Premiere Pro 1.5 Export auf DVD versagt plötzlich

hallo, hoffe auf hilfe!
verwende premiere pro 1.5 bisher fehlerfrei. seit neuem kann ich jedoch nicht mehr exportieren auf DVD. das programm überspringt das menü wo es nach dem dvd brenner und qualität etc fragt komplett und geht sofort auf "AUFZEICHNUNGSFORTSCHRITT", hier kommt dann lediglich die fehlermeldung Fehler bei Transkodierung oder es passiert gar nichts. hatte bisher nie probleme und wundere mich ob jemand hierauf eine antwort weiss? besten dank,axel

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 .
Eine Vorschau in Encore erstellt man in:Datei> Vorschau . Mit dem Regler in Encoreschnittfenster verschiebt man nur die Länge der Zeitleiste.

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Hi Holger
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Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2011 07:33:04 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Using Premiere Pro CS3 When exporting as flash file poor picture quality
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Guten Tag, wer weiß Rat ?
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/845731
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