don't know.
Based on how many folks all see this, I can't imagine how this slipped through testing. Oh well, it did and most organizations have one slip through every now and then. The real important thing is how Adobe responds to the discovery. I personally would be happier with a "We have been notified of this issue and our developers are working to recreate it and then correct any problems we identify." It sounds like tech support has been outsourced and is too far removed from the situation to really respond with anything more than deflection. I have run into this with Digital River and their overseas call center. They could answer by the script, but they really could not get to the folks who could provide answers or solutions. This kind of support is what turned me away from a large scale installation of Adobe consumer applications. I have found better stability and support with the professional line of products.
I am looking forward to fix for this and any other issues. PE is fun to play with.
KK

Premiere elements 11 won't load

Premiere element 11 will not load on my Windows 7 PC. Running the adobe premier elements11.exe file has no effect at all.
Any help would be gratefully received!

philw_45
Did we establish yet if this is a "it worked before but not now problem" or "it never worked" type problem?
Given you have Premiere Elements 11 on Windows 7 (presumed 64 bit)...
Make sure that Premiere Elements 11 is closed. Right click the Taskbar, select Task Manager/Processes, and do an End Process for any Adobe Premiere Elements process that you find opened.
Make sure that you are working with the Folder Option Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives active.
Then...
Go to
Local Disk C
Program Files
Adobe
Premiere Elements
11.0
and, in the 11.0 folder, find the files named Adobe Premiere Elements 11.exe and Adobe Premiere Elements.exe. Double click the Adobe Premiere Elements.exe file and see if Premiere Elements 11 opens. If it does, create a desktop shortcut for it and open the program from it. That choice will have you bypassing the Welcome screen when you open the program.
If the idea goes nowhere in the direction of a solution....
Do the deletion of the BadDrivers.txt file via
Local Disk C
Program Data
Adobe
Premiere Elements
11.0
and in the 11.0 Folder is the BadDrivers.txt file that you delete.
and
Make sure that you have the latest version of QuickTime installed on your computer with Premiere Elements.
Make sure that you are running the program as Run As Administrator or from a User Account with Administrative
Priviledges.
If no success, at this point, Help Menu/Deactivate within the program, close the program, do an uninstall in Control Panel area,
use ccleaner on the system, then reinstall the program with firewalls and anti-virus disabled. Speaking of anti-virus, at the
very beginning of all this, you might want to disable the anti-virus to determine if it or one of its updates has gotten you into
your present situation.
An, if all else has failed to work, there is always creating a new User Account with Administrative Priviledges and just opening the program there.
Let us review the results from the above and then decide what next if necessary..
Thanks.
ATR
Add On...My desktop and laptop both have Intel HD Graphics and present no issues on Windows 7 64 bit and Windows 8 64 bit with a variety of Premiere Elements programs.

Premiere Elements 11 "No media present"

I'm new to using Premiere Elements 11. Everything was going smoothly until I tried to burn an AVCHD project to disc. Got the message "No media present" which mean the burn button wasn't available. I notice another discussion on this where the solution was to burn the project to a folder, then burn the DVD using a program ImgBurn.
(1) I'm not comfortable downloading this program (how do I know it's safe?).
(2) I've got a brand new Toshiba laptop (12 GB)/Windows 8. Everything is new and updated... Is there an Adobe fix to this problem? Like a program patch???

Jerry,
No patches.
ImgBurn does have some strange, but helping messages while it operates, but is a highly effective program. I have it on Windows 7 64 bit and Window 8 64 bit and have not had any problems with it over the course of several years. If you target the download button for ImgBurn, no problems. And, you control what gets installed once the dialogs appear.
Back to Premiere Elements 11 AVCHD burn to DVD or Folder.
Important questions:
a. Putting aside the "after" and ImgBurn, can you get a successful Publish+Share/Disc/AVCHD with a burn to = Folder (4.7 GB)?
b. In the case of the .../AVCHD with burn to = disc (DVD), did you try another disc? Did you trying hitting the Rescan button?
Please view the above. Especially try the AVCHD DVD burn to folder to see if it works up to that point before you decide whether to download and install ImgBurn.
Where do you intend to play back this AVCHD DVD? The hard part about this should be finding a player for it.
More later.
ATR

Premiere Elements 12 will not load

I cannot get Adobe Premiere Elements 12 to load. I am running Windows 7 64bit. It has opened before, but it will not launch at all. I have tried switching to just opening Elements directly and not going through the welcome screen. I have tried running as administrator. I have verified that I have the latest video driver from the manufacturer. I have also deleted the folder at C:\Users\Doug\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Premiere Elements\12.0 as suggested in another post.

ATR,
I looked at the logs and nothing strikes me with any real information. It does have one error that says "The program PDApp.exe version 7.0.0.426 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed." So yes, there are some event logs, but I nothing that gives me an idea of what the problem is.
Here is another event error, perhaps it will mean something to you...
Fault bucket 0, type 5
Event Name: PCA2
Response: Not available
Cab Id: 0
Problem signature:
P1: Adobe Premiere Elements 12.exe
P2: 12.0.0.0
P3: Adobe Premiere Elements 12
P4: Adobe Premiere Elements
P5: Adobe Systems Incorporated
P6: 200
P7: -1
P8:
P9:
P10:
Attached files:
C:\Users\Doug\AppData\Local\Temp\{0329b1e0-d519-4fc4-b1d0-e95765fed0ab}\appcompat.txt
C:\Users\Doug\AppData\Local\Temp\TabADEB.tmp
These files may be available here:
C:\Users\Doug\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive\NonCritical_Adobe Premiere E_dd29c8729c34bae6d27da9f18a1c18862f8f3c_0379192b
Analysis symbol:
Rechecking for solution: 0
Report Id: f6b9e48d-71d0-11e3-b819-1078d2f886ff
Report Status: 0
Yes, I have the latest version of Quicktime. (No, I had not previously verified that.)
I have not used this program for several weeks and I do not have a restore point that is older than a few days, so I doubt it would do any good to roll back. Plus, I did install several windows updates today to bring everything up to date, including the video driver. I performed the windows updates after I began trying to solve this PrE12 issue, so I doubt they are the problem.
I have not attempted to uninstall the program yet. Am I to that point already? Also, I am not familiar with "ccleaner."

Premiere Elements 10. Full HD movies in 1920x1080p or 1920x1080i (interlaced).

Hi, I am using Adobe Premiere Elements 10. It seems that it is not possible to burn Full HD movies in 1920x1080p. I can only click on 1920x1080i (interlaced). Is there any way to burn in p (with 25 and 50 fps)? If not, would it be possible in Elements 12 or 13? Thanks. Carsten-Ingo

carsten-ingo
No burn to disc with 1080p25 or 1080p50.
But....
Premiere Elements 12/12.1
AVCHD format on DVD disc....Preset for H.264 1920 x 1080p NTSC Dolby (@ 23.976 progressive frames per second)
Premiere Elements 13
AVCHD format on DVD disc...Preset for H.264 1920 x 1080p NTSC Dolby (@ 23.976 progressive frames per second)
AVCHD format on DVD disc...Preset for H.264 1440 x 1080p NTSC Dolby (@ 23.976 progressive frames per second)
and
Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc...Preset for H.264 1920 x 1080p NTSC Dolby (@ 23.976 progressive frames per second)
And no way to customize any of those presets.
ATR

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.

By the today e-received updates for Adobe Photoshop Elemenst 12.1 and Adobe Premiere Elements 12.1 I got this error messages: Failure code = U44M1P2003. What to do? System = Window7 64bit.

By the today e-received updates for Adobe Photoshop Elemenst 12.1 and Adobe Premiere Elements 12.1 I got this error messages: Failure code = U44M1P2003. What to do? System = Window7 64bit.

Sometimes the Adobe servers used for the updates can get busy and it’s necessary to try a couple of times. Also make sure you don’t have a firewall which may be blocking the connection. It sometimes helps to temporarily disable internet security/anti-virus software. Because the Organizer is shared by both programs it often helps to do the PSE update first, followed by the PRE update in that order.
Select the 12.1 update for PSE from the updater dialog and ensure everything else is unchecked. Quit PSE and PRE if you have it running and then start the update.
If PSE updates properly to 12.1 repeat the process for PRE.

Adobe Premiere Elements 8 Can't finish installing Air Runtime Process, and Can't open New Project!

Hey guys,
I'm having some major issues installing PE8. I can open the installer screen fine, and it installs fine until it gets to installing the Air Runtime Process. I have left it downloading that one process for about 5 hours, and i'm not exaggerating. Finnally, I get too mad waiting for it to finish that I exit out of the installation process. Even though the installation was never fully finished, for some reason I do have a Desktop icon for PE8. I click on that and it opens the splash screen with the buttons "New project", "Open Project", and "Organize". When I try to open "New Project" it begins loading the files that it needs to to open it. When it gets to loading the Windows Media file, it freezes and then crashes.
I have uninstalled the PE8 and reinstalled it about 5 times now. I have also used the Windows Cleanup program to clean these corrupted files out of my system before reinstalling. I have called in twice now to the technical support and they haven't helped me one ounce. Any answers would be appreciated! Thanks
Thanks Again,
Spencer
Here is the Crash Data:
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Hello,
I have the exact same problem as you with PE8 and Win7 (x64), and a reboot also helped me. But the problem came back the next time I tried to open PE. Have you expreienced the same? It cant be that we have to reboot every time we want to use PE?
Best regards
Øystein Morvik
Norway

System requirements for installing Premiere Elements

Hello,
I currently use premiere elements 7 on Vista. I am upgrading my PC; probably windows 7, possibly windows 8. Not sure if I will continue with PE version 7 or upgrade to 11.
Can you tell me what hardware components are the most important to run PE. Cost is a factor. I am trying to decide on the Intel I5-3570 vs. I7-3770 vs. upgrading other components, such as going from 8gb ram to 16gb ram, or upgrading the Intel SSD from 180gb to 240gb.
Thanks, Eric

I've been using PrE10 for 1080p60 AVCHD on a Toshiba laptop for a year. It has an i5, 8 gigs of ram, no graphics card and one slow HDD. It worked.
I wanted a better and still portable video and photo editing machine. Two weeks ago I upgraded to a ASUS "gamer" laptop with a bigger screen, an i7, graphics card, fast HDD, 16 gigs of ram, an SSD and BD burner. PrE11 is installed. I spent the weekend working on a couple videos with the new system. Video editing is now more pleasant.
For the OP's questions, I think the three biggest factors in the new system are the "official" PrE 11 support of 1080p60, the i7 and the large memory. I can't tell if the graphics card is making a difference or not. The SSD seems to help, but I think the large ram is more importat. That said, I'm experimenting with putting the project, with all the assets, in a single temporary work folder on the SSD. To preserve space on the SSD, I move the project folder and contens to the HDD or an external HDD for storage when the project is complete.
Bill
PS: @ Steve Grisetti -- Thank you for the intro to 11 videos at Muvipix. They got me over the interface tranistion.

Error: This installer does not support installation on a 64-bit operating system. Please download the 64-bit version of Premiere Elements.

what to do?

anorman9
What version of Premiere Elements and on what computer operating system?
Can we assume Premiere Elements 13 on Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit and that you are dealing with purchased installation files instead of tryout?
In either case, it might be easier for you to consider the download of the Premiere Elements 13 tryout from the following web site, where it might be easier to pin point the files that you need for your specific computer environment, that is, 32 bit installation files for 32 bit operating system and 64 bit installation files for 64 bit operating system. . If you are dealing with purchased software and serial number, during installation of the tryout files you insert your purchased serial number into these installation files. And, remember, you need 2 files for the process...one with a .exe file extension and one with a .7z file extension
So, please review and consider the following
http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-13-direct-download-links-premiere.html
To avoid an Access Denied message, please follow carefully the web site's "Note: Very Important Instructions".
Please let us know if any questions or need clarification.
Thank you.
ATR

Cómo puedo juntar dos proyectos prel en adobe premiere elements 12 ??

Son novato en Premiere Elements y he editado mis vacaciones en dos diferentes pruebas. Ahora las quiero juntar y no veo como cortar y copiar de uno a otro o como importar uno detrás del otro. ¿Algún truco? No me creo que no pueda ejecutar una cosa tan sencilla. Gracias. Javi

Javi
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 12 running on?
If Windows, you can use the ClipMate software in conjunction with Premiere Elements 12 to copy/paste insert between Premiere Elements 12 projects.
http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2013/05/pe-clipmate-copypaste-between-pe.html
If Windows or Mac, you would export the Timeline content from project 1 as a file saved to the computer hard drive (file in format consistent with
project preset of project 2). Then you import that export into project 2.
You cannot import one project file into another. So, the above are your choices.
Please let us know if you have further questions on this or if you need clarification.
We will be watching for your follow up.
Thank you.
ATR

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