

I may have to revisit DVD Maker and figure out if I can feed it an MPEG-2 source that would not need to be transcoded. Encore is great for complex menus and such, but when one just wants to make a simple DVD, quickly, there are other options. Was super-easy to set up a DVD, with default animated menus, and burn. avi file from Premiere (from HD source), then imported that into the free Windows DVD Maker app that was pre-installed on his Windows 7 system. What we finally did was to export a regular NTSC DV. He didn't want any menus, just the ability to burn a few simple DVDs of completed projects.
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Was trying to help a friend via remote last week to show him how to use it. Honestly, Encore has quite a learning curve. Media Encoder will not burn a DVD - it can only create the assets (audio/video files) for use in Encore to make the DVD. How can I make a DVD? It's a simple question that used to have a simple answer! My mother just renewed this subscription for $360 about 2 months ago and is pretty mad that it can't make a simple DVD for that kind of money!!! The only thing I can think is that perhaps since my subscription was an education subscription, that somehow previous versions are not available to me. Previous Versions - Which does NOT show Premier Proįind Additional Apps - Which also does NOT now Premier Pro

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Latest Versions - which DOES have a Premier Pro Update available The only sections under my CC Apps menu are:

However, after spending many, many hours over the past several weeks trying to find the hidden download, it does not exist for me. I have learned that the only thing that will burn a DVD of Premier Pro projects is and app called Encore CS6 and that I can supposedly still download through the Creative Cloud Apps menu. I have spent days trying to make a DVD of a school program to send to my 90 year-old grandmother for Christmas, with absolutely no luck!!! I am soooo very frustrated with Adobe right now!!!
