First of all, those that might know can't and won't say. Second, I doubt it. Premiere Elements seems to be aimed at "mainstream" work, not specialty work. HEVC output is probably not important enough to enough customers for Adobe to put it into Premiere Elements. Again, until it comes out, nobody knows.
I have been trialing the trial verson of Premiere Elements but have decided to uninstall it and stick with my version of PowerDirectot 17 from 2018 as that supports direct H.265 encoding. Otherwise I would be having to encode my video's twice which would reducde the quality even more. I would have though this software would include a codec that's been around for over 5 years. quite dissapointed really. I was looking for something a bit more current. Guess it isn't this software. I want a version of my software that is not a subscription based which is why I was looking to change.
Why do you want H.265 output encoding? Other than file size, I don't see the advantage. My understanding is that the extra compression can make for longer encoding for some computers.
I've never understood why people get angry at the software for not doing what they want it to do. Isn't that the reason you asked the question? If the software doesn't do what you want it to do, just don't buy it and move on to something that does. You don't scream at Cap'n Crunch because it doesn't have raisins. You buy Raisin Bran instead.
Do you want to export in HEVC? Use Plugin Voukoder, works with Adobe Premiere Elements: https://www.voukoder.org/ Voukoder 11.3.2 will be installed in the folder C\Program Files\Voukoder Plugin Adobe Premiere (min.CS6) 1.11.3 "VoukoderR2.prm" install in a folder C\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 2022\Plug-ins\Common Additionally, find yourself on Google "libfdk-aac-2.dll" and copy it to C:\Windows\System32 and you will get a very good aac fraunhofer codec in Voukoder: https://www.voukoder.org/forum/thread/239-a-better-aac-encoder-fdk-aac/#google_vignette
Hello, I installed the latest version of Voukoder and set everything up correctly.
However, every time I try to export a video, Adobe Premiere Elements 2019 crashes. I've tried using multiple presets and codecs in Voukoder, but it still crashes Premiere Elements every time I try to do an export.
Have you experienced this issue and how did you fix it?
Nevermind. I figured it out. The HEVC / h.265 export IS working with Premiere Elements 2019 using Voukoder. It's really slick! Finally able to export to HEVC!
The only codec not currently working is QSV, and the developer said he's going to fix that as soon as the next FFMPEG is released.
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