Export to tape mt2 files

Please advise how to export to tape in premiere pro 1.5.1 HDV content as it does not recognise the canon HV20.
But, will export to tapre in Premiere Elements 4 without a problem ? ie., after you Import the file into Elements 4 ?
Why cannot Adobe tech answer this problem. Incidentaly Sony Vegas Platinum9 Software does it perfectly and does recognise the canon HV 20 ?
Message was edited by: Bob Dix

Hi Harm,
I am of the old school, if nothing is broken don't fix it. ( which means I
probably should have upgraded long ago)but, we do not use multiple cameras.
Still using a Dell 8400 Dimension 3.2Ghz @800fsb 2Gb Ram & 2 Big hard
drives.Hyper-threading and Multi Processor PC with 128mb ATI Radeon X300 and
it has been working very well for 4-5 years using Premiere Pro 1.5.1
Cineform HD Upgrade, with Panasonic 3ccd video cameras and now Canon HV20 as
well as Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Where the Import of the (Quicktime mov. files
from this camera when placed on the timeline will not run without rendering.
And if I am working with 30 minutes of 1920 x 1080p clips it will take 4-5
hours to render, let alone transcode.
But, when it does it's thing, the export to Tape in HD is perfect, so no
problems there.
My son who is in the Web & Video business has run into the same problem with
his Final Cut Pro editing.( I believe they have put an upograde out now,
finally).
I am just trying to find a quicker way of doing things.We are basically
photographers so the 5D Mark II is more than ideal for what we do even
better than the Hasselblads + video.
Thanks,
Bob.
AUSTRALIA
0746322996
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0439186228
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