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Article #92solutions needed please??? Mpeg Encoder
From: kevin_mylacraine
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 13:30
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 13:30
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I have been reading all of the posted threads concerning MPEG Encoder and can't seem to find one that pertains to my problems exactly. I am using Adobe Premiere 6.5. My OS is Win 2000 and no I don't have administrator rights. I try to use the Mpeg encoder but get an error that says (and I've seen this before on previous messages)" Invalid Adobe MPEG Encoder usage information. Premiere will need to be re-installed to use the Adobe MPEG encoder." Okay, my computer admin guy has done this and I still can't get it to work. I have downloaded the MPEG encoder from Mainconcepts webpage and had it installed, still it doesn't work. Here's a real kicker: my admin guy can log into my machine as an administrator and use the MPEG encoder while in Premiere. Why can't I? We have checked the security options on the file folders and everyone has privledges. Ultimately I'm trying to output to DVD... I'm sure you'll see me again when I get past the MPEG issue. Any thoughts? kevin
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