Chapter 11. Export
At last: it’s time to share your creation with the world.
When you’re shooting video, miniDV is the format of choice; but when you watch movies, most people prefer DVD. With Premiere Elements and a DVD burner, you can present your movies on a DVD, and they can even have a fully functional menu with scene selections.
Of course, you can also export video from Premiere Elements to a DV tape just as easily as you captured footage from a DV tape. Use the result as your project’s master tape for dubbing to other formats or for safekeeping.
In addition, you can export a stand-alone movie file for use on a CD-ROM, for viewing on the Web, or to incorporate into a multimedia presentation. In this case, the format options are as varied than ...
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