Adobe Premiere and Encoder Issues

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• mred2000 Posts: 10,050

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  23/05/13 - 21:44 #2

  I always use the built in media export options but what encoder have you downloaded?

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• k0213818 Posts: 5,916

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  23/05/13 - 21:51 #3

  mred2000 wrote: »

  I always use the built in media export options but what encoder have you downloaded?

  
  Adobe encoder CS4

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• k0213818 Posts: 5,916

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  23/05/13 - 22:07 #4

  k0213818 wrote: »

  Adobe encoder CS4

  
  When I fire up the encoder and select "Add Premiere Pro Sequence" an error message comes up saying "Could not connect to Adobe Premiere Pro, Please verify that adobe premiere pro is installed" (which it is).

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• mred2000 Posts: 10,050

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  23/05/13 - 23:57 #5

  I jumped from CS3 to CS6 but all I ever did was go to file>export>Adobe Media Encoder (it's just 'media' in CS6), pick my settings and go. I never needed to download an encoder going that route so I'm not sure if you're trying to do something massively different or not.
  
  Are you using Pro or Elements?

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• k0213818 Posts: 5,916

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  24/05/13 - 01:09 #6

  mred2000 wrote: »

  I jumped from CS3 to CS6 but all I ever did was go to file>export>Adobe Media Encoder (it's just 'media' in CS6), pick my settings and go. I never needed to download an encoder going that route so I'm not sure if you're trying to do something massively different or not.
  
  Are you using Pro or Elements?

  
  Pro, I'll be honest I think there was a flaw when I downloaded the software, so I'll finish making the project and then try re-downloading it.

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