Revel conversion - complimentary Premier Elements 11?

How do I download the complimentary Premier Elements 11 which is being offered due to the conversion to Revel? When I click on the link in the Adobe e-mail regarding this issue I'm taken to a download page for Elements 11 not Premier Elements 11.

Hello I will be sending an email to your email address that you have on file to provide you directions for you.
Thank
Scott

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Can I add a Tivo codec to Premier Elements?

I have Premier Elements 11, on a Windows 7 (64 bit) machine. I also have Tivo Roamio, with their transfer software which will copy shows from the Tivo box onto my computer hard drive. I have recorded some movies I want to share with my kids when they come home from college this summer (one-time viewing, strictly private, in-home only). The video transfers show up as FILENAME.Tivo files; if I want, I can convert those into mpg files, via software by Pavtube. However, some shows will not convert completely; and, if I could avoid a time-consuming (and possibly lossy; not sure about that) conversion step, that would be nice.
So, the question becomes, can I install some codec into Premier Elements, that will allow it to recognize and handle filename.Tivo files?
If anyone can tell me where to find that kind of codec, and give me the basics of a step-by-step installation, to get the codec into a location where the Premier software can find and use it, that would be very appreciated.

Another quick update -
I've been trying the ctivo software, and have not seen any advantages over the combination of "Tivo Desktop" to transfer the files, followed by Pavtube to convert them into other formats that Premier can handle. Both software types seem to fail on the exact same files, and the 12 minute mark is a common, almost thematic failure point. Neither one provides any indication (at least, none that I can find) of why, and/or what went wrong, or whether I can do anything to fix it. Each time I have I tried one or more additional attempt, I have always gotten the same result.
ctivo provides a yellowish "Failed" color and message on its progress bar, with no other info.
Pavtube doesn't, and I have to check each converted file, to see if it's a good file. On occasion, the converted file size is only a small fraction of the expected number, and I'll know it's bad without checking further. More commonly, I have to check the final seconds of any file, to see if it still has a good picture. If any file conversion fails at some point, the entire screen shifts into static gobbledy-****, and I have never seen any converted file shift back to a good signal after a failure point like that.
I'm going to start looking into posts and threads at videohelp.com, to see if anyone there can help.

Is anyone else having Config error 16 issue when trying to start PSE 12 or Premier Elements after Mac upgrade to Yosemite 10.10 on iMac

Is anyone else having Config error 16 issue when trying to start PSE 12 or Premier Elements 12 after the Mac upgrade to OS X Yosemite 10.10 on iMac. I have had a number of issues with software and things after upgrading to OS X Yosemite 10.10 and even 10.10.1. I have uninstalled and reinstalled both PSE 12 and Premier Elements 12 a number of times and everything goes fine until its ready to launch and then you get an error message. Numerous uninstalled and reinstalls don't removing the problem. Strangely enough PSE 11 still appears to boot up and I never owned Premier Elements 11 so I don't know if it will start. I thought with Apple dropping its Apeture software and greater integration of iPhoto and Apeture files into Lightroom 5.7 all would be harmonious between these two players. Im not sure where Adobe wants us to go it recently removed the plugin to allow you to update files from LR to Adobe Revel, whats up with that. I now own two version of Adobe software that no longer work with my Mac and now way of uploading pictures from Lightroom to Revel. Needless to say I am pretty reluctant to sign on to a subscription of Creative Cloud with long term financial obligations when I can't even get my current Adobe software to work independently much less integrate with Lightroom. Frustrated with it all!

Get rid of 'put disks to sleep when possible' and you may see a dramatic improvement (not necessarily a cure).
That specific problem is a multiple-Processor (including graphics processor) problem, where one of the processors lost track of whether it should be responding to interrupts. You may have a Hardware problem.

How to import AVI files created in Adobe Premier Elements 2?

I have captured video in Adobe Premier Elements 2 on my PC from my Canon Optura camcorder. I have a few hundred small .avi files that I need a friend to import into his Final Cut Pro so they can be edited along with other footage that he has created. What is the best way to do this? Should I output a different file type from Adobe to make it easier for him to import?
Thanks in advance.
Bob

David Bogie Chq-1 wrote:
Should I output a different file type from Adobe to make it easier for him to import?
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No, it would be easier to give him the camera and let him capture natively.
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Unfortunately the clips are dispersed throughout many tapes so it is not reasonable for my friend to capture directly from the tapes.
I'm new to video editing and I don't know what format is recorded by my camcorder. Reading in this forum indicates that the .AVI files are just "wrappers". Is the compressor part of Final Cut? Would he be able to convert the files? Is it a problem if the time codes are lost. Can I do anything else in Adobe to make the conversion easier?
Sorry for all the dumb questions.

I have always used Nero wav editor to add eq, add volume and noralize recordings....do I have that feature in premier elements? and if so, where do I find it?

I have always used Nero wav editor to add eq, add volume and noralize recordings....do I have that feature in premier elements? and if so, where do I find it?

Zillenwater said: You can export a FLIP video clip using Picasa 3, and then bring it into Premiere Elements. The video and audio will successfully come in.
Thanks much - this worked very well and was so easy. After spending hours looking at a lot of different converters and getting nowhere, I spotted this solution.
I used Flip avi files directly from the camera, copied them into a folder that Picasa 3 could find, and then exported them. They showed up in my /My Documents/My Pictures/Picasa/Exported Videos folder as Windows Media Files (.wmv). I brought my test files into Premiere Pro 1.5, previewed them, placed them in the timeline and rendered them. they looked good here, so I exported my movie and the video looks pretty good, considering it was from the Flip.
Picasa did something that a dozen other conversion programs couldn't get right (or at least I couldn't find the right combination of codecs and settings). It's a relief, alright, and information I'm happy to share.

How can I get Premier Elements 13 to recognize Photoshop Elements 11?

I already had Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 and just purchased Premier Elements 13. I want to use Photoshop to improve photos I import into Premier Elements. A right click gets me to a menu that should let me use Photoshop, but when I click that I'm asked if I want to buy Photoshop. Premier Elements isn't recognizing my Photoshop. How can I solve the problem? I tried to post this earlier but can't find it now so my apologies if I'm duplicating the question.

Pulfnick
Not sure if the following is too much of a stretch on what you really can and cannot get in the way of integration between Photoshop Elements11 and Premiere Elements 13, but...
Are you putting all your edited photos as thumbnails in the Elements Organizer 11? And, do you have a fairly large build up of edited images
there that you would like to use in Elements Organizer 13/13.1? If so, have you considered catalog conversion? Basically you can convert the Elements Organizer 11 catalog in Elements Organizer 13/13.1 (using 13/13.1's File Menu/Manage Catalogs/Catalog Manager and the Convert option).
The result is that you have the Elements Organizer 11 catalog in Elements Organizer 13/13.1. And, at the same time, the 11 catalog remains unchanged in content back in its Elements Organizer 11.
But, when you add to the Elements Organizer 11 afterwards, I have found that those additions are not reflected in its converted version in Elements Organizer 13/13.1. And, any changes
in the 11 catalog in 13/13.1 are not reflected in Elements Organizer 11 catalog. Sort of a one time perk? Be aware, if you are an Elements Organizer slideshow user, the Elements Organizer 11 and 13/13.1 slideshows are markedly different. Elements Organizer 13/13.1 will accept 11's Slideshow Project in the conversion process but will force you to change the slideshow format to its new kind - which has its pros and cons.
ATR

Premier Elements 11 .vob Import?

Can Premier Elements 11 import .vob files? (I dub home movie VHSs to DVDs w/a Samsung DVD-VR375 DVD & VCR machine.) When I copy my DVD to my hard drive on my computer, I can play my files just fine. But when I want to edit my video to get rid of some of the video I don't want to keep, my Windows Movie Maker won't allow import of my .vob files: they must be of a different type (extension). I've tried just saving the .vob files as .mpeg, but that either doesn't work entirely, or only a portion of the video in the 1GB .vob file converts. I don't trust .vob conversion download software from the internet due to previous experiences. So, I'm looking to Adobe for a solution...Thanks!

chrisrole
It is unfounded to make the generalization that "Premiere Elements doesn't like the VOB file type.
And, it is not correct to refer to your suggested fix as a conversion form VOB to MPEG-2. There you are talking about VOB a container and MPEG2 a video compression.
The conversion if ever really needed is from MPEG2.vob to MPEG2.mpg. We have been through all this in these threads and you have agreed on the latter point at least. Yet you
maintain the same script when you continue to post in the Adobe Premiere Elements Forum two to three year old threads as you have been doing in the last 48 hours.
You maintain that you have tried to use a .vob file and gotten a VOB not supported message in your specific case and have found your suggested fix in suggested conversion software (which needs to be purchased from what I see). I have yet to see the important details of your version of Premiere Elements and computer operating system and details on the production of these DVD-VIDEOs that you are using.
Premiere Elements does support DVD video files from typical DVD-VIDEO structure and has a convenient feature to get these DVD video files (VTS_01_1.VOB and the rest in that series) into a Premiere Elements project to be edited and processed. See Add Media/DVD camera or Computer drive/Video Importer - exact wording of path depends on version.
It is one thing to share what worked for you in your specific circumstances (which are not clear), but another thing to convert all that into a generalization which distracts the Premiere Elements user from using an excellent and convenient feature built into Premiere Elements.
Be advised...I am not employed or affiliated with Adobe in any way. Just a Premiere Elements user who visits this forum a lot. My only interest is in my fellow Premiere Elements users.
ATR

Premier Elements has encountered an error...

While working on project using Premier Elements 7.0 with Vista Ultimate OS, I get following error:
"Premier Elements has encountered an error: [..\..\Src\Markers\Markers.cpp-187]"
Please can anyone tell me how to fix this error?

Thanks for all your help. I solved my problem, at least for now. I used Adobe PRE to do the conversion. I was able to edit each .wmv file in a project all by itself, normalize the audio, and then save it to a dv-avi file.
(It's interesting that the dv-avi file created by Adobe PRE was much
larger than the original .wmv file -- it went from 18 mb to 66 mb). I then imported the dv-avi files into my project. I still get the error if I try to click on Clip for those 2 clips, even as dv-avi files. So I suspect that I am still having some space or memory issues. But I no longer need to edit them, since I already normalized the audio. So hopefully I will be able to create the final DVD for the project when it is time to do that. Hopefully it will not give me further errors.
Steve mentioned optimizing Vista for video editing. I would still like to know how to do that. I often get the message "Adobe Premiere Elements is running low on system memory. Please save what you are doing and proceed with caution." And then I have to close the program and open it again. So I suspect there are some things I could do to improve my editing experience, besides acquiring more disk space. If you can give me some specific info about that, I would appreciate it.
Marsha
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Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 12:16:30 -0600
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Subject: Premier Elements has encountered an error...
Marsha,
I read about GSPOT, but I still don't know how to convert .wmv files to dv-avi type II. Can I do this within GSPOT?
Both G-Spot and MediaInfo are file info utilities, and are not converters. They can furnish a bit of info, regarding installed CODEC's on the system, but that is about the only other function, besides the file info, that they perform.
I also read your article on resizing photos, and I'm sorry to say, I got totally lost. Is there really a significant difference between photos that are 1024x768 (as most of mine are), and 1000x750?
There is very little difference in the dimensions that you cite. There is very little internal Scaling required (though I do Scale in PS to exactly what I need), and the extra pixels that are being handled are minimal, and until one got into the 1000's of such images, there should be zero noticeable slowdown. I think that we can safely rule out overly-large stills, as a contributing factor here.
It appears that Neale has posted some instructions for your conversion program. I hope that they solve all the issues.
Good luck,
Hunt
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Turn off AutoAnalyzer in Premier Elements 12

I just installed Premier Elements 12 and already it is asking me to install an update (Adobe Camera Raw). Unfortunately, the update won't install because it says ElementsAutoAnalyzer.exe is running. It does not show up in my Task List and I have unchecked all the boxes in Edit - Preferences - Media Analysis. I even rebooted but it says it is still running. Is there another way to turn this off? I have read many frustrations with the Auto Analyzer running in the background and how difficult it is to turn off but nothing on Elements 12.
This would suggest that the AutoAnalyzer will prevent any updates from being installed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

A.T. Romano,
I don't know what Revel is and I don't recall turning it on. I do notice a Sign into Revel option in Elements Organizer File tab so I assume I am not running it. I guess you never know what is running with Elements! I did not see it as a process in my Task Manager so I assume it is not running.
To your earlier point about any other way to shut off Auto Analyzer....I agree with you. I unchecked everything in Elements Organizer 12 and it is still running...what is the point of unselecting it? Also when I started Elements to look for Revel I noticed it was running again in my processes (taking up 25% of my CPU time). I am not sure I am comfortable with this undocumented feature its almost like spyware. I should be able to turn it off and run it manually as required.
Can anyone from Adobe comment...Rave, Anushree Dixit?
Thanks
OKrider

.FLV Format to Adobe Premier Elements 4 for editing -- Difficulty

Hi:
Have Dell Dimension 4600 with 2.4 GigHz CPU
WINXP with SP-2
RAM = 1 GIG
2 HD's (20 & 200 gigs)
I recently downloaded from YouTube a lot of
videos by using RealPlayer's software (version 11),
which uses the .FLV format.
I want to transfer them to Adobe Premier Elements 4
for editing, but it will not accept this format.
I tried using Virtual Dub and/or MPEG-Streamclip
to change this format and they too would not
recognize this .FLV format
Any suggestions??
Thanks

Hi again:
Have some questions about the Moyea FLV Plug-in:
As previously stated, I have been using the Prism Video converter,
which does seem to convert the FLV file to some type of an AVI file.
I then load this AVI file into Premium Elements 4 (PE4), and it first
has to be "conformed" in the PE4 software.
Then, if one attempts to open and edit this file, it either is an ex-
tremely slow process, or the software freezes, requiring a re-start
(sometimes multiple times) to complete the editing before rendering
it into an edited AVI file.
Curious to find a work-around, I avoided this first time editing
and just had the PE4 software just re-render the whole intact
Prism-generated AVI file into a PE4-generated AVI file which has
apparently much less "overehead" and can easily be edited in PE4.
so, I end up re-re-rendering the original FLV to get the edited AVI
file I want.
Does the Moyea FLV Plug-in avoid this labor-time intensive task??
Also, its web site advertises 2 different packages:
1) FLV Importer Pro for Adobe Premiere:
"FLV Importer Pro for Adobe Premiere is a plug-in program for Adobe
Premiere. Adobe Premiere is a professional and popular video editing
tool, which allows importing video and audio in various formats, like
AVI, MPE, MPG, M2V, MP3, WMV, WMA, WAV, etc.
Yet, it does not support the FLV file, which is widely used on the
web. FLV Importer Pro for Adobe Premiere is just a program to make
Adobe Premiere accept the FLV file for video editing and composing."
Price: $60
2) FLV Importer for Adobe Premiere:
"FLV Importer for Adobe Premiere is the same with the Pro version,
except the Flash 8 alpha video import and cheaper with 20$ off!
It is a plug-in program for Adobe Premiere.
Adobe Premiere is a professional and popular video editing tool, which
allows importing video and audio in various formats, like AVI, MPEG,
MPG, M2V, MP3, WMV, WMA, WAV, etc. Yet, it does not support the FLV
file, which is widely used on the web.
Support FLV files encoded by any codec,like:
Flash 8, H.263, RAW, ADPCM, MP3, Nellymoser.
FLV Importer for Adobe Premiere is just a program to make Adobe Prem-
iere accept the FLV file for video editing and composing."
Price: $40
(version 2)
The product sites of Moyea Software:
Video-to-flash.com, Flvsoft.com, My-video-converter.com.
The homepage of Moyea Software:
http://www.moyea.com
Which one is the most practical to get??
The site offers a "Free Trial"--is that worthwhile??
Finally, is this site trustworthy??
I am using the PE4 mainly for the conversion of FLV files and would
appreciate any rational method for accelerating the process.
Thanx.

Loss of audio sync when importing Samsung Galaxy 2 (GT-I1900) video to Premier Elements 10

I am loosing audio sync when I import video from a Samsung Galaxy 2 GT-I1900 phone even when using settings chosen by Premier Elements 10.
The file plays OK in Windows 7 media player.
I have tried using both direct import from the phone and transferring the file separately without solving the problem.
The Premier Elements is version 10.0(20110902.Mol11.B123.280463)
Unlinking the audio and video makes no difference.
VideoReDo reports the file as :
File:                                     Name : C:\dcim from samsung\DCIM\Camera\20121121_114639.mp4
                                           Size : 0.886 GB
                                       Duration : 00:09:45.22
                                       Mux type : MP4
Video:                                Encoding : H.264
                                  VideoStreamID : x201
                                     Frame rate : 29.91 fps
                                  Encoding size : 1280 x 720
                                   Aspect ratio : 16:9
                                Header bit rate : 20.000 Mbps
                                     VBV buffer : 380 KBytes
                                        Profile : Baseline/4.0
                                    Progressive : Progressive
                                         Chroma : 4:2:0
                                   Entropy mode : CABAC
                                       Bit rate : 11.626 Mbps
Audio Stream: 1 (Primary)                Codec : AAC
                                         Format : ADTS
                                       Channels : 2.0
                                       Language : eng
                                            PID : x202
                                  PES Stream Id : xC0
                                  Sampling rate : 48000
Letting VideoReDo simply rewrite the file resulted in loss of all but the first few seconds of audio.
Elements seems to have imported the file as NTSC-AVCHD-AVCHD LITE 720p 30fps
The computer is running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit version Service Pack 1 kernel 6.1.7601.17944 (reported by SIW)
The computer motherboard is a Gigabyte Z68x-UD3H-B3 with an Intel Core i5-2500 CPU at 3.30GHz. Memory is 4GB.
I note that others have had similar problems with non video recorder recordings.
Can you suggest any file conversion of the original that will work – I have tried several with no improvement in the final result.
And can anyone shed light on what is the basic cause of these problems?

According to the Adobe installation information the trial version of Premiere Elements 11 is fully functional and the watermark is only present until a licence code is purchased.
I have edited AVI footage from a camcorder using the program with no problems (and no loss of audio sync) and the watermark is also present with this.
The odd placement of audio and video was caused by my not dragging the clip carefully enough.
What is odd is that the clip plays completely normally using WIndows Media Player and VLC Media player so I would expect Premiere Elements to be able to handle it without problems.
I think that there is some sort of bug in Premiere Elements' handling of mpe4 files (both in versions 10 and 11) rather than there being anything wrong with my computer.
Is there some way of communicating this directly to the Adobe programers ?
I enclose screenshots of the project settings:

Premier Elements not uploading in HD?

Why does my Premier Elements not upload to Facebook or Youtube in HD? It gives you the options to upload in HD or SD but both options seem to be the same. I physically have to go to Facebook and click the HD button in the bottom of the video, which I suppose is fine for me, but it not when friends or family don't think of pressing the button. It pays back in HD through Elements but no where else.

Sazzx636r
What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running?
What is your project preset? (Edit Menu/Project Settings/General)
And what are the properties of your source media on the Timeline? Are you or the program setting the project preset to match the properties of the source media? What is the estimated file size and duration of the upload as shown in the export area dialog?
If you set for a HD upload to YouTube or Facebook from within Premiere Elements upload to these programs, then that is what you
are uploading. What happens to your upload afterward is at the hands of the YouTube and Facebook conversion processing.
Have you seen the YouTube document on Advanced Encoding Settings?
Are you getting hung up on the Quality Settings at YouTube - 1080p ------144p, Auto. Those are automatically set by YouTube and have nothing to do with Premiere Elements directive or misdirective.
Please supply details of your issue, and we will be glad to work through the issue with you.
Thanks.
ATR

Premier Elements Video Degradation

The Background.
For the past three years, I've been dabbling in video projects and have learned to become pretty good at it (if I do say so myself). I own three Sony Handycams now (Model number DCR-DVD650) which record onto memory cards, not mini dvds. I've gotten so good at the videos that they are now earning an impressive, part time salary for me.
Here's the basic problem: I take the video using the HD setting (I want quality video, not quantity). When I important the video from the camera to my computer, they are .mpgs. I select the videos that I want and merely discard the 'wastes of time.'
When I attempt to add the 'raw video' (that's what I call them) to my Adobe Premier Elements project, a window pops up that says 'Unsupported Audio Rate in File.' So, I use the Sony PMB Video program (which came with the Camera) to convert the videos to .WMVs. Then, Adobe will happily accept them.
By the time I am done with the project, I render the video project to a .WMV and then post it on Youtube, Facebook, etc.
The Challenge
When I begin the project (at the point of the videos within the camera), I could not be happier with my work. By the time the videos make it through two conversions, a rendering and a YouTube filter, they lose 50% of their quality. So eventhough the video project is completed to my satisfaction, I often receive comments like, 'David, GREAT video! But when I maximize the video on YouTube/Facebook, it gets really grainy.' Other people comment - 'You make GREAT videos. Too bad you don't have a good enough camera.'
The Question.
How do I get the 'raw' video from the camera to the Premier Elements project without losing quality? I really want to take the crisp, vivid from inside the camera and insert it into the Premier Elements project as it is. What can I do to make this happen? Is there another software system I can purchase? Perhaps a trick from the backend of the video?
The Disclaimer.
Although I have vast experience taking video and my editing skills are worthy of bragging about, I probably do not have 1% of the techincal jargon embedded in my brain. Simple solutions, please.

Thanks to the both of you for your assistance. I won't like and pretend to understand everything that you are mentioning. I certainly have no ego to bruise in this department. I am the founder of a very large organization that began helping businesses in an attempt to get customers.
Version of Pre Elements
Two years ago, I purchased Pre Elements 1.0 off of Ebay for $25.00 and began learning the basics. Now, two years later, I have version 4.0 and recently purchased 7.0. I haven't downloaded 7.0 yet. There's so much to learn!
So now, local businesses are willing to pay me to continue making more videos for their businesses. Now, my value is beginning to outweigh my knowledge. Time to really learn this stuff (video making).
Barb O., by 'what type of project', what do you mean by that? I've reviewed the preferences section and I can't ascertain how the project is 'identified.'
Anyway, as I mentioned before, the videos (right out of the camera) are beautiful - crisp and clear. If I can learn how to take the 'raw' video and merely convert it so I can use it on Pre Elements, I can render the final product as a Mpeg and go from there.
Like I said earlier in this thread, everyone loves my videos but merely wishes that the end result was much 'crisper.'
Is there maybe another video making software system that is more 'forgiving' in terms of accepting raw video from the cameras?
And I want to say again.....thank you for your comments, assistance and advice.
David

Unable to load project (prel file) into Premier Elements 7.0

just installed 7.0 ..when attempting to load a project (slide show for play back on a DVD) created in Elements 3.0 .. get error that "The project could not be loaded, it may be damaged or contain outdated elements" .. I have no problem loading the same project in Elements 3.0. Also seems specific to this file, an other project create under 3.0 appears to load with out error. I should point out that the project that will not load was created in Elements 5.0 and exported over to Premier Element 3.0 to create a playable DVD .. the file that will load was created in Premier Elements 3.0 (not sure if that is significant but more information is better then less) .. any thoughts / suggestions would be appreciated ..thanks

"The project could not be loaded, it may be damaged or contain outdated elements"
Unfortunately, the last part of that error says it all. Something is used, that no longer is in PE7, or has been changed significantly. Could be an Effect, a Transition (though those usually just disappear, and the file still Imports - PrPro gives a warning, and tells you which Transition is missing, and the TimeCode of where it was used), or something else.
If you have PE3, you can do two things:
1.) finish the edit there and Export to your delivery format
2.) Export a DV-AVI file and bring THAT into PE7
Neither is quite as good as being able to Import the .PREL and work on it in PE7, but those are about the only choices that I see. Now, if you have any clue as to what the Effect (whatever) is, that's causing the problem, you *might* be able to open a COPY of the .PREL in WordPad, search for that Effect, eliminate reference to it, and then Save as a .PREL. That might be a lot of work, and might well destroy that COPY of the file - that's why you work on a COPY.
Good luck,
Hunt

Downloaded Premier Elements 9 It does not have SartSound in the Audio Tools Button. How can I get it

Having pruchased Premier Elements vis download, I obviously have not installations disc. After working on a project, I went into audio tools to open SmartSound Quicks. It was not included in the tools menu. I know you can add it to tools if you purchased Pre 9 retail and have the disc. Is this an error in that it is not included in the download version? If not, why was not downloaded and how can I get it? Is there a plugin available. Smart sound shows one I believe for Pre pro. Will that work for Pre 9?

I hope what I am telling you responds to what you would like to do.
As one of the respondents mentioned, you can't use AirPlay. What was not mentioned is you can use HomeSharing.
You need to activate Home Sharing on both your computer's iTunes/Prefs/Sharing and in Settings/iPod in the iPad. Using the iPod app, select your computer's library and initiate any requests (music) on the iPad.
Personally I believe Airsharing and Homesharing are some of the worst work I've seen come out of Apple. Its inconsistent between devices and is needlessly complicated by having two different capabilities essentially doing the same thing. Throw in the Remote app and you now have three capabilities essentially doing the same thing with different interfaces and inconsistent functionality.

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