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  1. 21st Jun 2006 12:29 #1
    glamdrac
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    Hey all,

    I am trying out Adobe Premiere Pro for a while. I am not a newbie or anything. I normally use Vegas. I just want to try something different for now. Anyways, I have a short test sequence lined up. Just some short clips and some songs for sound. When I go to File>Export>Export To DVD, the "Burn" button is greyed out as well as everything else. Also, when I go to File>Export>Adobe Media Encoder, no MPEG is available. Only QuickTime, WMV, Flash, and AVI, no MPEG.Any ideas? Thanks...
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  2. 21st Jun 2006 16:04 #2
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    demo version?
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  3. 21st Jun 2006 16:55 #3
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    yes sir
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    won't let you.
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    Thank you. I just read that on Adobe's site. Must have overlooked that one.
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    Originally Posted by glamdrac
    Thank you. I just read that on Adobe's site. Must have overlooked that one.
    BTW, Vegas and Adobe use the same Mainconcept MPeg2 technology (MPeg2 SDK) so expect similar quality. Sony claims some minor tweaks but then so does Adobe.
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