Premiere to AE to Encore

Hi, I have created a 1 hour film, using HDV footage which I want to send to AE to perform colour correction on the entire film and then send to encore to produce as a DVD. I am confused whether I should use Dynamic Link or export as files to transfer to each program, or a mixture of the 2 approaches. I am obviously new to CS5, so would appreciate any recommendations on this workflow. Thanks.

Yes, I realised that some of the transistions weren't moving over so I decided to export from Premiere Pro an MPEG 2 file which I imported into AE, made the colour correction, then opened Premiere and used dynamic link to reference this AE file and then sent it to encore through the dynamic link. It works, and I think it looks good, but the render takes about 10 hours (it is also downsizing at the encore build stage). So I am guessing there is a far more efficient way of completing this workflow??

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Just click here (it's the same link as the more information link in CC.)
or
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Perhaps I missed this information.
In my personal notebook I already use the CC design apps like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign.
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Gustavo Del Vechio wrote:
Will Adobe Dynamic Link be broken??? And we cannot use anylonger?
Hi Gustavo,
Yes, the Adobe Dynamic Link isn't supported with Premiere CC.
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-a workaround for the Cloud http://blogs.adobe.com/davtechtable/
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Hi Dave, To be honest Colin's way is the correct way to do it and it has worked so you should probably do it that way. I just like to
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I've downloaded mediainspector and got the following results:
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I understand how the programs work but I really don't know so much technical stuff about sound and video.
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