- #ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION HOW TO#
- #ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION FULL VERSION#
- #ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION MOVIE#
- #ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION PRO#
DVD Architect comes with Vegas when you get the 'Pro' edition. It's been many years since I last burned a DVD (2013 maybe?) Back then I used DVD Architect which worked very well for adding interactive/animated menus like what's seen in commercial DVDs. (It sounds like you're burning the DVD directly from Premiere Elements so maybe this isn't necessary.) If you do that, many DVD programs can avoid re-compressing the video again when it burns the file to the DVD. The final target format (what export from Premiere) should be a format that's compatible with your DVD burning or authoring program. On a Mac, I believe ProRes is still considered the best. This is what I did years ago when I created 'Scareplane', mostly because at the time I was working on a very low-powered laptop.
#ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION MOVIE#
From there, I'll output the movie file for editorial use.īut in the past, I've output to PNG frames from Moho and compiled the frames to a lossless movie file using the free VirtualDub program, and then import the movie to my editing program. In my case, this is because I tend to output my Moho animations in multiple passes using Layer Comps so I can composite the footage in AE or Fusion. More typically, I prefer to output a PNG image sequence from Moho and then compile the footage in another program to create the movie file.
It might if you're using Moho 13? I'll check when I can manage the time. I'm not sure Moho can use the MagicYUV codec.
#ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION PRO#
When I use this codec in an AVI file, it works great in Vegas Pro (however, the same codec in a MOV file performs poorly in Vegas.) FYI, I've used this in After Effects and Vegas Pro but haven't used Premiere Elements, so you should experiment with it yourself.
#ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION FULL VERSION#
The basic version is free, and the full version is pretty cheap. It's lossless, compact and fast enough for editing full HD. On a Windows computer, I like to use MagicYUV for editing. If you do that, the image quality should look as good as what you see in a commercial DVD. You also want to choose a codec that can play smoothly so you can work with it in editorial. Lossless is still compressed but the visual quality is preserved so the degradation is minimized. You need to use a lossless codec for the animation footage that's compatible with editing program. It sounds like you're compressing the data twice, first from Moho and then again from Premiere Elements when you burn the DVD.
#ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS ADD ONS ANIMATION HOW TO#
So my question is either: 1) does anyone know how to get the best results to burn animation to a DVD using Adobe Premiere Elements? ORĢ) If Adobe Premiere Elements is not a good option, could you recommend a program that is? Preferably one that is less that $100 and not terribly complicated. Though I spent time trying to understand the different settings, I felt like I didn't know what I was doing. I tried using different Bitrate Encoding, adjusting the maximum bitrate, rendering at "Maximum Depth" changing the pixel shape, and more. When the results weren't great, I tried creating custom settings for my export. I used the "Disc" option with the following settings: Resolution SD 720x480, Frame Rate 29.97, Quality maximized, "Fit Contents to available space" setting turned off, Type of file - Disc. My workflow is: after I create my animation, I compile it in Adobe, add menus and some overlays, and then hit EXPORT & SHARE. I am currently using Adobe Premiere Elements 14 to create the disks. I understand that even under the best of conditions, animation on a DVD isn't going to look great, but I'm really hoping I can learn how to make it look the best that it can. It ends up looking pretty blurry and jaggy. I need to put some animation that I've created onto DVDs, but when I've tried it, I haven't been very happy with the results.
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