How to export a file to a USB stick? Premiere Elements 11

[petervansantaklaus]

Dear Shivangi,

Thank you for your inquiry, the media offline files problem has been solved.

I put a folder on my desktop with all the files to be used, and for some unknown reason the name of that file changed, causing the problem, once I changed the name all was good.

However I do have a different problem, I need to finish my program on a USB stick which can be shown in different places where there is no access to a DVD player, how does one do that?.

It is not an option in the Publish and Share part of the program?

Looking forward to your reply.

Regards

Peter

[Shivangi_Gupta]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for reaching out.

I need to finish my program on a USB stick which can be shown in different places where there is no access to a DVD player, how does one do that?

Unlike DVDs, there is no specific format to be exported or burned on a USB device. It is like a normal storage device. You can follow the export process and save the exported file on your USB device. I don't see any complications in doing that.

Let me know if you get any issues with that. I'm here to help.

Thanks,

Shivangi

Note: I have branched this discussion because this is a different issue.

[Steve Grisetti]

In Premiere Elements 11, you want to select the AVCHD option, ideally the YouTube HD format. This format will give a great-looking MP4 at an optimized size -- perfect for saving to a phone or tablet, viewing on a computer or TV or even projecting from a device.

[williebegoode]

The easiest way to do that is to use the default 'Export & Share' option. The compiled video will show up in your folder where you put your video:

Then just transfer the video to the flash drive.

[Ann Bens]

Export to hdd then copy/paste to usb stick.