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Posted by Defiance on 03-22-2005 01:56 AM:

** Help Using Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 **

Hello everyone,

Does anyone have experience with Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5? If so please would you tell me how I can export my video as an MPEG-2 file?

At the moment I am going to File>Export>Movie... and then clicking on Settings... but I cannot see any option for MPEG-2 or SVCD.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. This problem has been bugging me for a while now.

Regards, Defiance

Posted by pHo on 03-22-2005 01:19 PM:

I just reinstalled my box, and I see the same as you. Possibly because I haven't got any dedicated MPEG encoders installed atm, it might appear then.

Personally, I suggest rendering and keeping at DV still, then using a dedicated encoder like CCE SP or Procoder to encode down to whatever file you want to. Always keep a copy of any "proper" work in DV, as it'll look exactly as the tape you started with, and its frame structure will be the same too (MPEG isn't as easily editable as DV)

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Posted by Mother on 03-22-2005 01:27 PM:

I don't have any experience with Premiere, but I would think that installing the CCE Adobe Premiere plug-in would be a good start.

Posted by Defiance on 03-22-2005 05:22 PM:

Thank you for the replies.

pHo: Perhaps I should be a bit more specific on what I am actually trying to do. I have an extracted MPEG-2 file from Robots.SVCD.TS-SAOSiN. I am opening this MPEG-2 file in Adobe Premiere Pro, and I wish to save the video part (without the audio) in the same MPEG-2 format.

::EDIT:: Don't request things, it's illegal! - Neversoft::

Regards, Defiance

Posted by katsushin on 03-29-2005 03:00 AM:

So you just want to demux the files?

just grab yourself tmpgenc and go to file/mpeg tools... use simple demux and you will have a video file and an audio file...if this is all you want then you are making things alot harder on yourself than needed.

Posted by Condor on 03-29-2005 11:41 PM:

File - Export - Adobe Media Encoder - Format (top left) - (arrow select) MPEG2-SVCD - Deselect audio - OK.

Posted by katsushin on 03-31-2005 06:15 AM:

sure...but why take the bus when you're just looking to cross the street? =]

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