Importing multiple sequences from Premiere (CS3)

I've got the hang now of exporting a timeline to Encore to add the DVD menus etc. But is there an easy was of exporting a lot of timelines in one go from premiere into encore without having to export 1 at a time ?
Thanks

I created a tutorial for frameserving from Premiere to Encore so that you don't have to do an intermediate render.
Here's the link:
Frameserver Tutorial

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I'm running on a Windows XP SP2, 4 GB RAM, 2 Dual Core processors machine. I loved CS2. It worked great but there have been multiple problems with CS3.
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This is aimed a Premiere Pro, but may help - First, work through the steps here http://ppro.wikia.com/wiki/Troubleshooting
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For PC users, of which I am one, the Preview Render codec in the Sequence is usually MPEG so best to avoid it. If you can actually use ProRes, then it's understandable that you'd want to "Match Sequence" if possible.
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fredou_79 wrote:
Notice that I use Cineform and that those transition are Cineform's one; hope that doesn't cause the problem since AE uses CF too.
Exactly the problem. AE is only to able to translate a few transitions, which include the normal cross-disolve, linear wipe, dip-to-color and a few others, but since those routines are hard-coded in the Premiere Pro Importer, they have no way f doing the same for third-party products. So more or less you will have to rebuild your stuff, either by using the proper transitions in PPro or in AE.
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I have both AE and Premiere Pro CS4, and, because my Media Encoder doesn't work (a common problem, apparently), I import my sequences into AE to render. However, I've noticed a marked drop in quality in the sequence when imported into AE as opposed to when it's in Premiere Pro. It's comparable to a "Full" dropping to a "Half" when changing preview render quality in AE. What am I doing wrong? Is there some simple way to match the quality of the AE Comp (that has the PP sequence in it) to what the original Premiere Pro project has? Should I not be putting the PP project into a new comp in AE before I render it out? Is there another way that can retain the quality of the original Premiere Pro project?
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Hi all, I wonder if anybody has the answer for this. I have been really excited about the new feature that lets us export from a Premier timeline and open straight into an Encore project.
But what I want to know is, is it possible to perform this type of export for multiple sequences or timelines so they all open in the same encore project?
What I am doing at the moment requires 2 films on one authored disc. I am currently exporting straight to Encore which creates a new project each time, closing the unused projects tghen importing the exported video into my main Encore project manually.

More of a Premiere question, but no, it's not possible to do this with multiple sequences.
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This is a copy of a thread I started in the AUdition forum but was advised to ask here instead.

Not a direct reply to your question but...
I have only exported video to Audition as a reference track- preferring to use the PP timeline for the master export. I somehow feel it's less prone to image quality loss (codec dependent!)
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No, its not just you! Ive also got a super high end system and today needed to re-render out a bunch of sequences, replacing the intro and out, simple stuff. When I drag the 120 sequences over to AME with the proper destination folder and preset already defined correctly, the thing sits and then crashes, every time. I can do about 20 at a time, but every one of those takes much too long to load up into AME. Using the ctrl-m dialog makes a single sequence queue up faster once I click the queue button, but that only proves that something is wrong with the drag and drop, as there is obviously a serious TIME SAVER when I need to export a bunch of sequences at once.
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Paul, submit a real bug report using their system if you have time, its what Im always told in the end.
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