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January 15, 2018
Question

Multiplexing H.264 Blu-ray

  • January 15, 2018
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In Premiere Pro CC 2017 I thought that the H.264 Blu-ray files could be multiplexed.  I now have Premiere Pro CC 2018.  There is no multiplexing available.  The audio format is PCM.

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    Gabriel_Cristescu
    Gabriel_Cristescu
    Participant
    April 29, 2018

    I believe it is a bug of Premiere Pro 2018 version. I started Premiere Pro 2017 first, close it and then started Premiere Pro 2018. There was something on Multiplexer tab but when i tried to export Blu-ray format (m2t file) there was also an error message saying that the codec is not registered and i must register it first. I could not render anything ..

    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Ann BensCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    April 29, 2018

    Its not a bug.

    No dolby supported anymore in 2018 so subsequently no multiplexing.

      Gabriel_Cristescu
      Gabriel_Cristescu
      Participant
      April 29, 2018

      Then Adobe must fix this because there is written on website that "there is no functional difference between 2017 and 2018 .." They must provide a substitute for this. Premiere Pro 2017 work just fine but Premiere Pro 2018 is not. Thanks.

      Stan Jones
      Community Expert
      Stan JonesCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      January 15, 2018

      I don't have 2018 on this machine, but I did not think there was a difference. Are you sure you are looking at the multiplexing and not audio tab?

      M
      Media EditorAuthor
      Inspiring
      January 15, 2018

      The Audio Tab format is:  "PCM".  Multiplexer Tab is set to: " None".  There are no other options.

      John T Smith
      Community Expert
      John T SmithCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      January 15, 2018

      When you export using the MPEG2-DVD preset the default is to create 2 files (audio and video) since that is what Encore wants to be able to author a DVD

      I don't do BluRay, but will presume the process is the same... using a BluRay preset will create the 2 files you would then import into Encore for authoring

      If you want audio and video in one file, I think you need to use a different preset

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