post #1
11 July 2005, 03:54 UTC#1
yeah so, I can export as movie, but its like huge like a GB. But then I ry to export as windows media or whatever, and the program fucks up, is there anything I need to downlaod, like a l;ugin or anything?
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Premiere wont export.
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post #2
11 July 2005, 05:25 UTC#2
I have just started using Vegas 6, so I cannot really help you out. I just thought I would bump your thread to help you out abit. 
post #3
11 July 2005, 05:29 UTC#3
dono man. try to output to tape would be my advice, then upload it back to your computer with WMM2.
post #4
11 July 2005, 05:30 UTC#4
I'd export as a big file, then use windows media encoder to make it compressed.
post #5
11 July 2005, 05:53 UTC#5
ok ill try that
do you have msn, cuz I wont know how to use the program when I get it....
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do you have msn, cuz I wont know how to use the program when I get it....
[email address redacted]
post #6
11 July 2005, 06:38 UTC#6
rikki...um if you install preiere 6.5 or Pro on some Xp computer you need a patch for the WM export. Ill find th link later as im going out soon
post #7
11 July 2005, 06:54 UTC#7
QUOTE(fat videos @ Jul 11 2005, 05:53 AM)
ok ill try that
do you have msn, cuz I wont know how to use the program when I get it....
[email address redacted]
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do you have msn, cuz I wont know how to use the program when I get it....
[email address redacted]
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Nah, no MSN. Just ask in this thread if you need to, but it isn't too hard to use.
post #8
11 July 2005, 14:34 UTC#8
If you've got XP SP2 installed that fucks up Premiere.
post #9
11 July 2005, 15:38 UTC#9
yeh go file - export - adobe media encoder ... then set what you want the file to be (quicktime - wmp etc) . But what I usually do is to get a great quality movie which isn't too big...if you have Windows Movie Maker then export as the huge perfect quality file on adobe then compress it to your liking on windows movie maker...