HDV support in Encore 2.0?

I have searched the "What's new" online documantation and I see nothing about support for HDV. Can anyone say for sure if Encore 2.0 supports HDV video formats?

I don't work for Adobe so know only what I read here and at other forums
Adobe Premiere Elements contains PARTS of Premiere Pro and PARTS of Encore all in one product... so you may edit the video and author a DVD from one product... but with fewer options than either Premiere Pro or Encore DVD
Premire Pro for editing and Encore DVD for authoring both have more options than Premiere Elements
If you want an all-in-one product, and do not need more options than are available, Premiere Elements may be the product for you... but you would have to read at the PE forum to find out if it will accept any type of HiDef input file or not (the output to DVD is, of course, going to be a "regular" video stream for the DVD specification)
The simple fact of Encore is that it is not an editing product, and therefore does not do what Premiere Pro will do... and that is by the decision of the Adobe product managers
Asking for video editing features in Encore is not, as far as I know from anything that has ever been said in this forum, going to result in those features being added to Encore... that is why there is a Premiere Pro product

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See any Blu-Ray/HD support in Encore 2.0?

I have built a new machine and am updating to ProductionStudio Studio1.0 & Cineform AccessHD4 to be ready to put my HDV footage on discs. Because of the revised bundling, I only have Encore 1.5.1 now. Can anyone tell me if there is evidence of HD support in 2.0 yet? For instance on startup, is there an HD option in addition to NTSC and PAL....or evidence of support for 1080x1920 geometry? Looks like Blu-Ray players and movie releases are set for May 23rd, so burners should be available to consumers soon and Blue-Ray Assn members like Adobe should have them now. Should I hold off till there is an Encore 2.x that advertises that support? Thanks in advance.

I don't know what you mean by the statement that HD DVD (or Blu-Ray, etc.) is a totally different standard, that Encore would not be able to handle it. (First of all, how do you guys know that, are you engineers by chance?) I'm not a software programmer, but can't you just add the code necessary to make any piece of existing software do the same thing? Why couldn't there be added presets for new Encore DVD projects -- one for standard DVD, one for HD-DVD (with all its book settings, architecture, etc.), and one for Blu-Ray (with all its necessary settings)? Whether it's two pieces of software or one, why couldn't you just put the two groups of code in one software? Just like Premiere Pro and After Effects are resolution-independent -- you can import anything, at any pixel size, any screen shape, any frame rate, from any device, whatever...and output it at any resolution, frame rate, etc., even to a film recorder. Software is software, you just put whatever specs need to be put in the code. A software/hardware engineer can correct me if I'm wrong on this in relation to DVD.
That said, I do agree with John that WHEN Adobe implements high definition DVD authoring of any sort (NOT IF - it will have to to compete with the overall move to HD production/distribution), it will be later than sooner becaue Adobe tends to focus on the less expensive (relatively speaking) ways of implementing high end technology for the video production industry. (Think of the latest Production Studio package and what they've achieved.) They're not Sonic, but they're not consumerish junk either.
By the way, NEC has recently announced they will be making an internal HD-DVD burner in April (or May, I guess whenever the spec is finalized). (See http://www.macworld.com/news/2006/03/10/nechddvdr/index.php?lsrc=mwrss)

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Skeeze:
Your problem may be related to this issue, mentioned in Todd Kopriva's blog, Region of Interest.
If you downloaded the After Effects 9.0 trial, then updated to After Effects 9.0.1, and then activated the application with a serial number after purchasing a license (all in exactly that order), then the After Effects 9.0.2 update will fail to update your third-party content, like the Cycore (CC) effect plug-ins. It appears that uninstalling the third-party content and then restarting the application will cause the updated third-party content to be installed correctly.
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I have a sequence in a Premiere CS3 project (HDV NTSC preset) and I want to export it to Encore. What is the best setting to export a movie to be imported by Encore?
As a test I have exported it as DV NTSC (720 x 480) but final quality is poor.

Are you planning on burning a BD Project, or do you want to down-rez to SD?
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Hunt

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This solution has been offered before, but unfortunately, that only comes up if your installation of CS4 is faulty to begin with. If your installation is OK, your won't find that option in the Control Panel. If you only have this option because the installation is faulty, my preference would be to uninstall and reinstall, otherwise who knows what other problems you run into.

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Alex

First of all it’s not possible to use USB port (micro USB) in order to output the video signal. The USB port does not support such functionality.
According to the tablet's specification page the WT8-B does not support video out interface (HDMI etc..) and therefore it's not possible to connect it directly to the TV device.

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My Encore is crashing when I try and add a menu button?

I can't figure out what is causing this, there doesn't appear to be an update and Adobe support only services Cloud members now. I was also getting a "photoshop file error -1" message. Any ideas?

You are probably running Mavericks or Yosemite.
Yosemite is not supported for Encore, but neither was Mavericks.
Many of the issues in Mavericks appeared to be permissions. Most Adobe apps need read/write access, and those were not the defaults for the OS.
Some Mavericks users reported the following fixes their problems - I eventually assumed that somewhere in the process, it was fixing permissions. But perhaps it does more: http://forums.adobe.com/message/6109315#6109315
And comments for these operating systems for Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder, and After Effects may be helpful. (Encore does not have a support team that is active, so nothing official for it.) But there are specific bug fixes for these OSs in CC versions, so....
Monahan re Premiere permissions
http://blogs.adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2014/09/10/premiere-pro-cc-freezing-on-startup-or-cras hing-while-working-mac-os-x-10-9-and-later/
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http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2014/06/permissions-mac-os-start-adobe-applications.ht ml

Encore: what does it take to get an input legal?

I know this is a bit off topic from Premiere SDK but since there is no Encore (highly technical) forum I thought it best to post here instead of emailing Zac directly (so that others may learn the answer).
My question is this:
Specifically, what does it take for Encore to NOT transcode an input video file for DVD (mpeg2) or BluRay (mpeg4) destination?
thx.

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TV Standard
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NTSC
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25
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PAL
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PAL
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16x9
24
Progressive
NTSC, PAL
1280 × 720
16x9
23.976
Progressive
NTSC, PAL
720 × 576
16x9
25
Interlaced
PAL
720 × 576
4x3
25
Interlaced
PAL
720 × 480
16x9
29.97
Interlaced
NTSC
720 × 480
4x3
29.97
Interlaced
NTSC
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File Format
Sample Rate
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Channels
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LPCM
.wav
48 kHz
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2, 4, 6, 8
n/a
LPCM
.wav
96 kHz
16, 20, 24
2, 4, 6, 8
n/a
LPCM
.wav
192 kHz
16, 20, 24
2, 4, 6
n/a
Dolby Digital
.ac3
48 kHz
n/a
up to 6
640 kbps
Dolby Digital Plus
.ec3
48 kHz
n/a
up to 8
4736 kbps
DTS
.dts, .cpt
48 kHz
n/a
up to 5
1509 kbps
DTS-HD
.dts-hd
48 kHz
n/a
up to 8
24500 kbps
DTS-HD
.dts-hd
96 kHz
n/a
up to 8
24500 kbps
DTS-HD
.dts-hd
192 kHz
n/a
up to 6
24500 kbps
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Problem with encore cs6 in cc

I encountered technical problem using Adobe creative cloud.
Because I want to burn a DVD I installed Encore Cs6. This program didn’t include the menu library, so I imported that following the instructions I found on the internet.
The program works alright, even with a dynamic link with photoshop. A preview of the resulting menu works fine too.
However, I can’t save it or build it. I get the message: an input contract error occurred. Before that I see a message stating the following: /Volumes/Builds/Mango/Main/Adobe/MediaMac/../../Src/FileCache/FileCache.cpp-1016
Without the link, or without any content all I get the same messages. So I guess it’s not caused by the dynamic link or by the assets which I imported.
By the way, I’m working on an Apple computer.
Hope someone knows how to tackle this problem!
Elsbeth Mulder

Mavericks and Yosemite are not support by Encore, but I believe users are getting them to work.
Many of the issues in Mavericks appeared to be permissions. Most Adobe apps need read/write access, and those were not the defaults for the OS.
Some Mavericks users reported the following fixes their problems - I eventually assumed that somewhere in the process, it was fixing permissions. But perhaps it does more:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6109315#6109315
And comments for these operating systems for Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder, and After Effects may be helpful. (Encore does not have a support team that is active, so nothing official for it.) But there are specific bug fixes for these OSs in CC versions, so....
Monahan re Premiere permissions
http://blogs.adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2014/09/10/premiere-pro-cc-freezing-on-startup-or-cras hing-while-working-mac-os-x-10-9-and-later/
Kopriva re permissions and AE primarily:
http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2014/06/permissions-mac-os-start-adobe-applications.ht ml

Which versions of Final Cut Pro support HD video?

Which versions of Final Cut Pro support HD video? (Other than 6)

Uncompressed HD...that can be done with FCP 4.5 or higher. But as said, you need a capture card, no matter what version you use.
DVCPRO HD support started in FCP 4.5. P2 DVCPRO HD support started with 5.0.4. HDV support started with FCP 5.0, and is much better in FCP 5.1. XDCAM started in FCP 5.0, better in 5.1. AVCHD requires 5.1, and AVCIntra requires FCP 6.
Shane

HDV capture card

I'm looking for a capture card that support HDV camcorders, for G5.
But it seems that doesn't exist any card: I found only HD or SD capture cards.
The only HDV capture card that is able to native editing hdv video in realtime from hdv camcorders is the canopus EDIUS NX (and canopus velxus 300 in Japan); but the problem is that canopus hdv card is only for PC.
I called canopus and they said me that these cards will be for MAC when Apple will release the new powermac intel-based.
So I read in the apple FCP 5 HD page this:
"Native HDV Support
Final Cut Pro 5 supports native long-GOP MPEG-2 editing for working with camera-original HDV video. Unlike other solutions, Final Cut Pro 5 acquires HDV media via FireWire and keeps it in the original format, transferring it into the system without any generation loss. Output via FireWire back to an HDV camera or deck, or transfer your native HDV to DVD Studio Pro 4 for an end-to-end native HDV workflow."
I know that it is not possible capture a video by firewire from a camcorder without further compressing it. I know that it is for this reason that pro use capture cards (that have dedicated processors for this).
So I think that there aren't HDV capture cards for mac because the hardware companies don't make new cards for only few months, so they're waiting the new intel-based macs. If so, this firewire technology of final cut pro 5 is a compromise for these last times, or is it really like the capture-card processing? and if so, how is it possible capturing a hdv video by firewire without further compressing it?
Do you know about a HDV card for MAC or is it really good using Final Cut Pro HD 5 with firewire ?
Thank you.

It all depends on what type of work you are doing...
Capture Cards are for use with other formats that cannot be captured via firewire: BetaSP, Digibeta, HDCAM, D5. They are also require for outputting to these formats.
Not many broadcast facilities will take a DVCAM master...some will, but most won't. And depending on your client, they may or may not take an HDV master. They may want an HDCAM or D5 master if they are producing HD content. For that you need a capture card and high speed drive RAIDS.
Why do other pricier systems come with capture cards? Because they are sold that way. FCP, out of the box, is ready to edit DV, DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO HD and HDV...FULL RESOLUTION...no compression. Any need to do higher end requires a capture card.
Shane
"There's no need to fear, UNDERDOG is here!"

OSStatus Error = -35 while trying to 'Edit menu in Photoshop' using Encore CS6

While trying to edit my Encore CS6 menu in Photoshop I keep getting 'OSStatus Error = -35'. I contacted Adobe Support via chat and it was suggested that I add Photoshop CS6 to my computer since I use Photoshop CC. I added CS6 to my computer and I am still getting the same message. I don't see an option to tell Encore to use Photoshop CS6 instead of CC.
I am using Mac Pro (Late 2013) running Yosemite 10.10.2. I have a full Adobe Cloud membership. Not sure what other information might be pertinent here. I would greatly appreciate any help/support I can get in regards to this issue.
I've tried to use iDVD to create my menus, purely out of frustration and found that there are issues with it as well. I see that these authoring programs are not being supported or updated any longer by Adobe or Apple. I have purchased Wondershare Video Creator Ultimate to burn my dvd's but the menu options are limited at best. My goal is to create a simple custom DVD menu that looks professional using my own graphics.

This is a Mac operating system error, and not one that we see often. It is probably a reflection of permissions issues, not what version of PS you do or do not have.
Yosemite is not supported for Encore, but neither was Mavericks. Many of the issues in Mavericks appeared to be permissions. Most Adobe apps need read/write access, and those were not the defaults for the OS.
Some Mavericks users reported the following fixes their problems - I eventually assumed that somewhere in the process, it was fixing permissions. But perhaps it does more:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6109315#6109315
And comments for these operating systems for Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder, and After Effects may be helpful. (Encore does not have a support team that is active, so nothing official for it.) But there are specific bug fixes for these OSs in CC versions, so....
Monahan re Premiere permissions
http://blogs.adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2014/09/10/premiere-pro-cc-freezing-on-startup-or-cras hing-while-working-mac-os-x-10-9-and-later/
Kopriva re permissions and AE primarily:
http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2014/06/permissions-mac-os-start-adobe-applications.ht ml

Future of Encore in Adobe CC

Is there any hope for an improved support of Encore in the Adobe CC World? Regardless of the growing importance of streaming I think that the creation of menus is still an important task in ediiting videos for presentation to an audience. I don't need continuation of a dynamic link between Premiere and Encore (although it was a fine feature) and I neither need continuous improvements in that tool. But I urge for an easier Installation than the silly present install/desinstall procedure.

There IS NO FUTURE of Encore in CC
CS6 is the final Encore, see #8 here for why http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1337952?tstart=0
CS5-thru-CC PPro/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has information on using Encore CS6 with Premiere Pro Cloud
The bottom section of the link above has several Adobe links, and other information, on downloading Premiere Pro CS6 and the bundled Encore CS6, and the TWO ADDED downloads for the Encore library content, to author a DVD or BluRay... and the tutorial list includes learning how to use Encore... pay particular attention to the picture in reply 3 at this link - https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1516173 (picture first posted by Ann Bens and reposted by Stan Jones)

Exporting from PP CS3 to Encore CS3 defaults to PAL project settings!

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