Adobe Premiere Elements 7 - Part Four

Part of the Adobe Digital School Collection, Premiere Elements is an easy to use video editing program with some very powerful, easy to use features. Lee Keller and Kim Cavanaugh introduce you to the program in this four segment series. This is a great program for amatuers and beginners in the video world. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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[PastorCJParks]

I own this software but I don't know how to get my DVD Burning software to link up with Premiere Elements 7. I have Roxio and Media Now DVD Burning software. Neither works. I can't locate a menu or link which enables my burning software.

[PalmBreezeCAFE]

You burn directly from Premiere. Outside products do not blend into Premiere. Click the CREATE button at the top right and follow the prompts for the type of publishing you want to do.

[JohnsJams]

how do you end the video so when your ready to share it, it is the length of the vid and there isnt black after it?

[PalmBreezeCAFE]

Ending a video is a personal decision. One of the things you can do is simply put a black graphic to transition to at the end. If you're publishing to YouTube, keep your total time under 10 minutes. Other tubes and locations have different limitations.

[iixxIVIONST4Htruck]

can you split the clips

[PalmBreezeCAFE]

Yes! Click once at the point to split and once on the cutting tool. Done.

[paimail21]

you can inflict it on your friends! I mean share...

lolololol

[funnyfastman]

aww you guys went to online share to upload these Adobe Premiere videos

[22Lonewolf77]

I posted this comment on the wrong vid but, when i render movies i have edited they come out with lesser pixel quality than i had recordered.

[450God]

does this program hav most of the the things that imovie has, like slo mo, what does imovie have on this?