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In Premiere Elements 13, check out the following areas for the limited opportunities to export a file with 5.1 channel sound saved to the computer hard drive

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Please see the following earlier blog posts which include how to create a Premiere Elements project preset with 5.1 channel included in its description in order to resolve this issue. Error Message When Timeline Content Is Exported To File With 5.1 Channel Sound And The Project Does Not Use A Project Preset With 5.1 Channel In Its Description. In the case of Premiere Elements 13, the error message is presenting as "Error compiling movie. It does continue to offer limited opportunities for the export of a file with AAC or Window Media Audio 10 Professional 5.1 channel, but the process errors out if the project preset does not include 5.1 channel in its description. Premiere Elements 13 and Dolby Digital 5.1 Channel SoundĪs in Premiere Elements 12, version 13 does not offer Dolby Digital 5.1 channel sound for its burn to exports.

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**In this particular exploration, the Videomerge pop up seemed to appear consistently when the file was placed on a track above Video Track 1.Īs we explore and experiment with Premiere Elements 13 on Windows 7 64 bit, Daily Discoveries will be frequently posted.Ġ001. All results are for the conditions as described above.

There is no Videomerge in Premiere Elements 4. After Premiere Elements 8.0/8.0.1, Invert Selection option is gone from the Videomerge Panel in Properties. psd files only with the Invert Selection selected. However, in Premiere Elements 8.0/8.0.1, the Yes maintained the circle shape and the transparency of the original Photoshop CS2. psd files presented with the circle shape and the transparency as created in Photoshop CS2 with either a Yes or No answer to the Videomerge message consequently, there was no need to use its Invert Selection option for editing Videomerge.

When that is done, there should be no confusion related to the activities of the Videomerge pop up, and the Premiere Elements user should have no problems with the maintenance of the Photoshop created transparency in an image when that image is imported into a Premiere Elements project. To avoid the Videomerge pop up under these circumstances, in the Videomerge pop up, I would suggest placing a check mark next to the "Do not show again.", followed by No.

There was no option in the Videomerge editing area to "Invert Selection" to try to correct the situation. psd files, the shape was a circle, and the "solid color" non transparent background was black. png file, the shape now appeared as a square rather than a circle and the "solid color" non transparent background was white. The overall result was essentially the same for all three Yes cases, that is, the inside content of the shape became transparent and the "black which had represented transparency " became a "solid color". Even more interesting was what happened if Yes was selected in response to the program's request to apply Videomerge to create transparency for what it claimed to be seeing as "solid background color".