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May 9th, 2012, 04:04 PM
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more than 1 project on timeline
using Adobe premiere pro CS5 is it possible to put more than 1 project onto timeline. e.g I want to put more than 1 video on timeline to burn a DVD or Blu-ray. I beleive it's called nesting but I could be wrong. I just want more than one video which has been saven as a project to burnt on the same DVD or Blu-ray.
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May 10th, 2012, 06:06 AM
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Re: more than 1 project on timeline
You want to use Encore for that. Premiere does not burn DVDs directly since CS3.
Simply create a new project in Encore, import all the final video files you want, create timelines for each of them and set them in the order you want them in the flowchart.
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May 10th, 2012, 06:42 AM
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Re: more than 1 project on timeline
You can put as many projects on the time line as you want. Just create a new Sequence and then drag and drop any of the other sequences/projects you may have onto this time line. These will each appear as a video clip with audio, you can think of them as a self contained package with all you edits put into one clip. Of course you can still edit any of the original sequences and all the individual clips contained in it. Any changes will be updated on your new timeline.
Hope this makes sense. The other method would be to use Encore as suggested.
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