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exporting media in premiere
Hi
I have 2 questions for 2 different movies.
I am using premiere cs4, and exporting as mpeg2-dvd, in pal format ( I’m in the UK)….In the first movie the audio that I have stretched is not coming through in the exported movie.
In the other, even though I shot and edited the film in widescreen, it plays back in quick time, as standard, not widescreen.
Looking forward to hearing back.
Clare
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2 Replies
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You can try the following:
1 – render the portion of the timeline prior to outputting via the Adobe Media Encoder. Make sure your stretched audio is playing correctly. Alternately, take it to soundbooth (via right click) and then render it back into Premiere Pro.
2 – Check the movie inspector in Quicktime. Sometimes all you have to do is change a flag and it will fix the problem. -
Clare,
MPEG-2 DVD exports separate video and audio files, specifically for Encore DVD and other DVD encoders that prefer separate files. If you use just the MPEG-2 encoder, it will embed the audio in the MPEG file, and will play both video and audio in various media players.
As to your other problem:
1) Buy Quicktime Pro ($30.)2) Load clip into Quicktime Player. Go to Window>Show Movie Properties>Presentation.
3) Click the “Conform Apeture To:” box. The setting will change from “Classic” to “Clean Apeture”.
4) Save.
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