Yes, it's very possible with Encore, and I'm sure it's possible with
other DVD authoring programs. All you have to do is export your
Premiere projects as AVI files, then import them into your authoring
program and make a menu with links to each AVI file.
Glen in Vegas
Steve & Sharon wrote:
>
>
> The subject says it all really. I have several completed projects on
> hard disk, most are 5 to 30 minutes, and I have already transferred
> them back to tape. However, before I delete them from the HDD I would
> like to burn them to DVD, but as they are all quite short, it would be
> good to place several on to each DVD with a front menu.
> Is there any way to this? Having opened a project from the .prel file,
> I can see no way of then pulling additional projects to place them on
> the timeline sequence. Obviously I could capture them back from tape,
> each project would then be a single file/clip, but this is a laborious
> method with the obvious drop in quality i.e. disk to tape to disk to
> DVD. Also I want to keep the finished project complete with all the
> editing, titles, audio etc etc, so reverting to dragging the original
> clips to the timeline is not an option.
> I'm sure I was able to this with an old Premiere Pro, but I am now
> using Elements 3 which I'm beginning to find has been "simplified" far
> too much. Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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