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USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Workflows and setup
Customize the menu template
Edit titles, change graphics, or add video for background in Encore. You can also use video in button thumbnails by
specifying a section of a clip to play in the button.
Preview the disc
Check the functionality and the look of your DVD or Blu-ray Disc menus in the Preview DVD window.
Burn the disc
With a DVD or Blu-ray Disc burner installed or connected, you can burn your content to disc. You can save the
compressed files to a folder for playback from a computer hard drive. You can also save an ISO image to distribute or
burn to a DVD.
Note: Encore creates DVDs that conform to DVD-video format. It does not create data or audio DVDs.
More Help topics
"Transferring and importing files" on page 58
"Capturing content for DVD" on page 91
"Importing assets from tapeless formats" on page 65
"Exporting to DVD or Blu-ray Disc" on page 441
Working with Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro
You can import Final Cut Pro project XML files into Premiere Pro. For more information, see "Importing XML project
files from Final Cut Pro" on page 74. You can export Premiere Pro project files as Final Cut Pro XML files.
For more information, see "Export a Final Cut Pro project XML file" on page 444.
For more information about workflows possible between Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro, see Open workflows with
Final Cut Pro and Avid software.
Joost van der Hoeven provides a video tutorial on the Adobe website that demonstrates exchanging information
between Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro using XML projects.
See this page for several documents that make the transition from Final Cut Pro to Premiere Pro easier.
Note: An exported XML file from Premiere Pro can be imported into some versions of Final Cut Express, as well.
Working with Avid Media Composer and Premiere Pro
For information about the workflows possible between Premiere Pro and Avid Media Composer, see Open workflows
with Final Cut Pro and Avid software.
In this video tutorial from Premiere Pro CS5 for Avid editors, Maxim Jago presents the round-tripping workflow with
Avid Media Composer.
Last updated 1/16/2012