Mike Velte
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I am running Procoder 2.03 with Premiere 2 almost just fine. After the export command I get an error message which I dismiss, Procoder then works fine until it finishes, then Premiere crashes with another “I sorry….” error message. Just save prior to export.
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Encore support multiple languages…there is a drop down menu at the left end of Encore’s audio track designating what language. Just drag two audio clips (one at a time) into the audio track.
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Shine works fine with 2.0.
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Assuming 1.0 has worked on your laptop, try deleting Pro’s Preference file.
C:\Documents and settings\mike\Application Data\Adobe\Premiere Pro\1.0\Adobe Premiere Pro Prefs
or try reinstalling Pro.
1.0 was pretty buggy. -
File>Export>Adobe Media Encoder
Choose Windows Media 9 as the Format
and NTSC 512 Kb download as the preset -
Use numbered markers and select BOTH or ALL clips in the timeline.
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Try the Repair option.
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You will need After Effects and it’s Time remapping feature.
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Are you using an HDV project preset?
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Is the message refering to the DVD drive with a bad disc in it?
Try changing the media scratch disc to the other drive.