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Kay Owens
July 15, 2014 at 8:30 pm in reply to: Render video and audio together in one single file

While I am waiting for PP CS6 to download, and reading from Adobe’s site, the question comes to mind… does Media Encoder replace Encore? If so, then why doesn’t it work? If not, then what does? Why the need to go backward compatible to use an ‘out of date’ Encore?

There is lots of talk about After Effects. Should that, or something else, be used instead? There are tons of videos to watch (and I’ve spent hours watching) and I know there are more ways to do something than just one, but I really just want someone to say, “Do these steps, just like this.” I need a DVD for the bride’s mother and an upload to vimeo for the bride, and possibly something to work on a mobile device. And at this point I would ask ‘how hard can that be?’ but I’ve realized ‘it’s complicated!’

As hard to learn as Final Cut Pro was, PP is a piece of cake. Exporting…. now that’s a different ball game.

OK, thanks for listening.
Kay Owens
July 15, 2014 at 6:10 pm in reply to: Render video and audio together in one single file

Jeff, it’s really kind of you to help. I am a paid CC subscriber so will download the CS6 PP and Encore unless you tell me there is a better way. (and what that might be 🙂

Thanks
Kay Owens
July 15, 2014 at 2:50 am in reply to: Render video and audio together in one single file

I’m using Premiere Pro CC which comes with Media Encoder. Others talk about Encore but I could not find that on the Adobe site. Seems like I remember it from a while back, but didn’t find it now.

Anyway, I have rendered and saved and almost a happy camper. During playback I saw something I decided to change and have now tried to re-render/encode it three times today with no success. But I know it works so this time it has to be operator error 🙂

Thanks again.
Kay Owens
July 14, 2014 at 1:00 am in reply to: Render video and audio together in one single file

It’s taken me DAYS of watching tutorial after tutorial and youtube video after video; and googling, googling, googling using different phrases and key words, to find out how to make ONE file to burn to dvd from Premiere Pro CC. You told me in one word – multiplexing.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Kay Owens
February 19, 2010 at 1:57 am in reply to: Panasonic AG hmc40 with Imac and final cut express

I have Final Cut Pro and a new Panasonic HMC40 camera. My iMac does not have an HDMI port. What is the best way to get video from the camera into FCP?
Thanks