Mit adobe elements 12 geschnittene Videos auf Blue-Ray brennen, geht das??

heinerg
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 12/12.1 running on?
Assuming Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit for the moment
After edit process, you go to Tools/Movie Menu (if you want disc menu), and then to
Publish+Share
Disc
Blu-ray
for the burn to Blu-ray disc format on the Blu-ray disc (25 GB or 50 GB).
Also, remember that, if you use stop markers in your project, the stop markers in Premiere Elements Blu-ray disc format
on Blu-ray disc are not recognized by your player at playback.
In Premiere Elements 12/12.1, Publish+Share/Disc/Blu-ray...disc is your only choice, no burn to folder or to ISO Image.
Any questions or need clarification, please do not hesitate to ask.
Thank you.
ATR

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Folder (4.7 GB)
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NTSC_Dolby DVD
NTSC_Widescreen_Dolby DVD
PAL_Dolby DVD
PAL_Widescreen_DVD
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AVCHD (no changes)
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Disc
Folder (4.7 GB)
Folder (8.5 GB)
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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
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Blu-ray (new features)
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When was there ever?
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http://www.imagebam.com/image/7bd0af110335520
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http://www.imagebam.com/image/9aa895110335495
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http://www.imagebam.com/image/3a2a60110335483
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hi zusammen
Ich wusste nicht wie ich das einfacher schreiben könnte (Titel)
Situation
Ich schneide im Premiere Pro CS5 auf Mac Lion und geh dann per dynamic link zu Encore CS5. Dort als Blue Ray rechnen.
Leider kein Blue Ray am Mac .
Also müsste ich in einen Blue Ray Folder speichern was auch klappt und dann am PC brennen.
Aber das klappt nicht!
Mein SONY Blue-Ray player S550 meint "Medium kann nicht gespielt werden".
Habe die zwei typischen Ordner für Blue Ray.
Nach etlichen Versuchen gelang es mir, aber nur dadurch, dass ich das Encore Projekt samt dem Premiere Pro Elementen auf den PC übersiedelte.
Dort musste ich die ganze Sequenz in Premiere Pro erneut rendern und wieder per dynamic link an Encore senden.
Das muss doch einfache gehen !?!?!?
Entweder mach ich was beim brennen der Blue Ray vom Folder falsch oder ....?
Kann man nicht den "dynamic link" komplett nach Encore rendern, damit ich wenigstens nur den Encore Folder siedeln muss?
Mein Film wäre wohl zu groß.
120GB Rohmaterial, 450 Szenen - da streikt mein PC
bitte um rasche Hilfe - Tipps, whatever
Thanks!

hi zusammen
Ich wusste nicht wie ich das einfacher schreiben könnte (Titel)
Situation
Ich schneide im Premiere Pro CS5 auf Mac Lion und geh dann per dynamic link zu Encore CS5. Dort als Blue Ray rechnen.
Leider kein Blue Ray am Mac .
Also müsste ich in einen Blue Ray Folder speichern was auch klappt und dann am PC brennen.
Aber das klappt nicht!
Mein SONY Blue-Ray player S550 meint "Medium kann nicht gespielt werden".
Habe die zwei typischen Ordner für Blue Ray.
Nach etlichen Versuchen gelang es mir, aber nur dadurch, dass ich das Encore Projekt samt dem Premiere Pro Elementen auf den PC übersiedelte.
Dort musste ich die ganze Sequenz in Premiere Pro erneut rendern und wieder per dynamic link an Encore senden.
Das muss doch einfache gehen !?!?!?
Entweder mach ich was beim brennen der Blue Ray vom Folder falsch oder ....?
Kann man nicht den "dynamic link" komplett nach Encore rendern, damit ich wenigstens nur den Encore Folder siedeln muss?
Mein Film wäre wohl zu groß.
120GB Rohmaterial, 450 Szenen - da streikt mein PC
bitte um rasche Hilfe - Tipps, whatever
Thanks!

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Hallo zusammen,
weiß jemand welchen Encoder ich laden muss, um in Encore CS4 eine Blu-ray in 1080p zu erstellen?
Standardmäßig ist nur eine Blu-ray in 1080i möglich.
Danke für mögliche Antworten.
Gruß leznem

Hallo Mylenium,
vielen Dank für die Antwort. Die 24p funktionieren aber nur im NTSC und nicht im PAL-Format.
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DV and HDV data capture firewire has been removed from Premiere Elements 13/13.1. The last version to have this feature is 12/12.1.
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Thank you.
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