There's no reason I can think of that this should be happening.    Is your video from a camcorder, a phone or another device? That's the only other thing I can think of. ... View more

Is this the effect you want?   It's not easy -- but I don't know if a way to get great, professional results without a little hard work.   ... View more

Are you talking about adding a pan & zoom effect over the picture or breaking the picture up into pieces and animating each part individually to create a 3D look? The former is fairly easy but the latter can be a bit advanced.   Have you seen my tutorial on keyframing? ... View more

How are you able to download Premiere Elements 2025?  It doesn't exist yet. ... View more

How long is the video? Are the drives that you're exporting to formatted FAT32 or NTSC? What happens if you export to your C drive? ... View more

Assuming the video you're using for your source is from the same device as your previous, successful videos, it could be a bug on the timeline.   Is there a gap on your timeline? Even a small gap cause the program to throw up an error code.   How long is your video? Are you exporting to your C drive or to another drive? ... View more

For what it's worth, this is a user to user forum. It's not the best way to reach Adobe.   But that said, the DVD authoring features were removed several years ago -- at the same time as Adobe dropped its professional Encore disc authoring and several other companies (Sony Vegas) dropped their discu authoring. There was no effort to hide this that I could see. I even underscored it in my What's New tutorials on YouTube for version 14 back in 2015. Fortunately a few companies continue to offer disc authoring. Among the best is https://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/taw6.html ... View more

That's not a standard video size. Are you sure it's not 3840x2160? If it is 3860x2140, that could explain why the tool is not working.   Also, what are your Project Settings, as listed under the Edit menu? ... View more

Photoshop Elements does not edit video and will not edit HEVC. It should edit HEIF however.   To edit HEVC, you'll need to purchase the add-on for Windows. ... View more

What are the dimensions and frame rate of your video? (For instance, 1920x1080 30 frames per second.)   If you look under the Premiere Elements Edit menu, what is listed as your Project Settings?  ... View more

Which method are you using to extract your photos from MP4 files? ... View more

Under the Edit menu, what is listed as your Project Settings/General? ... View more

You do know this is a user to user forum, right? None of us have any influence on what Adobe does or does not include in its products.   That said, why, if you've found software that already does what you need it to do, are you demanding Adobe add the feature to Premiere Elements? They've designed the product they want to design. No need for 360 or 3D features. Why not stick with programs like DaVinci Resolve and CyberLInk PowerDirector? ... View more

As far as I know, that's never been part of Adobe's design for Premiere Elements, and I would suspect it's a feature you won't see in it soon if at all. ... View more

With Premiere Elements you need to set up your project settings when you first start the project. You can't really change them later.  And your project settings, not your original file, will determine the best output frame rate.   What are your complete project settings? What is the resolution, frame rate and origin of your original video? Did it come from a camcorder or another source? ... View more

When you play the music in the Music library, you are playing only a sample. It should only play for a moment or two. You get the complete song when you add it to your library -- so it's doing exactly what it should be doing. ... View more

Look under the Edit menu and note the Project Settings for your project. Do they match your video specs exactly (3840x2160 at 25 fps)?   Did you render your timeline after you applied the stabilizer effect? ... View more

That's correct. Or you could edit in a multichannel pro program like Premiere Pro. ... View more

Premiere Elements can edit GoPro footage as long as it is either 3840x2160 at 30 fps or 1920x1080 at either 30fps or 60 fps. Many are successfully editing GoPro footage (including me) when the cam is set to one of these specs. ... View more

As we suspected, this is 6 channel audio. You won't be able to edit it or control the individual channels in Premiere Elements. ... View more

You're using a video resolution and possibly a frame rate that is not a standard Premiere Elements can match its project settings to. Is it possible to shoot your video at 3840x2160 at 30 fps? That alone will likely resolve your issue (since it's likely what's happening when you convert your video to an editable standard). ... View more

What I downloaded from your link is a blank file. Does the MP4 play on your computer?   ... View more

Are you saying that you've output your movie to your computer as an MP4 and that you can't then upload that to YouTube using your web browser? ... View more

Premiere Elements can edit stereo but can not edit multi-channel channel audio or a video clip with several video channels. Do you know what type of audio your video has?   If not, open your video in the free download MediaInfo. In MediaInfo set View to Text and then copy the text to this forum. With this detailed report we'll better be able to advise you.. ... View more

Can you describe the steps you took to make the backup?   Also, are you backing up to an external hard drive? ... View more

I don't know of a way to change the settings for a direct-to-YouTube output.   Can you can certainly create a custom setting for outputting an MP4 to your computer and manually upload that to YouTube.   Though do make sure your Project Settings are also set for 60 fps. Otherwise you'll be outputting a 60 fps video from a 30 fps project, which kind of defeats the purpose. ... View more

I also output the project as is but with no media in place, and it output in about 10 minutes. So it's clearly overloaded when the media is added and the program is choking. It shouldn't do that, but that's what's happening.   Working on it in parts rather than applying so many effects and video resizings at once is a workaround that will likely fix the project. ... View more

Thanks for sharing the project file. And, yes, you are correct. There are no gaps that I could find in the timeline.   However, you have got a lot of effects -- none of which your computer or the program should have any problems with.   But if it were me I'd make a copy of this project file (to experiment on) and try removing some things and see if I could figure out what's clogging the pipes. Start by removing all your transitions. See if that solves your problem. Many of your video clips seemed to have been enlarged beyond 100%. You appear to be using 1280x720 video and 3840x2160 video clips to create a 1920x1080 project. Try setting them all to 100% scale and see if that makes a difference. I know it's not the project you want to create, but this is how I troubleshoot issues. And it's why I made a copy of my master prel file. You can also try removing all of the effects. Virtually every clip has several.   Or, just as an experiment, try creating a new project, load several clips into it and don't add any effects or transitions just to see if the program can output this experiment.    I haven't dug really deep in the project file, but it's clear there's a LOT of effects and resizings at work, and they're all bogging the program down. Again, your computer is powerful enough and Premiere Elements should be robust enough to handle it. But you're taxing the program pretty heavily. And, if I were working on a project this effects heavy, I'd more likely put it together in segments and then assemble them into a final mix.  But that's up to you. (Most professional programs, like Premiere Pro, have "nesting" systems for doing just that -- and it's how the pros usually work.)   Guess it depends on how much work you want to put into it. ... View more