Adobe Premiere Elements 8 - Manual (Page 280)

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Saving and sharing your movies
Last updated 8/12/2010
Sharing to mobile phones and players
Share a movie to a mobile device
You can export movies for playback on cell phones, some PDAs, and portable media players, such as video iPods,
Microsoft Zune, and PlayStation Portable (PSP) devices. Adobe Premiere Elements has presets that automatically
provide for a number of these devices. You can also customize presets to match the format requirements of a given
device.
Export using an iPod or PSP preset to produce your own video podcasts (also called vodcasts).
1 Consult the user guide for the device to determine the video file formats it supports.
2 Click Share in the Tasks panel, and then click Mobile Phones And Players.
3 Select your player from the list at the top of the panel.
4 Select a preset from the Preset menu. The details, such as file type and frame rate, appear below the preset name.
5 Type a name for your file, and then click Browse to specify a location to save the file.
6 (Optional) Click Advanced and specify options as desired.
7 You can save the changes you make to a preset as a new preset for future use, or create a Quick Share so you don’t
have to continually make these changes.
Note: You may need to customize a 3GP preset to export video that will play on a specific 3GP phone. Check your phone’s
user guide for its requirements. Also, not all phones support the 3GP format exported by Adobe Premiere Elements.
8 Click Save. Adobe Premiere Elements renders your movie into a file that you can copy to the device.
9 (Optional) Click Save As Quick Share to share the settings as a Quick Share preset in the main view of the Share
workspace.
More Help topics
“ Common settings for Sharing ” on page 279
About mobile formats
Adobe Premiere Elements lets you quickly export your movie in formats suitable for use in specific mobile devices by
providing optimized presets for specific devices. Use the provided presets for best results. If your project requires
special settings, you can click the Advanced button and make changes.
All mobile files are compressed using the H.264 compression standard. To help you decide which preset to choose,
each preset’s specific settings for file type, frame size, frame rate, audio frequency, file size, and duration are listed
below the preset name. You can choose from the following formats when sharing to a mobile phone or player:
Apple iPod and iPhone Creates a file that plays back optimally from an iPod or iPhone. Choose from iPod and iPhone
High Quality or iPod and iPhone Medium Quality.
Audio Podcast Creates an audio file in MPEG-4 Movie format for optimal playback from an iPod or other audio
players and mobile phones. Choose from Audio Podcast - High Quality, Audio Podcast - Medium Quality, and MP3
Audio Podcast.
Creative Zen Creates a Windows Media Video (.wmv) file for optimal playback from either NTSC Creative Zen or
PAL Creative Zen.