Import Billingual DVD to Premiere Element 10

i tried to import a billingual (Cantonese/Mandarin) DVD into Premiere Element 10. However, it only shows with Mandarin channel instead of Cantonese. How could I import it with Cantonese?

Welcome to the forum.
To extract the supplemental Audio Stream (Cantonese, in your case), you will likely need to completely rip the VOB's, outside of PrE.
Not sure which current ripping software is good for this, but this old Encore FAQ lists some that were pretty good, in their day: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/423743?tstart=0
Others will likely have some favorites, and might know which ones do the best with supplemental Audio Streams, but I do not. I see recs. for VideoRedo, ReJig, and others, but have zero experience with them, and do not know their capabilities.
Good luck,
Hunt

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Unknown error 2130906112 while burning DVD in Premiere Elements

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Great news!
I just can't see which is highlighted while doing so. I think it has to do with the template I chose in Premiere Elements while designing the movie.
The lack of the Sub-picture Highlights (the official name for the indicators of which Button one has navigated to), could be caused by several things:
1.) the inability of the PS3 to adequately display them. Like I said earlier, most people, that I know, use the PS3's for BD playing. The specs. are different for those, as opposed to the DVD-specs. I just do not know about the PS3.
2.) could be a problem with the Template. Which one did you choose? I'll be glad to check it out (if PrE4 has it) and report any issues that I find. Did you modify this Template, say in Photoshop/PSElements? Could be that one of those modifications turned ON all Sub-picture Highlights.
3.) could be a problem with the "authoring" phase of the Project. This is after the editing, and is where one assembles the Assets (Menus, etc.) and does the navigation. As PrE is semi-automatic, it does most of this for the user, with little intervention. Still, there could be ways to accidently mess something up here, though it's highly unlikely. Now, in my authoring program, all is done by hand, so I have hundreds of opportunities to make a mess of a Project - PrE shields the user from most of these.
Now, to your questions:
Can I use the Img software for all burning projects including CDs?
Yes. You can do most forms of burning, including CD's (Audio, Video or Data), so long as you have the right types of files.
What is the best way to organize and store my video files?
This is the $64,000 question. So much depends on what one has, how they are likely to need to access them and what equipment they either own, or wish to purchase. I'll give you my scheme, though it might be overkill for you. Still, you can get an idea and are free to adapt any part of it for your needs.
I work with several types of Assets: original (or stock) still images, Captured (stock, or client-supplied) motion, Audio (original, stock or extracted from the previously mentioned motion Assets, Menus (Templates and original creations), Titles (same) and then my Projects.
I keep the originals on both a NAS (Networked Attached Storage) drive that is networked to all of my computers, and also on external storage HDD's. I also back up to DVD-Data discs. For Captured, original Video, I also store all tapes and do NOT overwrite/reuse any. I only work with Copies of any of the Assets (the Captures are probably the exception, as I have the tapes, should I need to re-Capture).
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When done, I Archive the editing Project and also the Encore Project, to another external drive. I will always make one additional copy of my output DVD as a backup, as I can use ImgBurn, or another utility, to Copy DVD.
After all of this, I can then safely Delete my entire Project folder from the system. Remember, it contains no origianl Assets (other than Captured materail), as I have everything on the NAS, plus an external, plus the backup DVD-Data disc. Right now, I have about 30 1 - 2TB external HDD's that I use. Some are for backup, and some are to allow me to move my Projects between my laptop or my workstation.
Hope that this helps. As I said, it's probably overkill, but much of the work that I do is for clients. If they come back with a change, or a problem, I want to be able to help them immediately.
Good luck and good questions,
Hunt

Burning dvd with premiere elements 11

I burn video files on to dvds. I always key NTSC widescreen. Sometimes, the image fills the tv screen. Most of the time however, there is a 2" wide black border around the image, between the image and the edge of the tv screen. How do I get the image to fill the tv screen?

Thank you for responding to my problem. I'm afraid the reading didn't help. All of my 20 files were created with the same camera, the same project settings, the same equipment, etc. But when I burned each of them to their own dvd disc, a few of the programs filled the frame on the tv down the hall. Most however, have a 2" black border around the image. It makes no sense to me.
Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2013 10:32:25 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Burning dvd with premiere elements 11
Re: Burning dvd with premiere elements 11 created by John T Smith in Premiere Elements - View the full discussion
Some reading that may help... what you describe SEEMS like a mismatch between your video and your project
Online User Guide http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/index.html
-Page to download current PDF http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements.html
Importing Video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1065281
-and project settings http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1112086
Saving & Sharing http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1137128
-Sharing to DVD or BluRay http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1137645
-Sharing for Movies http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1051093
-Sharing for Computer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1058237
Steve's Basic Training Tutorials... steps are the same for several versions
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/537685
-v11 http://www.amazon.com/Muvipix-Guide-Premiere-Elements-version/dp/14793 11200/
-All http://www.amazon.com/Tricks-Adobe-Premiere-Elements-Muvipix-com/dp/14 51529724/
-and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/498626
-and http://prodesigntools.com/four-hours-free-video-tutorials-new-photosho p-elements-9-pse9.html
-and http://prodesigntools.com/five-hours-free-tutorials-photoshop-and-prem iere-elements-7-and-8.html
FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere_elements/premiere_elements_ faq
TIPS http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere_elements/premiere_elements_ tips
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Unable to import .mp4/.ts into Premiere Elements 3.0

I've captured footage from my PlayStation 3 using this device: http://gamerzone.avermedia.com/game_capture/live_gamer_portable
The device saves the footage in a .ts file.
I've tried to get information on the file using a program. If there's a better way to do it, please let me know:
When I try to import the file into Premiere Elements 3.0, I get an error message: "File format not supported/One of the necessary components may not have been installed."
I've converted the file into an mp4 format with this program: http://ftp2.avermedia.com/C875/C875_utility_v1.0.0.9_20131029.zip
Information on the file:
But this did not solve the problem.
Ideally, I would like to avoid converting the video file, if that would take up a lot of time. If I can just upgrade Premiere Elements, that would be the most ideal solution.
Please let me know if any additional information is needed.

Akvod
I am able to import a .ts file into Premiere Elements 10, 11, and 12 Windows 7 64 bit.
But, not so, for Premiere Elements 4, 7, 8, and 9.
And, the reason why your .mp4 conversion did not work would be in accord with the fact that you used AVCHD as the video compression, and AVCHD video compression was not supported by Premiere Elements until version 7.
If you do decide to move to version 12, please note that there is a dramatic difference in workspace between 3 and 12. So, go the free tryout of 12 before any purchase.
You could try to convert the .ts to H.264.mp4 and not AVCHD (MPEG4 AVC/H.264).mp4 and see if that works for you.
ATR

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When I try to burn a DVD in Premiere Elements 12 I get an Internal software error%0, line %

When I try to burn a DVD in Premiere Elements 12, I get an Internal software error %0, line %1. This is the first time that I have tried to use this program.

As suggested in the original reply in January, you will find best advice over on the video forum. Most of us here are photographers.
Click on the link below and copy and paste your question again. Good luck.
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How to import pdf files in Premiere Elements 8

Hello,
I'd like to know if there's a way to import pdf files in premiere elements 8, becouse if I try to import it in "project" it gives me an error saying "this type of file is not supported".
Thank you
Sebastian

Unfortunalty it's not working for me yet. If I try to import the PDF (single page) into the project, the progress bar reach 100% but then says: "the file is not supported, or the required codec is not installed". I have Acrobat Reader 9.3 installed too.
I've uploaded one of the PDF's that I want to use if you want to test it yourself:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YB7NT4QR
One of my coworkers says that I may need Adobe Bridge to do so, is that correct? Otherwise a simple "pdf to jpg" (or other image formats) could solve the problem.
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Sebastian

How to import a dvd into Premier Elements 11 when file type is unsupported?

I am trying to import a DVD into Premier Elements 11 but it states that the file type is unsupported. Any ideas

Sam Batman
Your thread had apparently been transfer in the transfer process. Please see the duplicate which has already been responded to.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1277309?tstart=0
I will ask that the thread that we are in now be closed to avoid confusion.
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ATR

Can I import flash files into Premiere Elements 8

I want to use Google Motion charts in my video. Is this possible?

thanks for that info. I wil probably purchase it for myself -- but I wanted to test it first.
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 10:41:01 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Can I import flash files into Premiere Elements 8
One thing to point out, if you are doing this with the trial. While it is 100% (nothing crippled, or omitted), the trial WILL put a watermark on the finished Project. If you are doing this for work, be aware of that watermark. This http://forums.adobe.com/thread/433730?tstart=0 will give you some tips and background.
Good luck, and I do not want you to be surprised and mad, when you get that watermark.
Hunt
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Can I import a menu from Premiere elements 7(the Popcorn menu) into Encore CS4?

Can I import a menu from Premiere elements 7(the Popcorn menu) into Encore CS4?
If so how do I accomplish this act?
Are their additional menus available for Encore CS4?

The Menus in PrE are in Menu Sets. Each set is a Main Menu and a Scene Selection Menu. As PrE does the authoring semi-automatically, there are many "extras" in those PSD's, in the Button Layer Sets. All you have to do is make a Copy of your two Menus into a separate folder, so that you do not worry about messing up your Menu Sets in PrE. I'd do this in a new sub-folder in the Encore Library folder hierarchy. Then, Open each of these two Menus in PS. Go in and clean out all of the other languages for the Text and Button Text. Match the Layer Set/Button Layer Set names to those naming conventions in the Encore Library Menus, as you will not be getting any semi-automation. Where you do not need, say a Next Button, just eliminate that Button's Layer Set. Remember, PrE will do this semi-automatically, plus will give you the number of Scene Selection Menus, that your Project calls for - Encore will not. You must count the Scenes, divide by the number of Buttons on that Scene Selection Menu, and do Copies of that Menu, to accommodate what you require.
As for Encore, it comes with a full compliment of Menus, Buttons, and other Assets, like EM files (Templates), with Motion and Audio Assets. All can be completely customized in PS. Note: in PSElements, I do not believe that you can create Layer Sets, so that will be a limitation. The full PS has no limitations, with the single exception that to change Button Sub-picture Highlight colors, this must be done in Encore's Menu Editor, unless it's been added to PS CS5.
Good luck,
Hunt
PS - remember, work on Copies of the two Menus in the PrE Menu Set, and NOT on the originals, or you will be doing a Repair Install to get those back.

Can't burn a DVD on Premiere Elements 12

At 98% media encoding the DVD is spit out and I get the following: internal software error:/premiere/elements/molecules/pre-mediacore/External/AuthorScript/Source
Any suggestions? I need the video for a class this week!

ATR,
Thank you for the reply and suggestions. I did some more researching and found a suggestion to remove the stop marker at the end of my video....and it worked! Apparently the stop marker causes an internal error. Mystery solved.
Thank you again for the ideas. I'm going to keep them on file for the next burn hic-up.
ibed
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2014 22:12:58 -0800
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Subject: Can't burn a DVD on Premiere Elements 12
    Re: Can't burn a DVD on Premiere Elements 12
    created by A.T. Romano in Premiere Elements - View the full discussion
ibed
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 12 running on?
Is this an external or internal burner?
Would you say that this is a case of "it worked before but not now" or "it never worked before"?
Although you cannot burn to disc DVD, can you burn your Timeline to folder. If so, the VIDEO_TS Folder from the burn to folder + ImgBurn to get your DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc may be your answer to this time crunch.
Let us start here and then decide what next depending on your answers.
Next step may be getting more information about your project settings and properties of your source media.
Could you post a screenshot of the error message that you are getting?
More details in the morning when we will be watch for your follow up.
Thanks.
ATR
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How to burn my Video to a DVD in Premiere Elements 7?

I have a
video of my son's Basketball team and I save it
on my Hard Drive thru Premiere Elements.I did make it a
project. I now want to burn it onto a DVD and don't want
anything more such as timelines and or screen lines.
Can someone step me thru the process?
Thank You

THEVIDEOKID
We have a lot of details to sort through systematically to get your the DVD-VIDEO that you want, but let us try some preliminary questions and answers to get started:
a. The file that you clicked on to open your video in the Premiere Elements 7 Timeline...did it have a file extension of .prel? That is the file extension of a Premiere Elements project.
b. When you started that project, did you set it up for NTSC DV Standard or Widescreen or the PAL counterpart?
c. If you are working with the project.prel, when you open the project.prel, do you see your video on the Timeline? Does it play back in the Edit Mode Monitor if you hit the Play button of the Edit Mode Monitor?
d. When you get to Share/Disc/Disc, what preset did you set...NTSC Standard or Widescreen or the PAL counterpart?
e. After you have hit Burn in the Burn Dialog and during the encoding burn, the image in the Monitor stays at the image where you left the Timeline indicator back in the Edit Mode....nothing changes there, except maybe the image will dim during the encoding/burning process.
f. IMPORTANT...do you get a message saying the the burn to disc has been successfully completed, followed by the DVD burner tray opening?
g. If so, put the DVD back in the burner tray, go to My Computer/DVD drive. Right click the DVD drive and select Explore. Do you find content of two folders, one named OpenDVD and the other VIDEO_TS?
Where are you trying to play back the DVD-VIDEO that you believe that you created?
ATR

Cannot import entire dvd into premier elements 10

I am having problems importing and entire dvd that was recorded on a mini-dvd camcorder into premier elements 10. My OS is windows 7 64 bit. I have read thru these forums for hours and have not come across anything that will resolve the problem. Yes, the files on the dvd are a combination of vob, ifo and bup files. When I try to import media from the finalized disc or from the camcorder itself, I get the same results. It will import maybe 9 minutes of a 30 minute dvd. I did read on one of these threads to try and combine the files using command prompt. There is a total of 4 vob files, and when I combine them using the command prompt, the first two files copy and then I get an error message saying "cyclic redundancy check" and the whole process stops. I can play the the entire dvd on windows media player with no problems. I have also contacted tech support and the person I spoke with could not help me at all. I gave her access to my computer and she said everything looked good to run Premier Elements 10, she was not sure why I was having problems.
All I am trying to do is pull a couple of single clips from the mini-dvd and burn them to a dvd. I don't even need the sound, just the clips. I can also tell you that the mini-dvd I am trying to import has 66 individual clips on it. I just need 2 or 3 of them. It seems like this should not be such a complicated process....
Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks so much for the quick response.
When I start my project I do have the Hard Disk Camcorder setting selected. I did clean the C drive and defragment as well. I put the finalized disc into my computer's disc drive and used the Media Downloader in Premiere Elements; selecting the Get Media from DVD Camcorder or PC DVD Drive. I get the same results. Only a small part of the dvd is being imported.   I am not copying to any other drive. The camcorder the discs are coming from is a Panosonic VDR-D220. I have also tried to plug the camcorder into the computer via USB and import the media with all the same steps mentioned above with the same result.
When I look at the info. on the disc, it shows 15 files. The files are a combination of vob, ifo and bup.
They are listed like this:
video_ts    bup file    18kb
video_ts.ifo   ifo file   18kb
video_ts      vob file   166kb
vts_01_0    bup file    14kb
vts_01_0.ifo ifo file    14kb
vts_01_0      vob file   51,538kb
vts_02-0    bup file    16kb
vts_02_0.ifo   ifo file 16kb
vts_02_0    vob file    275,850kb
vts_03_0   bup file    32kb
vts_03_0.ifo   ifo file 32kb
vts_03_0    vob file    1,025,046kb
vts_04_0 bup file     14kb
vts_04_0.ifo ifo file   14kb
vts_04_0   vob file     16,278kb
I am not sure if all that info helps or not. If there is something else I can tell you, please let me know.
Thanks for your help.

How do I correct the error; "PluginCoder error: no pligin DLLs" when attempting to burn a DVD with Premiere Elements 13

I just upgraded to PE 13 - removed PE12 prior to installing PE13 and now I cannot burn a DVD on my Win 7 Pro 64bit PC. In my first attempt at burning a DVD PE 13 did not see the DVD burner - drive "z:". I have a WD MyBook 4TB USB HD and had Security configured which created a Virtual CD on the drive. I disabled the virtual CD and rebooted. This time PE13 recognized the DVD burner but when trying to burn a DVD I received the No DLLs message and had to cancel the burn. I tried the burn again and the DVD burner was no longer recognized.
I then removed PE13 and reinstalled it - no errors during the install. Tried again and same result - no DLLs.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
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PRE_help
For Premiere Elements user, I would make note that the presets for burn to disc cannot be customized by the user within the program.
a. The second thread that you pointed rkclarke36 to does talk about resolving this issue by changing the burn to disc frame rate from
24 fps to 30 fps. But, that was for Premiere Pro, not Premiere Elements. In Premiere Pro, can the user really customize an Adobe burn to disc
preset?
For Premiere Elements
If the burn to is to DVD disc for DVD-VIDEO, the user is
confined to two frames rate, 25 interlaced frames per second or 29.97 interlaced frames per second. But, he/she cannot change the frame rate
within the preset.
If the burn to is to DVD disc for AVCHD DVD, the user again meets different presets, but cannot change the frame rate within the preset. For Premiere Elements 13 burn to AVCHD disc, the presets are
Premiere Elements 13
H.264 1440 x 1080i NTSC Dolby
H.264 1440 x 1080i PAL Dolby
H.264 1440 x 1080p NTSC Dolby
H.264 1920 x 1080i NTSC Dolby
H.264 1920 x 1080i PAL Dolby
H.264 1920 x 1080p NTSC Dolby
Except for the two 1080p presets with frame rate of 23.976 progressive frames per second, the other presets all have a frame rate of 29.97 interlaced frames per second NTSC or 25 interlaced frames per second.
b. Mark has not yet offered the details of the Timeline content (video and/or stills) being taken to burn to DVD-VIDEO or AVCHD DVD. So, frame size as per your first mentioned link might be an avenue to pursue. I would include that with all my testing of Premiere Elements 4 to 13, I have not gotten this particular dll error
with any oversized stills.
ATR

Issue burning DVD in premiere elements 13

To shortly summerize my problem:
When I try to burn a DVD premere elements is not really working like it should imho:
At 98% it first gave an error that there were no plugin DLL's. Disk was ejected but useless.
Second and third go it gave an error at 98% indicating that the writespeed was incorrect. Error message was wider then the container showing the message.
Tried burning an DVD ISO to harddisk instead: no errors but also no file. Doublechecked file location, reburned, same issue
Tried to encode to MP4 to harddisk: no issues
Tried reinstalling premiere elements: same issues
Does anyone have a good idea on what to try next?
My computerspecs are as follows:
win8.1 x64
4790Ti
8gb ram
No dedicated video card: intel hd graphics 4600
simple 8 speed usb DVD burner (keep in mind it also won't burn ISO files to harddrive...)
Computer fully patched and up to date, including latest quicktime
Obviously premiere elements 13, but the Dutch version.

Petter01
Juergen may have hit on a critical matter as it relates to the success or failure of Premiere Elements 13 and its Burn To: Blu-ray ISO Image (25 GB).
Other ISO Image opportunities (for DVD and AVCHD) in Premiere Elements 13 have not yet been brought into the matter.
For many posts, Juergen has been reporting that he can generate a Premiere Elements 13.iso image for Blu-ray, but when the .iso is taken to disc, the player does not recognize
the disc content. Only recently has he mentioned that the issue seems to be related to the file size of the .iso image produced. He said that if the Premiere Elements 13 iso file exceeded about 1.1 GB, the Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc produced in ImgBurn could not be read by the players.
Last night, I checked into that to see if I could confirm Juergen's observation. I have. This is a serious setback for Premiere Elements 13 which finally offers an Blu-ray ISO Image as an alternative to the Burn To: Disc product.
So, for you to confirm.....
1. Are you doing Publish+Share/Disc/DVD with Burn To: = ISO Image?
2. If so, are you actually seeing an .iso image generated and saved to your computer hard drive?
If so, what is the file size of the .iso file produced?
3. What is the file size for the DVD .iso file that you take into ImgBurn for burn to DVD disc to the correct disc files system,
is the disc content recognized by your player? If so, what player.
Thanks.
ATR

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