(Premiere Elements 3.0) Exportieren auf DVD

Hallo an dieses Forum!
Kann mir jemand helfen beim Exportieren auf DVD! Es tritt die Fehlermeldung auf "Datenrate zu hoch für DVD". PGC-Info: Name=, Ref=,Apge, !!!
Alle Versuche auf 8 Bit konstant zu Exportieren schlagen fehl!
Danke! Sunny

Everios really are a problem for Premiere Elements for some reason. Here's a workaround one person came up with.
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.3bc1265c
The real question though is how did you get your video from the camcorder into your computer? Did you download the files? Use another program to capture them.
Far and away, the best way to guarantee the highest quality is to convert those Everio files to DV-AVIs using a program like MPEG Streamclip BEFORE you bring them into PRemiere Elements. The FAQs at the top of this forum tell you how.
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.3bc4800e

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hallo, hoffe auf hilfe!
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Hi Holger
Das Schnittfenster in Encore ist ja nur eine Leiste , die in der Optik in etwa dem Schnittfenster in Premiere gleicht, schneiden kann man darin nicht. Aber die Funktion ist da ja anders als in Prem.Encore akzeptiert : mpeg ,avi .
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Premiere Elements 7 Crashing on Share DVD every time on Vista 32

I am running Premiere Elements 7 on Vista Home Premium 32 bit. The machinse is up to specs, quad core, 3GB RAM, Ge Force 9500GT etc. I'm in the US using NTSC. Drive C; has 127GB free and E:, also internal, has 73GB free. Both get defragged and they get cleaned with CCleaner etc.
I had not used PE7 in a while and I shot video of a birthday party at a go kart track on Canon HV-20. I imported the video, edited it, added quicktracks music and exported the result as DVD going to folder 4.7GB as per Appendix of Muvipix Guide. [note no crash when I did this] I then burned that TS_Video folder to a DVD but it didn't play on DVD player. So I came back to PE7 to try writing an actual DVD directly.
Whenever I click Share > DVD now I get an immediate crash of the program. Windows provides this info in that error box:
Problem signature:
   Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
   Application Name:    Adobe Premiere Elements.exe
   Application Version:    7.0.0.0
   Application Timestamp:    48cee0db
   Fault Module Name:    StackHash_a34a
   Fault Module Version:    0.0.0.0
   Fault Module Timestamp:    00000000
   Exception Code:    c0000005
   Exception Offset:    00000000
   OS Version:    6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.3
   Locale ID:    1033
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I had to go Task Managaer > Processes and end the APE7 process before I could launch the program again....but the I tried another project entirely, an older one that was shot on a Sony DV Cam and it caused the same crash.
I cleaned the temp files and registry, restarted....same thing. So I went to this document:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404998.html#Before
...and started working through troubleshooting steps. I did this so far:
1. Make sure that the system meets the minimum requirements for Adobe Premiere Elements 7
check
2. Install the latest version of Premiere Elements.
checked, no updates available
3. Install current Windows service packs and other updates.
check, every single one is installed on this system. I run CS4 with PSCS4 Extended and Lightroom 2.5 all the time here.
4. Re-create the Premiere Elements PluginCache.
This I could not do. Holding Shift on starting APE7 had no effect. It just brings me to the Phosotshop Online signing screen on the elft with Open or Instant Movie on right etc.
5. Re-create the Premiere Elements preferences folders.
Could not find them at that location. Will come back to that as I have done complete reinstall of APE7 and deleted evrything I could find at that time.
6. Disconnect IEEE 1394 devices.
check, not a startup problem anyway
7. Troubleshoot third-party plug-ins.
Have not installed any
8. Run Premiere Elements in a new user account.
check, crashes same way
9. Run Premiere Elements while no other applications run in the background.
check, very limited set of apps running
10. Update the video card driver.
check, latest Nvidia GeFroce9500GT driver installed, also tried previous version, no effect
11. Verify that other device drivers are compatible with Windows.
check, devices were made for an work fine in Vista32
12. Troubleshoot QuickTime.
check (**PARTLY!**)...I have the latest QT Pro 7.6.4 and latest iTunes installed and working fine.
HOWEVER, I do have an issue in PSCS4 where I am not able to open QT Movies in Photoshop. The only response from Adobe's support ticket has been I should upgarde to QuickTime 7.1 or later...Duh, I have 7.6.4 and had said that in ticket. May be this is related?? May be it's a CODEC issue? I do have alot of CODECs on the machine that were set up by Zoomplayer's install center ioncluding latest DiVX etc.....but that should be OK I would think???
13. Check for codec problems.
See #12 above...do I disable every CODEC?? Not sure where to with that....?????
I did read this..."..If you are not certain which codecs should remain on your system, contact Adobe Technical Support for additional help.
To temporarily disable a video or audio codec, see "Temporarily disable a codec (Windows Vista)" (TechNote kb404892) for details....."
14. Identify the file that causes the problem.
Check, any do. Have a number of Elements projects, each of them causes the problem. Even creating a new project with two scenes in timeline and choosing Share > DVD will crash it now.
15. Remove and Reinstall Premiere Elements.
Check- ran uninstall, dleted all APE7 and APE4 folders I could find and ran CCleaner on temp files and regsitry.
RE-downloaded APE7 from Adobe Store and after a reboot installed it. Rebooted. Boom same crash.
16. Check for font problems.
Uh, I have only added three fonts to what's in the system...any others were installed by Adobe CS4 Design Premium...didn't spend any time on this.
17. Set the virtual memory paging file to the default size.
Have not tried this.
18. Optimize handling of temporary files by Windows
check
19. Repair and defragment hard disks.
check, do that regularly. Most of my content lives on a 4TB Drobo anyway, but all the APE7 edits have been with fast internal drive that is not fragmented and has lots of room. All scratch disks are set to E: internal SATA 7200 drive...Vista is on C:
20. Scan the system for viruses.
Absolutely clean. Running Norton360 and have run exhaustive checks and scans with help from the Tweaks guys including ESET online scanner- Absolutely clean of malware, spyware, trojans, viruses, rootkits or even tracking cookies!
21. Visit the Adobe User to User Forums.
Tada! Here I am.
22. Reinstall your capture card software.
No cpature problems....it's built in FW13945 on my HP Media Center m8120N and has always worked fine.
23. Contact Adobe Technical Support.
Awww man.....really?
Other stuff I have done and summary:
## I've read Steve say these kinds of problems are often Audio Driver problems. I have now installed latest Audio drivers from Realtek HD and Haupagge...latest are there and they work fine. Still crash.
## I've flashed both of my DVD writers drives, which are SATA, to latest Firmware and verified them.
Final note, I CAN share a file and choose to upload it to YouTube which is what I did with the Birthday video.
I have tried rendering the whole timeline before clicki9ng on Share > DVD still immediate crash. I *WAS* able to go there when I first edited this rememebr and I saved the DVD to a 4.7GB folder.
Thanks for any help!
Phil
pwscott   AT   gmail

Pwscott wrote:
10. Update the video card driver.
check, latest Nvidia GeFroce9500GT driver installed, also tried previous version, no effect
After installing recent nvidia drivers you should then uninstall the nvidia stereoscopic 3D driver from Control Panel> Uninstall a Program. This has a known conflict with APE.
Cheers,
Neale
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I'm trying to burn a slide show I've created. It's a mixture of photoshop elements photo slideshow and edited videos, about 30 minutes long.
But every time I try and burn it to DVD, premiere elements crashes. It generally gets to about 30% through the encoding media stage.
Has anyone else come across this problem? I thought it might be related to virtual memory, but I've increased this, and it's not had an effect. I'm running it on a laptop with 4Gb RAM, so RAM shouldn't hopefully be a problem.
When trying to burn, i've also tried to reduce the quality so instead of using "Fit contents to available space" I've reduced the bit rate down to 5Mbps so the space required is just over 1.2Gb (it was originally about 2Gb).
Has anyone any suggestions as to how to resolve / diagnose this problem.
I've burnt several DVDs before without any problems, although they were mainly just photos
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The easiest way to do this is with Photoshop (PS). I'm certain that PSElements can do it well also, but do not know what might be different. This is for Photoshop.
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I haven't actually done a BluRay yet - waiting to get everything right and,
hopefully, will be able to put more than 1 movie when all is finished!
That's my next challenge. I initially used Share/Disc to burn the DVD with,
I thought, all the settings for widescreen. It has always worked OK in
Pinnacle. When I lodged the problem with tech support they sent me
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Sony disc burner plus Sony TV and Playstation so you'd think they'd all talk
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http://www.jilldearing.blogspot.com/
Are your creating and burning your DVD (or is it a BluRay disc?) from
Premiere Elements by choosing Share/Disc?
If so, it should produce a widescreen disc.
Sometimes DVD players don't automatically read home-burned DVDs as
widescreen and you have to manually switch it. But at the very least the
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Geoff, I think you're chasing the wrong issues. The least likely problem is that Premiere Elements is producing unreadable discs.
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Hi Holger
Das Schnittfenster in Encore ist ja nur eine Leiste , die in der Optik in etwa dem Schnittfenster in Premiere gleicht, schneiden kann man darin nicht. Aber die Funktion ist da ja anders als in Prem.Encore akzeptiert : mpeg ,avi .
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rross43
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But, back to burn to disc....the successful burn to folder is pointing to the burner or the disc itself. What brand disc are you using?
What is the mode of failure for your burn to disc....you say nothing happens. Does that mean you hit the burner button and nothing happens?
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Thanks.
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I have premiere elements 13 and it wont burn DVD's. Says it cant find a burner.

Mac or Windows, and what is your hardware?
Things and Software to AVOID when authoring/burning a disc... says Encore, but also applies to Premiere Elements and disc burning
Start --> http://forums.adobe.com/thread/608660
#2 has WHY Explained http://forums.adobe.com/thread/607390
Plus http://forums.adobe.com/thread/562941
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cd-dvd-drive-recognized-application.html
Set your Premiere Elements DVD output to a folder on your hard drive and then use the FREE Imgburn to burn the folder to disc for DVD... Premiere Elements 13 WILL write a DVD or BluRay to an ISO (send the author a PayPal donation if you like his program)
Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1322583 for notes on installing Imgburn WITHOUT any toolbar add-ons... Set Imgburn to use the slowest burn speed your drive and media will use... I set my burn speed to 1x and let Imgburn adjust to the actual minimum

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Hi, I have a source HD video (from TV) in resolution 1280x720/50. In export presets for avchd disk I only can find presets for 1440x1080 and 1920x1080. I'd like to export this video with menus in 1280x720 which is original resolution to AVCHD disk.
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Regards, Juergen

Juegen
No version of Premiere Elements lets you produce a DVD disc with or without menus with AVCHD format of 1280 x 720 at 50 progressive frames per second.
The burn to disc, DVD, AVCHD, and Blu-ray are offered as you found them.
You could burn your Premiere Elements 12 Timeline content to a file AVCHD.mp4 (720p50) via Publish+Share/Computer/AVCHD with Presets = MP4 - HD 720p50. And, then burn that file to a DVD disc as data disc if the disc capacity allowed. But you would not have any menus. Disc menus are offered only for burn to disc/burn to folder. And, important, stop markers do not function at playback of the Premiere Elements (any version) AVCHD DVD or Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc.
Please let us know if you need clarification on anything written.
Thank you.
ATR

Premiere Elements 11 "installing Shared Technologies" error during install

How do I fix the "The installation process has encountered an error whil installing Shared Technologies. Please restart your system and try again." error while installing Premiere Elements 11? Photoshop Elements 11 installed fine, but I keep receiving this error while trying to install Premier Elements 11.
I have already tried:
Install from CD
Install from C: drive root
Install from Adobe website trial version
Install from CD, after clean boot
In each case it installs at the same place with the same error.
From searching these forums and doing a web search it seems like a common problem with no clear solution.

FFWLKin
I do not know if what I am about to report will help or confuse the Premiere Elements users further on this Shared Technology error encountered during Premiere Elements installation, but here is hoping that something in the following experience might be of help to someone....
I entered your thread with the Shared Technology error (targeting Elements Organizer/Data 7) when trying to install Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10 on a new Windows 8 64 bit computer. Unlike the others I had no problems installing Premiere Elements 11 and Photoshop Elements 11 from the Adobe installation disc a week earlier on this brand new Windows 8 64 bit computer. Short of re-formatting the hard drive, I did everything plus with no luck in getting versions 10 installed on this Windows 8 64 bit computer. So, I decided to focus on working with the already installed version 11 programs.
I headed for Premiere Elements 11 to create a DVD-VIDEO format on DVD disc and to my horror found that the program's burn dialog had no burner(s) in the burner location (either the build in one or an external burner (USB). But, Premiere Elements 11 burn to folder did work. On the other hand, I found that Photoshop Elements 11 Organizer File Menu feature to burn (datadisc) to CD or DVD did recognize these burners and that burn to feature worked. I went through the typical drill for those in this type of situation and nothing remedied the problem. So, I decided to go for the deactivate/uninstall/reinstall route. Well, now Premiere Elements 11 reinstallation ran into the same fate as Premiere Elements 10, that is, it ran into the Shared Technologies error related to installation of the Elements Organizer and Premiere Elements 11 would not install after going through everything decribed in this thread, excluding re-formatting the hard drive.
1. Deactivated/uninstalled Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11.
2. Apply the cclearer: cleaner and registry cleaner. And, then went into the Registry and deleted all related to Photoshop Elements 10/Premiere Elements 10 as well as Photoshop Elements 11/Premiere Elements 11.
3. Disabled firewall, antivirus, spyware...
4. Tried to reinstall Premiere Elements 11, using the installation files (setup.exe in 64 bit folder) copied to hard drive. No go. Same Shared Technology error.
5. Started deleting programs that I had installed after the initial successful installs of Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11 (these programs included iTunes, VLC player, and ImgBurn). Still no go for the Premiee Elements 11 install, and same Shared Technologies error.
FINALLY, Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11 got successfully installed on this Windows 8 64 bit computer according to the following scenario (iTunes, VLC player, and ImgBurn still removed from system...firewall, antivirus, spyware protection re-enabled)
1. Attached a USB burner to computer via one of its USB 3.0 ports.
2. Inserted the Adobe installation disc into the burner tray of this burner in order to install the program(s) via the installation disc.
3. Selected install for Photoshop Elements 11. It went to completion without problem.
4. Selected install for Premiere Elements 11. It went to completion without problem. And, now the burn dialog/burner location did recognize the computer's built in burner and my USB external burner.
None of the above may have had anything to do with what finally triggerd the version 11 installation processes to go to completion. But, I add this to the mix of how Photoshop Elements 11/Premiere Elements 11 finally got installed in Windows 8 for the user.
And, I would offer this suggestion to those who have already installed Premiere Elements 11 on their Windows 8 64 bit. As soon as possible make sure you have burners listed in the burner location of the program's burn dialog.
ATR

Premiere Elements 11 "No media present"

I'm new to using Premiere Elements 11. Everything was going smoothly until I tried to burn an AVCHD project to disc. Got the message "No media present" which mean the burn button wasn't available. I notice another discussion on this where the solution was to burn the project to a folder, then burn the DVD using a program ImgBurn.
(1) I'm not comfortable downloading this program (how do I know it's safe?).
(2) I've got a brand new Toshiba laptop (12 GB)/Windows 8. Everything is new and updated... Is there an Adobe fix to this problem? Like a program patch???

Jerry,
No patches.
ImgBurn does have some strange, but helping messages while it operates, but is a highly effective program. I have it on Windows 7 64 bit and Window 8 64 bit and have not had any problems with it over the course of several years. If you target the download button for ImgBurn, no problems. And, you control what gets installed once the dialogs appear.
Back to Premiere Elements 11 AVCHD burn to DVD or Folder.
Important questions:
a. Putting aside the "after" and ImgBurn, can you get a successful Publish+Share/Disc/AVCHD with a burn to = Folder (4.7 GB)?
b. In the case of the .../AVCHD with burn to = disc (DVD), did you try another disc? Did you trying hitting the Rescan button?
Please view the above. Especially try the AVCHD DVD burn to folder to see if it works up to that point before you decide whether to download and install ImgBurn.
Where do you intend to play back this AVCHD DVD? The hard part about this should be finding a player for it.
More later.
ATR

Audio fine in PSE9 but not in Premiere Elements 9

When I create a slide show in PSE9 I intermix photos and short movies. The movies have audio tracks. I then add different audio to the slide show, ending the audio before each movie and then placing a new audio after the movie. It plays exactly as I have set it up when I play the slide show in PSE9. When I send the slide show to Premiere Elements 9 to create a DVD, the audio I have ended in PSE9 continues through the movie giving me dual audio during the display of the movie and making it difficult/impossible to hear the audio for the movie clip.
I want my PSE9 slide show to be exactly duplicated by Premiere Elements 9. Why doesn't it do this?

Yes, I created my slide show in PSE9 using the Organizer.
I am able to import a video clip (taken on a digital camera) exactly the same as I can import a still picture. The clip needs to be in an allowed format. First I end the audio I am using for the rest of the slide show 1 or 2 slides before the video clip. Then I place a new audio a slide or 2 after the video clip. It plays back exactly as I want it to in the Organizer slide show. However, when transferred to Premiere Elements 9 to create a VDVD, the audio doesn't end before the video clip - both audios play when the video clip plays creating a cacophony!

PSE9 - audio working correctly in PSE9 is changed by Premiere Elements 9

When I create a slide show in PSE9 I intermix photos and short movies. The movies have audio tracks. I then add audio to the slide show, ending the audio before each movie and then placing a new audio after the movie. When I send the slide show to Premiere Elements 9 to create a DVD, the audio I have ended in PSE9 continues through the movie giving me dual audio during the display of the movie and making it difficult/impossible to hear the audio for the movie.
I want my PSE9 slide show to be exactly duplicated by Premiere Elements 9. Why doesn't it do this?

You can use the sound mixer in PRE9 to adjust or fade audio levels.
However you will probably find better advice over on the Premier forum:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere_elements

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