Why isn't Mpeg 2 in export setting of Media Encoder?

I am trying out Pro 3 and want to make sure the media encoder works like it did in 2 but I am not given Mpeg 2 in my choices, only Flash, Quicktime, Real Media, and Windows Media. Any reason? Am I not allowed to use Mpeg 2 in trial version? How can I fix this?

The reason is in the licensing. It costs Adobe for every application it gives out with MPEG2 capabilities. That's hardly cost-effective when you're giving it away for free. Your beef is with the Motion Picture Experts Group, not Adobe.

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Just how hard it is to export using Adobe Media Encoder ?

For those who have CS4 already, just how difficult is it to export
to Adobe Media Encoder ?
Right now it's very simple, you make up your work area for example, and export.
So with CS4, I must do what exactly to do this ?
Do I have to save the project with the work area selected, exit, now open Adobe Media Encoder and now select "open project" and now load this up and then export ?
Please tell me it ain't so.
I'd like to hear the steps to do this. I have to be honest, what once was an exciting time, has turned into a disappointing time now, reading all the things Adobe had changed ( for no good reason ). I just don't understand sometimes why they do things. I think they should get more input from poeple that use their products on a daily basis, so they know what they should touch, and what not to touch.
I'm actually not looking forward to upgrading now, even though I will, because of a few things that look good in the new version.
Dave.

It ain't so.
The workflow remains pretty much the same until you finally click the OK button. At that point the AME will open up and you can choose to start the queue immediately or switch back to PPro and do several more exports before starting the queue.
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from the horse's mouth. ;)
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CS4 tutorials that will show you how it's done.
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Problems to Export to Adobe Media Encoder!

Hi, I´ve a problem to export to Adobe Media Encoder!
When in Premiere Pro CS4, I click in Files - Export - Media.. it shows a display saying: "An Adobe Media Encoder update s available for this version of Premiere Pro.."
But I´ve updated Premiere Pro CS4 to 4.21 and Media Encoder to 420! Both are installed!
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