Premiere Elements 8 Rendering Issues

I have been editing a HD file of approx 12Gb and am in the stage of fine tuning the clips.
My problem is that after adding a transition effect and trying to render I come up with 2 seperate error messages
The first one is [..\..\Scr\PathUtils.cpp-190] when I press contiue the render function box opens and starts but no rendering happens.
When I cancel out of that a second error comes up[..\..\Scr\Win\WinPathUtils.cpp-504].
Together with this, the autosave function seems to be crashing. It seems as if these issues are tied up with the Scratch Disc settings but I am not even sure what they do??
Help

I'm new at this.... but that seems to be a different type of error
My laptop is new and completely dedicated to this first edit project.
Nothing else runs on it so I have speed and RAM a plenty.
I have removed the 4 clips that couldn't be rendered and it still comes up with the same error
Tim

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After clicking "Render" button, the program runs about a few seconds and stop. Meanwhile, a error message pops up, asking to copy and paste the provided serial number on the given adobe website to get decode. When you do it, the website shows another error message which says something like that the website dose not support any adobe premiere elements below the version 8. This doesn't make any sense at all! We need the answers to this issue, please.

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Assuming Premiere Elements 12 on Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit for now....
On what computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 12 running on? Have you updated 12 to the 12.1 Update yet? If not, please do so from an opened new project's Help Menu/Update. Is your computer connected to the Internet?
In some cases, I have seen where Premiere Elements will need to do a one time activation of a feature. Rendering may be the feature in your case.
There have been several reports from users of Premiere Elements 8 and earlier about messages for MPEG2 activation that cannot be done because Adobe no longer supports MPEG2 Activation for Premiere Elements 8 and earlier. But, you have version 12.
What I would suggest is
1. Uninstall the program the usual Control Panel way
2. Do a free ccleaner run through
CCleaner - Download
3. Reinstall the program with the antivirus and firewall(s) disabled....be sure of the integrity of your Internet connection.
You could try before the above the deletion of the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file or the whole 12.0 Folder in which the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file exists.
Local Disk C
Users
Owner
AppData
Roaming
Adobe
Premiere Elements
12.0
and in the 12.0 Folder is the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file that you delete. If that does not work, then delete the whole 12.0 Folder in which the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file exists. Be sure to be working with Folder Option Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives active so that you can see the complete path cited.
Please review and consider and then we will plan further troubleshooting strategy accordingly.
Thank you.
ATR

Premiere Elements 12: Rendering not on the exact frames

I'm using Premiere Elements 12 and cutting MOV files in most cases.
Now I detected that PE isn't rendering always correctly: In some cases the rendered file shows at the end of a clip 1 more frame than in it shows in the cutting window.
Meaning: The original MOV clip contains 2 scenes. I import the MOV file into my PE12 project and put it into the cutting window.
Then I'm moving the viewing bar of the cutting window exactly to the end of scene 1 and click "cut".
When I separate both scenes in the cutting window, PE12 show exactly the result I want to get: scene 1 ends with the last frame of scene 1, scene 2 starts with the first frame of scene 2.
Then I delete scene 2 and render scene 1 to a MP4 file.
When viewing the result file in any player (e.g. Windows Medie Player, VLC, Quicktime), all these players show at the end of scene 1 the first frame of the original scene 2.
Again: even if I couldn't see this first frame of scene 2 in the cutting window!
So the cutting window doesn't show EXACTLY the result I will get!
I already tries different ways of importing the original MOV files, different codecs and so on - nothing helped.
In roughly 50% the cuts of the final file are like planned, the other 50% of cuts show one frame too much at the end of a scene.
Problem: In a lot of cases the scenes are already very short, so I can't give always "one frame plus" before I cut: sometimes I really need every single frame.
And I can't believe that a programm like Premiere Elements should not be able to cut exactly at the frame where it is supposed to!
So does anyone have a clou what I'm doing wrong?
Or this this a knows issue of PE?
Thanks in advance!

Dear ATR,
I now found some time to check this out.
Let me describe exactly what I'm doing:
Source file is a MOV file full HD.
Drag & drop it onto the timeline.
Set half frame option (is it called "field"?) to "reduce flickering" - because if I don't (default option: "none"), the rendered result is not that stable, meaning the picture is totterling a little. Is this normal? Could this setting cause the trouble with the last frame at cutting/rendering?
Switched Timeline to frame display instead of timecode.
By the way: this CTRL + clicking the area above the Timeline doesn't work ...
Moved the Timeline bar with the arrow keys to the position where I want to cut; the Monitor Window above the Timeline showed the first frame of scene 2. Doublechecked by moving the cursor with the arrow keys one frame forward and back again to really got the right position (twice). Clicked "cut" icon on Timeline.
Repeated the same at the end of scene 2 - the Monitor showed the first frame of scene 3.
Moved scene 2 to another position on the Timeline with the mouse (drag & drop).
Checked cuts on the timeline: scene 2 showed the first and last frame as it should.
Repeated all this with 10 scenes from the original MOV file, brought all of them into a new position and thus order.
Deleted the rest of the original MOV file from the timeline.
Put the 10 scenes together, placed them at the left side of the Timeline.
Rendered the result.
Settings: AVCHD - MP4
PAL, 1920 x 1080 px, 30 fps, Widescreen 16:9, Profile: High, Level: 5.0
rendern with max depth: "no"
VBR, 2-path
target: 15 mbps
max: 25 mbps
Audio; AAC, stereo, 48 Khz, Quality: high, 160 kbps
Priority: Bitrate
The result file showes on 4 of 10 scenes that one frame too much at the end of the cut scene.
And it always happens at the same scenes, not randomly!
So it does not depend if I'm viewing frames or timecode in the Timeline. Surprise!
But what I detected: When I'm using a "new project", this issue does not occur!!!
So I looked at the project settings: The "new project" I let the default settings be, because it I should import a file and drag this to the Timeline, the software would give me a message if the project settings should not match.
Default settings are: NTSC-ADCHD-AVCHD 1080p60.
But what I normally do is using a template file with all my intro, outro, audio, logo and so on, copy that *.prel file where I want to edit it, rename it and then open this copied prel file. Here I the project settings show:
HD 1080i, 25 fps, 1920 x 1080 (I guess I once selected this under PAL because there is no PAL 1080p25 oder 30, just 1080p50). And I'm from Germany, so I chose PAL instead of NTSC ...
So I guess this makes a difference - even if I do not have a clue, why.
Big question now: How can I chance my project settings in my template file without making it anew?
Because I cannot copy all the objects from one project to another, right? At least I never managed to do so...
To built the template anew would take about 6 hours, and on this basic template are based 6 more templates for special formats. So makeing all templates anew would cost me up to 2-3 days!!!
So I really hope for a better solution
Kind regards,
Lutz

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I use Premiere 9 under 7-64 with 12G RAM (processor i5). I often have, after some tens of minutes of working the following message (translated from French) : "The memory allocated to Premiere is saturated. Take care".
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Hi,
Ok for Premiere Elements 9.01, but I already have it. For the Lean machine, I have a very stable and optimised machine because it's main usage is recording and mixing music with Cubase 6 and this needs a PC in good health (and it works perfectly).
For the memory chapter, as I have 12G of RAM, I don't think that any setting of the swap file would be an issue.
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The second most common cause is that your project needs to be rendered.
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Hi, I'm using Adobe Premiere Elements 11, 64-bit Windows.
I keep trying to render a project at a bit target bit rate of 10.05 MB/S (.h264 1080p MP4) but the resulting .mp4 file keeps coming out with an average bit rate of around 7000kb instead of 10,000kb...
The source files used in the project are 17mbs..
Other projects are rendering fine.
Would be very grateful for some advice.
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Sminty
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a. Export as
Publish+Share
Computer
AVCHD
with presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30
and, under the Advanced Button/Video Tab of the preset, what are your setting for Maximum Bitrate to go along with the 10.5 Mbps Target Bitrate (the units there are Mbps or Mb/second which is megabits per second).
b. I believe that each encode needs to be looked at separately.
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Second example..Original AVCHD.mov file from another camera, 1920 x 1080p30, 24.0 MB, 14.14 seconds, and Bitrate Overall 14.4 Mbps and Bitrate 12.2.
I selected Publish+Share/Computer/AVCHD with Presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30, and, in the Advanced Settings set Bitrate as VBR 2 Pass
Target 5 Mbps and Maximum 10 Mbps.
The result was an AVCHD.mp4 1920 x 1080p30 with a Bitrate Overall 5.17 Mbps and Bitrate 5.006.
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ATR

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Hi Schaef,
I'll do my best to try to explain...
The problem that was causing my issue was that I had chosen the wrong Project Settings. I tried just playing around with them until the program sped up.
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Once you've found a suitable option, try saving the settings and opening the new project. If you don't notice any difference, than you should start all over to find a different option. Repeat this until the program has significantly sped up (as it did for me).
If none of this helps, I apologize, my knowledge with the program is not very profound.
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Unfortunately the Dazzle is one of those low-end capture units that are pretty much made to work with the video editor that comes with them. Even converting the video won't make it more compatible with Premiere Elements.
As I explain in my books as well as in the FAQs to the right of this forum, the best devices for capturing video for editing your PC are called DV bridges. The best value is the ADS Pyro AV Link, available for about $100 online.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/431853?tstart=0
The video it captures load right into Premiere Elements and edit beautifully!

Premiere Elements 9 audio issue

Hi, i have an audio issue with Premiere Elements 9.
I just purchased a Dazzle DVC 100. I've captured Video/Audio through Pinnacle Studio no problems.
But when I try to capture in PE9 I only get Video. I have changed every setting i could find under the
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Thanks for any help forwarded!
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edit - project settings - playback settings - I've clicked both Desktop Audio/External Device Audio
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On Monday, I'll be on my workstation with Flash and will tell you the exact version, plus the Export options available.
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So I've been playing around a little with the new Premiere Elements 13 trial. I didn't use the last version for any lengthy period, but I like to try out every new version of Elements to see if I like it. I jotted down a few notes as I was messing around:
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You can do what ATR suggests. Change the keyboard shortcuts wherever required.
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Could you let me know what fonts do not appear the same on the monitor as in the thumbnails?
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Well... what ARE they?
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Brand/Model Computer (or Brand/Model Motherboard if self-built)
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OR Control Panel--System--Hardware Tab--Device Manager for WinXP
And the EXACT type and size of file that is causing you problems
-for pictures, that includes the camera used and the pixel dimensions
Plus Video-Specific Information http://forums.adobe.com/thread/459220?tstart=0

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where can i find the settings, that the film not begin at the first clip in my movie after rendering in the projekt file.
e.g. i have 5 clips in my projekt and on the last one i put an effect on it. than i press return and the rendering procedure begin. after that, the movie starts at the first clip automaticly.
but i will let start the movie on my rendering position ( in this case at the beginning of clip 5 in my short movie).
i hope you understand what i mean. sorry about by bad english.
greetings,
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The only parameter that can be set, or unset, is in Edit>Preferences, and it is to either play the Timeline (full Timeline), after Render, or, when turned OFF, to not play the Timeline after Render. If you turn that function OFF, then it would be a simple matter of just hitting the Enter key to play back the Timeline from the location of the CTI (Current Time Indicator/Playhead), which can be easily moved, as desired, by click+dragging it. There is no setting to just play the Rendered area, after the Render operation.
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