My next question: exactly how can I export the project to a video that contains those exact specifications? If you could guide me to the specific sequence of buttons to click (just like you did to get me to the 4k project specs) I would very much appreciate it. I'm very, very grateful for your help in getting me to have a project with 4k 60 fps. Showcase your memories with a new photo and video slideshow. With Adobe Sensei, click once to transform your videos with effects inspired by famous works of art.
Whether you want to resize and trim or add creative effects and overlays, making awe-inspiring movies is easier than ever. I respectfully suggest that Adobe do the same for its Elements. Discover what's new in Adobe Premiere Elements 2023. To answer your question about the source of the video: I'm building a 4k 60 fps video from the ground up using clips generated in Blender (in that open source program I can easily select the resolution, fps, output, etc., and simply hit a button. I think Adobe has a great product, it's just the user experience is horrendous. When I click on the link to your tutorial, I'm taken to the general home page for resources (like the Yahoo home page). When I go to the "presets" drop-down menu, 4k is not listed as an option: When I go to the "custom" tab, the program defaults to taking my 4k 60 fps project and changing it to 1920x1080: However, when I try to export it in that format, those parameters aren't an option: With your guidance I have been able to set my project to 4k 60fps. Other programs have no problem outputting 4k on this computer, so I'm quite mystified at Premiere Elements' unwillingness to allow me to select 4k.
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I have a late 2013 MacPro that very easily plays 4k video in Quicktime (it doesn't display the full 4k resolution, nor does it display all the 60 frames in each second, but it does play 4k video reasonably well). I very simply want to insert a 4k background still image and then add high-res videos on top of that, all at the standard 60 frames per second of 4k devices. I've been on hold with Adobe support on the phone and on chat for several hours with no response, so I very much appreciate any help on this (seemingly simple) topic. How can I select 4k as the setting for my project?Īdobe clearly says Premiere Elements has 4k editing capability: Compare products & buying guide | Adobe Premiere Elements 15 vs. See screenshot of that window below with the HD 1080i default that I am unable to change. In the Adobe Premiere Elements product I just purchased won't allow me to select UHD 4k for my project in the Edit/Project Settings/General window.
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