As I am a Creative Cloud subscriber I do not have a serial number to input here. The application needs to be serialized with a royalty bearing serial number".Īfter this, another window opens asking me to input a serial number. "Adobe Encore CS6 cannot run in non-royalty serialized mode. Once I close it and try to open it again I get an error message that says: When I open Encore for the first time everything works great. I might be way out in left field here but I am running out of hair to pull out over this.I've been having a lot of problems getting Encore CS6 to run properly. I was nervouse about deleting anythng there just in case they are linked to the other copy which uses them. Or should I remove the assets not used in each PP project (they are just my AVCHD files). I was wondering if Encore was somehow seeing the entire video in the background somehow? as if it was trying to transcode a video too large for a DVD. When transcoded using the automatic setting (I always used this with previous projects without any issues) the video quality is very poor. When I send "set 1" to Encore through the Dynamic Link it comes through as the 1 hour 8 minute video. I did not remove the assets in the project window that were not being used in each copy. The first copy I named "set 1" and deleted the clips in the timeline that I did not need (this video is now 1hour 8 minutes long).and did a similar edit on the second copy that I named "set 2". This was done as I didn't want to use a dual layer DVD. The video is a two set live performance so I made two "copies" of the main video and saved to another folder. The original PPro video file was around 2.5 hours long, too long for a good quality DVD. I have to give up on this one but I have one more question that might be the reason for this problem. I will have to see if there is a setting that is doing this.
#Adobe encore cs6 help zip file#
One thing that has been happening with CS6 on the files that do transcode, when I transcode and build an ISO image, it makes it into a zip file on my computer. I will still work on it though just to see if I eventually figure out what is going on with it. I also cleared the cache but it didn't seem to make any difference. I am concluding that there is somethng about my large video that is wrong and Encore is unable to deal with it. I then did another video.a short 5 minute one from a completely different project using the same settings and it worked fine. I have a Dell i7 with 12g memory, with 9 dedicated to Adobe and I have done lots of one hour videos before without it crashing. It looked like it was transcoding and the bars would show it was complete.and then the computer would shut down and restart. It would take around 17 hours then crash. Hi Stan, Well, I did the same settings as the one I used for the short piece that worked but Encore would not transcode the longer video. If I have missed anything you feel would be helpful please ask. Screen shot of project in Encore.to be built onto a DVD. Image of screen I receive when I send to Encore: but I think you can make out how clear the image is. I don't seem to have any options to change these except for the bitrate that can go up to 9.īelow is a screen shot of my PPro project. It transcodes once I have set up the location where the Encore file will be saved.
I used Adobe Dynamic Link to send my file to Encore. My settings in PPro CS6 (upgraded from CS5.5) I use the Master Collection.
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