Web DVDs have a few advantages over regular videos–the opening menu interface looks and sounds slick (if you choose a good soundtrack), and the ability to fast-forward to chapter points in the video means your viewers can fast-forward to scenes they want. When Elements is done producing the movie, it uploads it to, Adobe’s online sharing site.

Create the menus in the Premiere Elements 9 editor, choose a still image and a soundtrack for the opening menu, and then specify chapter points or tell Elements to create them automatically. “The nifty new feature is the ability to create Web DVDs, which are high-quality online movies with DVD-like menus.

Are you considering checking out Adobe Premiere Elements 9? Their latest version integrates social networking uplaods, but according to PC World, it lacks a few “elements” it should have considered.Īlan Stafford from PC World had the following to say about the new Adobe Premiere Elements 9, “The video-focused complement to Photoshop Elements 9, the new version of Adobe’s image-editing application, Premiere Elements 9 lets you easily upload finished videos to Facebook (the program first acquired YouTube-upload capability in Premiere Elements 8).You can’t send your freshly edited video directly from Premiere Elements to Facebook, however instead, you must save it, return to the Elements organizer (a separate application), find the video, and then use commands in the organizer to upload the video.”

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