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  1. 15th Apr 2004 04:52 #1
    stackner
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    i do 90% of my video editing in adobe premiere. there really is not much you can not do with it if you take the time to learn. the only thing i can figure out is how to frame serve from adobe premiere to another programe like tmpegenc plus? is this even possible?
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    Hi stackner,

    Yes, it can be done - and exactly as you want. I stumbled across it just recently.

    Check out this guide:

    https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=304#304

    ...it also has links to the downloads you need as well as explaining how to do it. I went for the AVISynth option instead of the Premiere Video Server - no real reason, other than the former is free.

    Don't forget to rate the guide when you're done...

    Hope that helps...
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    or do it the easier way http://www.debugmode.com/pluginpac/frameserver.php


    Currently PluginPac FrameServer v1.6 is available for the following software.


    SonicFoundry Vegas (and earlier Vegas Video/VideoFactory versions).
    Adobe Premiere 6 and above.
    Adobe Premiere Pro.
    Ulead MediaStudio Pro
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    BJ_M is right on.

    I use the PluginPack FrameServer with Premiere Pro to FrameServe to the Standalone MainConcept encoder. It's faster than the built-in version. The Standalone version also has more settings.

    It works great! And it's free.
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    They are right. Forget that its free... It works!
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    Cheers guys, just when I thought I'd rumbled frameserving from Premiere you come along and say it can be done easier...

    I'll give it a go. That's what I like about this site - always learning...
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  7. 15th Apr 2004 17:14 #7
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    It may be just me but DONT minimize the Primier window. Just shove it off to the side. Else you may have problems getting Primier open again.
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    hI

    How do I actually start the frameservng?

    I select Export movie, select the pluginPac frameserver

    Then I don't know what to do in Mainconcept's mpeg encoder???
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    Hi pipeme,

    As part of the "Export Movie" steps, you identified a file name and location with the PluginPac Frameserver set as the "format" to save in.

    I don't know about Mainconcept MPEG Encoder, but I'm guessing it's the same as TMPGEnc:

    Select that file (from above) as the source for your encoding. That simple... (at least in TMPGEnc).
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    Mainconcept MPEG Encoder is built into PP .. why not just use the built in one ..
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