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Clips in the timeline can be moved around in order to arrange sections of video to the appropriate place in the final video. Once they are arranged to your liking, play the video in the monitor to make sure that it looks the way that you want. | Clips in the timeline can be moved around in order to arrange sections of video to the appropriate place in the final video. Once they are arranged to your liking, play the video in the monitor to make sure that it looks the way that you want. | ||
[[Image:Adobe_Premiere_Elements-Export.jpg|right|thumb| Figure 2: Elements | [[Image:Adobe_Premiere_Elements-Export.jpg|right|thumb| Figure 2: Elements Export Screen]] | ||
Now that the final video is assembled from clips, we need to edit the output for the video to the save file. Click on the '''Export''' button on the right end of the taskbar and pick '''Windows Media'''. On the Export screen, click on '''Cable Modem, DSL''' in the list and then on the '''Advanced...''' button down below. | Now that the final video is assembled from clips, we need to edit the output for the video to the save file. Click on the '''Export''' button on the right end of the taskbar and pick '''Windows Media'''. On the Export screen, click on '''Cable Modem, DSL''' in the list and then on the '''Advanced...''' button down below. | ||
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Next, click on '''Audiences''' and change the '''Frame Rate [fps]:''' to '''29.97''', the '''Frame Width [pixels]:''' to '''1280''', and the '''Frame Height [pixels]:''' to '''720'''. Then set the '''Maximum Bitrate [kbps]:''' to '''650''' and '''Image Quality:''' to '''100'''. Finally, click '''Save''' and name the preset in the popup box. Then click '''OK''' in the Export screen. Lastly, name the file and click '''Save'''. | Next, click on '''Audiences''' and change the '''Frame Rate [fps]:''' to '''29.97''', the '''Frame Width [pixels]:''' to '''1280''', and the '''Frame Height [pixels]:''' to '''720'''. Then set the '''Maximum Bitrate [kbps]:''' to '''650''' and '''Image Quality:''' to '''100'''. Finally, click '''Save''' and name the preset in the popup box. Then click '''OK''' in the Export screen. Lastly, name the file and click '''Save'''. | ||
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==Conversion Process== | ==Conversion Process== | ||
Open '''RAD Video Tools''' and find the edited video that needs to be converted. Highlight the file then click on the '''Bink Video''' button on the lower left hand side. A screen will pop up looking like this: | Open '''RAD Video Tools''' and find the edited video that needs to be converted. Highlight the file then click on the '''Bink Video''' button on the lower left hand side. A screen will pop up looking like this: | ||