What formats does PS Elements 12 use?

What formats does PS Elements 12 accept?

Here si the list of file formats for PSE11 and above:
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/supported-file-formats-photoshop-elements.htm l#Photoshop Elements 11 and later

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FAQ: What OS does Photoshop Elements run on, or Will PSE run on my computer?

There are many different combinations of Photoshop Elements (PSE) and the Operating Systems (OS) it is supported on. Here is a table to help identify which versions of PSE are supported on which versions of Windows and Macintosh. By "supported", we mean that the application is designed and thoroughly tested to work on. Just because a platform is "unsupported" does not necessarily mean that it will not work. What it does mean is that you operate the application on that platform at your own risk. In most cases, a version of PSE is "unsupported" on a specific platform simply because it was released before that version of the OS.
The minimum system requirements (including supported platforms) for the current version of Photoshop Elements can be found here: http://www.adobe.com/sea/products/photoshop-elements/tech-specs.html
The minimum system requirements for all previous versions of Photoshop Elements can be found here:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/system-requirements-photoshop-elements.h tml
Version of Photoshop Elements
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 8
Mac OS 10.4.x
Tiger
Mac OS 10.5.x
Leopard
Mac OS 10.6.x
Snow Leopard
Mac OS 10.7.x
Lion
Mac OS 10.8.x
Mountain Lion
Mac OS
10.9.x
Mavericks
Photoshop Elements
X
Photoshop Elements 2
X
Photoshop Elements 3
X
Photoshop Elements 4
X
X
Photoshop Elements 5 †
X
X1
Photoshop Elements 6
X
X
X
X
Photoshop Elements 7 †
X*
X
Photoshop Elements 8
X*
X
X
X
X
X
Photoshop Elements 9
X*
X
X
X
X
Photoshop Elements 10
X**
X
X
X
X
X
Photoshop Elements 11
X**
X
X
X
X
X
X
Photoshop Elements 12
X**
X
X
X
X
X
X
* - Requires Service Pack 2 or later
** - Requires Service Pack 3
# - Minimal product testing has been performed on this OS. No issues are known to exist.
## - The Comic Book Filters (Filter > Sketch > Comic/Graphic Novel/Pen and Ink) will cause Elements 11 Editor to crash on Mac 10.9.
1 - Requires the 5.0.2 update
† - This version not available for Mac OS
†† - This version is designed to operate on a PowerPC-based computer. Starting with 10.4, the Mac OS supported both PowerPC and Intel processors. Continued support of PowerPC-based applications on Intel-based computers was made available through the use of Rosetta. In version 10.6, the Mac OS no longer supported PowerPC processors. Starting with version 10.7, Rosetta was discontinued, PowerPC-based applications no longer operate on this or later versions.
[NOTE: Photoshop Elements versions 1-3 ran on earlier version of the Mac OSX platform. For brevities sake, I've only included the 6 latest versions of that OS.]

Alejandro Jimenez
For Premiere Elements System Requirements for versions 13 to 8 and the older versions, please see the Adobe Document
System requirements | Adobe Premiere Elements
Regarding what versions will or will not work on certain operating systems...I would question even your Photoshop Elements FAQ reference.
What Adobe has not tested is not the same the impression that the program does not work on a certain operating system it has designated as " - ".
I have not seen a Premiere Elements document comparable to this FAQ document that you present for Photoshop Elements.
I have found no problem installing and running Premiere Elements 4, 7, 8.0/8.0.1, 9.0/9.0.1, 10, 11, 12/12.1, 13/13.1 on Windows 7 Professional SP1 64 bit or Windows 8.1 64 bit.
The version updates, if available, should be used to give special obvious features as well as other less obvious ones.
In the case of the current version, Premiere Elements 13/13.1, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and OSX 10.7 are not supported. Interestingly, I have found that you can
download the Premiere Elements 13 tryout from Adobe to a Windows XP computer, but you cannot install it.
Also, on a comparative basis, Premiere Elements version 32 versus 64 bit application
Windows
Premiere Elements 10, 11, 12, and 13 are 64 bit applications only when they are specifically on Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit computer.
Premiere Elements earlier then 10 are 32 bit applications whether they are run on Windows 32 bit computer or Windows 64 bit computer.
Mac
Premiere Elements 9 was the first version to be offered for Mac as well as Windows.
Premiere Elements Mac was not available as a 64 bit application until version 11 - and with Mac 64 processor.
Miscellaneous
Premiere Elements as a 32 bit application will block you from importing still images beyond a certain total pixel count.
Lots of other details, but let us start with these.
Please let us know if you need clarification on any of the above.
ATR

What format to export if using third-party encoder?

I've read the manual on this but I still don't think I've got a full grasp yet on exporting a reference movie. I wonder if someone can help enlighten me.
Does exporting a movie using the Using QuickTime Conversion... option, and then selecting an encoder (say, H.264) produce a "reference movie"? If so, then what's the diff. btw the above and using the export to QuickTime Movie... option (not self-contained)?
The reason I'm asking is because I'm trying to determine what export format I should be using if I'm ultimately going to use a third-party encoder that's not listed in the FCE standard encoding options? (I.e., ON2 VP6 encoder to encode my movie to Flash.)
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks, Tom.
I'm almost there... you answered the first question and I think I can bridge it to the other.
Based on your post, I'm now clear on the Quicktime Conversion option as generating a self-contained movie file. Thanks.
On the second part, I'm using an On2 product that doesn't list in the format drop-down list. (Unless I'm missing it entirely.) I think the one you're referring to may be the On2 Flix Exporter package. However, I'm using On2 Flix Pro, which is a standalone. But, I'm now in danger of digressing from topic...
...Just to clarify my understanding, what I glean from your post is that if I were to use a third-party codec that doesn't appear in the drop-down format list, then I should:
1. Export to QuickTime Movie;
2. Un-check "self-contained" (thereby making it a reference movie);
3. Then use the reference movie file as an entering parameter for the third-party codec.
Right?

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Hello All,
I might be looking in the wrong place, but I couldn't find this information. Does it use MPEG2? Can I use H.264?
thanks,
Mike

DVDs use 720x480 mpeg2, with AC3 audio or PCM audio up to 24bit/96khz. They also accept halfD1 mpeg2 and mpeg1, although that is not used much at all these days. Every DVD you are probably familiar with uses 720x480 mpeg2.
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What algorithm does Excel 2010 use for Pseudo Random Number Generation (MT19937?)

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The other references below [Ref 1-10] document the history of the statistical suitability of the PRNG and probability distributions in various versions of Excel. This includes the Wichmann-Hill PRNG implementations supposedly (arguably) used in
Excel 2003 & 2007 for random number generation. But still, we have no answer as to which PRNG algorithm is used in
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[Ref 1] B. McCullough, B. Wilson. On the Accuracy of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 97.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Vol. 31 No. 1, pp 27-37. July 1999.
http://users.df.uba.ar/cobelli/LaboratoriosBasicos/excel97.pdf
[Ref 2]L. Knüsel. On the accuracy of the statistical distributions in Microsoft Excel 97. Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Vol. 26 No. 3, pp 375-377. January 1998.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167947397817562
[Ref 3]B. McCullough, B. Wilson. On the Accuracy of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 2000 and Excel XP.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Vol.40 No. 4, pp 713-721. October 2002.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222672996_On_the_accuracy_of_statistical_procedures_in_Microsoft_Excel_2000_and_Excel_XP/links/00b4951c314aac4702000000.pdf
[Ref 4] B. McCullough, B. Wilson. On the Accuracy of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 2003.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Vol.49. No. 4, pp 1244-1252. June 2005.
http://www.pucrs.br/famat/viali/tic_literatura/artigos/planilhas/msexcel.pdf
[Ref 5] L. Knüsel. On the accuracy of statistical distributions in Microsoft Excel 2003. Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Vol. 48, No. 3, pp 445-449. March 2005.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167947304000337
[Ref 6]B. McCullough, D.Heiser. On the Accuracy of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 2007.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Vol.52. No. 10, pp 4570-4578. June 2008.
http://users.df.uba.ar/mricci/F1ByG2013/excel2007.pdf
[Ref 7] A. Yalta. The Accuracy of Statistical Distributions in Microsoft<sup>®</sup> Excel 2007. Computational Statistics & Data Anlaysis. Vol. 52 No. 10, pp 4579 – 4586. June 2008.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167947308001618
[Ref 8] B. McCullough. Microsoft Excel’s ‘Not The Wichmann-Hill’ Random Number Generators. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis. Vol.52. No. 10, pp 4587-4593. June 2008.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016794730800162X
[Ref 9] G. Melard. On the Accuracy of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 2010. Computational Statistics. Vol.29 No. 5, pp 1095-1128. October 2014.
http://homepages.ulb.ac.be/~gmelard/rech/gmelard_csda23.pdf
[Ref 10] L. Knüsel. On the Accuracy of Statistical Distributions in Microsoft Excel 2010. Department of Statistics - University of Munich, Germany.
http://www.csdassn.org/software_reports/excel2011.pdf

I found the same KB article:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/828795
This was introduced (according to the article) in Excel 2003. Perhaps the references in notes 2 and 3 might help.
The article describes combining the results of 3 generators, each similar to a Multiply With Carry (MWC) generator, but with zero carry. MWC generators do very well on the Diehard battery of randomness tests (mentioned in your references), and have
very long periods. But using zero carry makes no sense to me.
Combining the three generators only helps if the periods of the 3 are relatively prime (despite what the article implies). Then the period of the result will be the product of the 3 periods. But without knowing the theory behind these generators, I have
no idea what the periods would be. The formulas for MWC generators fail here.
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Does Photoshop Elements use the GPU?

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What version of Premiere Elements do you presently have and on what computer operating system is it running? If you do not already
have Premiere Elements 13/13.1, please evaluate the tryout before purchase to determine the compatibility of the program with your
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Please let me know if I have targeted your question. Any questions or need clarification, please do not hesitate to ask.
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