Premiere Elements

I am looking to paste Hindi language text in video in premier elements 2020 that I just bought. Help!

Estoy intentando importar un vídeo a la línea de tiempo y simplemente no puedo mover el vídeo, ni Audio ni video. Ya me aseguré que los comandos V1 y V2 estén activos. Que es lo que está fallando? 

2020.1 does not write to DVD's directly but still creates and ISO file. Tech support solution is to burn the ISO file with another burner software. Error message:  DVD Drive not present

When I have a clip highlighted in PE2020, it won't copy until I reclick it. The clipboard seems to purge any time I use "go to prev/next edit" to move the playhead. Adobe, this is very annoying!

I have read countless articles, watched countless videos, spent 2 hours on the phone with Adobe staff who could not figure out the problem even after screen sharing. 1) The video is taking way longer than it should to export. It's a 4 minute video. No effects. The export time is over 1 hr. 2) The main problem: The exported video does not match the preview/ timeline video. The exported mp4 is playing deleted files and is also not playing files it should be. The preview and timeline are perfect though. I've edited countless videos. Never had this problem before. Details: 8 G Ram. Sourcing from an external SSD. However, midway thru the project I switched the save location to the external SSD after discovering that this would fix my slow playback issues (which it did). Doubt that could cause the issue but worth mentioning. I have tried opening a new project and opening the file again. Messing with settings. Nothing works.  Any solution? 

My Adobe Premiere Elements 2019 works very well except for one problem and that is that it will not load GoPro video at the highest FPS rate.  I can add 1080 at speeds up to 120 fps and 4K at speeds up to 30 fps but when I try to add 1080 shot at 240 fps or 4K shot at 60 fps it will not add it and says something about not having the right codec.  My computer is very capable of handling it as it has an AMD Ryzen 7, 2700X, 8Core 3.7GHZ, 32 GB RAM, a XFX Radeon RX 570 w/ 8 GB Ram.  Operating Windows 10 home 64bit.  I've also downloaded and installed the HEVC Codec per the adobe instructions for people having problems with the Premeiere Elements 2020.  I can view the files with VLC, but not slow them down for a slow motion effect, so the files are there and accessible.  I would really appreciate some assistance with this.  Incidentally, I recently built my computer and brought the software over on the SSD in my old computer, but all other hardware is bran

just added elements 2019. video is made but trying to add music that is on a cd and saved to my computer

I am new to Elements.I wish to import both analog Hi-8 and mini DV and DVCAM into Elements.What formats may I specify for the imported digital files if importing from Hi-8?I have not yet purchased or rented an analog to DV converter. Do you have recommendations for one or more such a good quality but affordable converter?And what will be the default format for the imported mini DV and DVCAM?Can I also specify in Elements that the DV be imported in a format other than Quicktime and if so which formats?Thanks for any help you can offer. Sleigh64

Hey thereThe menutext in Premiere Elements (Top and bottom) looks ridiculously small on my screen.  It's not a general Win 10 screen resolution size issue, because everything else (browser windows,  Word, Excell etc) looks just fine.  BTW: This was not an issue on my old computer (Win 7)Any wizards present who can fix this?

The manual tells me that when I open the Export & Share tab I should then be able to choose under the DISC menu what I want to export it to using an advanced tab.  This does not happen and all I have is a set of menus ranging from birthdays to holidays etc.  Is there a way round this please?Peter 

Just installed Pre 2020 and there's no sound. The speakers work; the same prel plays back in PRE 2014. Audio settings say my speaker is "not working." Any ideas please?Also, can I reach a support specialist? I'm stuck in the endless loop...to you.

How do you find the in/out timecodes of an edited clip in the original footage please (if I have to redo edits in another editor)? Thanks.

Recently, I was rendering/exporting a 3 hour video. The software said the exported file would be 19GB, and I had 47GB left on my drive. Turns out, that to create enough files, there needs to be more space to create such a big file. So I have a feature request. When you start to export a video, it should calculate the amount of space left on your storage and should be able to tell you beforehand whether or not the video will render. It's a small thing, but it can be extremely frustrating to wait 6 hours for a video to render, then be super excited to watch it, then see it non-existent. I understand it's about user error to see that there's not enough storage, but sometimes we don't always check how much storage we have, or we think we will have enough space, when in reality, we don't (like my case). Simple feature for an annoying problem.

In 2000-2005 I used to edit home videos. I took a course in college for basic functions and I was able to do everything I needed to. Its now 2020 and I am just getting back into the swing of things. I'm looking to record some gaming clips and make them into a short video. Is there a tutorial or guide that any of you recommend for a returning user? I see a lot out there but I don't know if there's one thats much better than another. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I can't add text to a word balloon added to a movie I am creating. I can put the balloon in, and it says 'add text here' but nothing works. Someone out there responded and when I was answering their question, the screen changed. Argh

I made a 3 hour video, and with my slow i5 processor, it took about 5-6 hours to render/export. When it finished, it said the normal "Done!" I closed out of the program, and went to File Explorer to see the video. I see the video as an MP4 file. It is only 24 bytes and when I try opening it in the Photos app, it says the file name and then "We can't open this file." I tried opening in VLC Media Player too, but it doesn't show anything there. I know it's not hard to render it again, but it uses up a huge portion of the day, and I feel like it's too much load on my poor laptop for too long. Any possible solution to reviving this video without having to render it again? If there's no solution, then can Adobe PLEASE look into this. It's exremely frustrating to be super excited to watch your new video but to find it non-existent once it's "ready."

I just started using Premiere Elements.  I am loving it so far. I did notice that sometimes when I record a voice narration(using my snowball black ice mic), sometimes it is saved as 44khz and other times it is 48khz. Can someone please tell me why does it switch between the two.  I can I force it to always save the audio in 48khz??

I have files from my Panasonic HC-VX981 that are missing audio from the end of the clips. It's not all clips, just random ones and there seems to be no consistency in the amount of audio that gets truncated. If I watch the clips the audio is there?Attached a screen capture of one of the clips. Can't seem to figure out why this is happening all of a sudden. I did do the latest update recently, this is the first video I'm trying to edit after doing the upgrade.

I have a problem in that the audio player in Elements 15 doesn't work when I upload video with sound. The video is fine. The Microsoft audio player works fine when I play a video attachment to emails so it doesn't seem to be an operating problem. I recently re-installed the Premiere Elemets hoping this might fix the proble, however no luck. Any suggestions?

Hi everyone-I am pretty new at using Premiere Elements, even though I have an old 15 version.  I am trying to create some instructions videos where an image is shown to the left while the video plays to the right.  Whenever I add an image, either through "Place on Top" or "Picture in Picture", the quality of the image looks great while still.  Once I play the video, the image becomes blurry, almost pixelated.  I have searched for answers, but still can't fix the issue.  I have edited the image to make it the same height as the video, so for a 720p vid, the image is 720 pixels high.  Still no success. Can anyone help me with remedying this situation?  I really appreciate the help.  Apologies if this a noob question.

"We are unable to write the Registry value."  I've seen other Adobe support requests for 160 errors, but the fixes depend on knowing the registry key in question.  The Premiere Elements error has no additional information obviously available (e.g. noting on the screen, nothing in %AppData%). System is a Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit system with 8 GB of memory and an i7 processor; there's over 700 GB of available space on the C: drive. Downloading the trial version directly from Adobe similarly failed; so did running the install as Administrator.

Sorry if this issue has been posted before but this is extremely annoing.  I've searched all over the internet and haven't found any answers.Anyways, I have a project file I'm working on.  Old adjustment layers are working exactly as they should, but when I add a new adjustment layer and add an effect (guassian blur for instance) the problem arises.  The effect appears as it should without keyframes but as soon as I add some keyframes to very the effect with time it goes heywire.  The variations in the effect have no relation to the placed keyframes.  For example, I want a scene to gradually blur as it fades out, so I set a keyframe 2 seconds from the end of the clip to 0 blur effect and ramp up to 50 at the end.  When I play the timeline, instead of starting at zero and ramping up to 50, it seems to start at 50 and go backwards to zero.  It's almost like the .prel file is corrupt.  I'd like to know how to fix the file as I'd rather throw my comp

I just purchased Premiere Elements 2020 to clip and edit some of my home videos.  The company that digitized them sent them to me in mp4 format.  They run great outside of PE without any sync issue.  However, every time I run one in PE to edit, the sound is out of sync with the image.  I have seen other posts about this using previous versions of the software with users experiencing the same problem.  Many suggestions were made to remedy the problem, including converting the files to other formats or running the files through Handbrake.  Handbrake worked; however, that process is just another step that shouldn't be needed.  It's hard to believe that Adobe doesn't have a built in solution. Am I missing something?  Is there an easier solution to this?

I'm trying to get more precise about editing. In Windows I don't think left and right arrow keys are moving the time marker one frame at a time, more like 5 on the timeline. CTRL + arrow key doesn't seem to do anything. Documentation does not appear to help... Up until now I haven't cared about it, now I do... Any ideas? Thx. 

When I create a video I can post it to YouTube in 30 fps only. When I set custom export settings to get the video in 60 fps the upload doesnt work for some reason. Please tell me how I can export videos in 1080p60 and watch and post them where I want.