Video from Premiere

What are the best export settings to use in Premiere for the
best quality video in Presenter. The video was shot on miniDV
(720x480). We want to use the Presenter output through a video
projector for standup training, then put the show on the Internet
later on.
Is it best to export at 720x480 even though the size we will
use on the PPT slide is smaller?
Are there settings to increase the quality of the Presenter
output other than setting the Video to "High?" I've also set
PowerPoint to the highest setting.
thanks in advance

I post a lot of videos to a university media server. I used to do all Windows Media files and then go through the process of creating redirector files to refer to them, to prevent direct downloading. A couple of months ago, I began using Encore to export to Flash. It creates all the files you need, including an index.html with the Flash player embedded, and puts them all neatly in a folder you can upload to your media server. All it requires for viewing is a flash-enabled web browser and a broadband connection. On the plus side, anything I can put on a DVD can be put on this same web page, including menus, subtitles, etc. On the minus side, the Flash player skin is not customizable, and the video cannot go full screen. I'm hoping that changes with CS4.

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Also, make sure that you check the box marked "Export Audio" if you want a MP4 extension.

I'm having this message when I try to export my video from Premiere Pro: "Error compiling movie. Unknown error"

I'm having this message when i try to export my video from Premiere Pro:
"Error compiling movie. Unknown error" Do anybody knows what to do?

1st, I moved your message to the correct forum
2nd, More information needed for someone to help... please click below and provide the requested information
-Premiere Pro Video Editing Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
3rd, Error Compiling Movie... some past discussions and ideas
-http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/error-compiling-movie-rendering-or.html
-http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/kb/error-error-compiling-movie-render.html
-and nested sequences http://forums.adobe.com/thread/955172
-and WMV files frame rate http://forums.adobe.com/message/4629210

Can you export created videos from Premiere Pro Trial to youtube?

Is it posible to export a created video from a trial of Premiere Pro to social media networks such as youtube or vimeo?

Yes.
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Problems exporting HD video from Premiere Elements 9 for Vimeo (program crashes or video is blurry)

I have a 10 minute wedding video I am trying to export from Adobe Premiere Elements 9 to upload to vimeo. I followed the directions from this video: Exporting for upload to Vimeo with Adobe Premiere Elements on Vimeo to figure how to accomplish this. The first time I followed the directions, the resulting video file was fuzzy and blurry, not at all like the HD video I could view in the program before export. Since then, I've tried exporting it multiple times with different settings, and each time the program crashes when the video is around 95% complete. How can I rectify this situation? This is a wedding video I made for a paying customer who would like their video on vimeo as soon as possible.
Thanks for your help!
Let me know if you need more details or clarifications.
Laura

Laura
What are the properties of what you are putting on the Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 Timeline? Are you working with a SD or HD file?
What have you set as the project preset when you started the projec?
1. So, video compression, audio compression, frame size, frame rate, interlaced or progressive, file extension, pixel aspect ratio...as
much information as you can supply....sometimes the brand, model, settings of the camera recording the video will give us all the
information that you need to set up the project correctly or to verify that it has been set up correctly.
Case Study....
Let us assume that your video is 1920 x 1080 @ 29.97 progressive frames per second.
Project Preset in New Project Dialog
NTSC
DSLR
1080p
DSLR 1080p30@ 29.97
When you go to take your Timeline content to Vimeo from within the Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 feature
Share/Online, you will discover that there is no Vimeo choice in that version.
So, what you are going to do is to export your Timeline to a file (AVCHD.mp4) saved to your computer hard drive and then upload that file
to Vimeo at the Vimeo website.
Share
Computer
AVCHD
with Presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30
Have you been there and done that?
Summary...
The answers are in the details....needed
a. properties of source media
b. project preset
c. details of your project's Timeline content
c. export settings used
We will be watching for your follow up.
Thank you.
ATR

Exporting video from Premiere 2 Encore... change video in Premiere... Encore does not reflect change

Hi everyone,
I have a good question, hopefully it's a Premiere question, but it's also an Encore question.
First off, I have my video project, simple segments of video, that I've added to my timeline, and I've added a simple
title to the whole thing ( entire length of videos )
So far so good.
So what I did was export the project to Encore, where it loaded fine, and in Encore I worked on making a simple DVD menu for the movie.
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.... then I realized that the video project in Premiere needed some tweeking, so I went back and did that. I saved the Premiere project
and now I'm stumped as what to do next.
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I'm guessing I'm doing something wrong, and that there is indeed a way to fix this. I'm really really hoping so.
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Dave.

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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new saved Encore project taken from the original. It is also the very last thing I do as well so I just find that workflow means I
control every asset and version but no doubt about it Colin's way is the correct method and the one that allows all
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Can't import audio or export video from Premiere Pro

because nobody can solve the problem if I call by phone are busy, if chatting not know resolve, if I send email no answer, this version of Premier is the worst of all, since they did Membership is pure waste time with your program ... I work my projects and then when I want to export do not leave me, if re start the pc asks me to put my membership, then we are not the files and when put to find them and not be imported or imported without audio ... because if they are good for cobar each month's installment, do not fix this problem because it makes me lose time and dinero..y the strangest part is that everyone with the pirate Premier not have this problem.
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Reason: I realize you're frustrated, but try to create a title that is more descriptive of your problem next time. Thanks!

import from SD Card ...insert the SD slot on the PC.....
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Does anyone know how to upload a video from Premiere 11 into VideoPress on a WordPress site?

Can't get it to load as an .mp4 file although that file is compatible.

haningkayaker
On what computer operating system are you running your Premiere Elements 11?
I have never gotten involved with the Video Press plugin on a WordPress site.
Assuming the following is what you are trying to work with
WordPress › VideoPress « WordPress Plugins
What are the properties of your .mp4 Premiere Elements 11 file that I assume you have saved to the computer hard drive
for upload to the web site from there.
Have you seen the following and gone through all the recommended steps for the video upload?
VideoPress — Support — WordPress.com
Please review and consider.
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ATR

Best export settings for SVHS video from Premiere Elements 12

Hi
when I view my SVHS video on screen via premiere elements 12 the quality looks very good. However, when I edit the video and save, the quality is quite poor.
I need to know what is the best settings to save my video. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Thank you Tom

TD
I have some questions to ask and some suggestions to make for your consideration after you have concluded your discussions with SG.
1. Am I assuming correctly that you used a firewire connection for your ADVC-55 capture? And, if so, what did you capture into - Premiere Elements 12 Capture Windows to give you DV AVI Type 2? In the gspot readout (to the left of the dialog), what does it say about the Container.
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AVCHD
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Thank you.
ATR

I am trying to export a video from Premiere Pro. I have both audio and video checked and the sequence is active but only the audio exports. There is no video at all. Can anyone tell me how to get the video to export. It was working fine until today.

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I'm having problem with exporting video from premiere pro cc 2014

I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 and I'm having problem with exporting video.
When I click Export and media, the window for exporting appears and it starts exporting video.
But after a few minutes, it looks like it has completed exporting video and says there's a bug in exporting.
It literally says it has a problem with compiling, but I don't know what the real problem is.
I tried many things like restarting computer and Premire Pro but it's no use.
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