Adobe Encore CS6
What is Encore?
Adobe®
Encore® CS6 is 64-bit software that enables you to create DVDs, Blu-ray discs,
and web DVDs, all from a single interface. Send Adobe Premiere® Pro projects
directly to Encore without rendering, and then use flowcharts to define and
view their navigation. Encore is included in Adobe Premiere Pro
software.
Versatile disc and web DVD creation
Create
DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and web DVDs, all from a single project, using 64-bit
Adobe® Encore® CS6 software. Send Adobe Premiere® Pro projects directly to
Encore without rendering, and then use flowcharts to define and view their
navigation. Encore is included in Adobe Premiere Pro software.
64-bit
Encore CS6
Speed
up your Blu-ray Disc and DVD authoring workflow and get rock-solid, native
64-bit performance and stability. Open and save projects fast, and get dramatic
performance working on demanding projects.
High-quality
DVD and Blu-ray authoring
Get
extensive functionality when authoring DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Encore CS6
supports Blu-ray chapter playlists, 8-bit color highlight buttons, and menu
color enhancements and lifts the 99-slide restriction for Blu-ray slide shows.
Fast
MPEG import
Bring
MPEG assets into Encore CS6 fast, as multiple import processes happen
simultaneously in the background.
Pixel
aspect ratio correction in previews
View
the correct pixel aspect ratio when previewing DVD simulations.
DVD,
Blu-ray Disc, and web DVD authoring
Efficiently
create DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and web DVDs, all from a single project.
Timesaving
Dynamic Link
Send
your Adobe Premiere Pro sequences directly to Encore without rendering first.
Changes in the timeline are reflected immediately in Encore thanks to Adobe
Dynamic Link.
Flowchart
Define
and view the navigation of your DVD, Blu-ray Disc, and web DVD projects by
using a visual representation of all points and links. Variable zoom speeds up
your workflow.
Powerful
web DVD authoring
Create
powerful web DVD experiences that replicate all the functionality of their
Blu-ray Disc counterparts, thanks to support for pop-up menus, multipage menus,
and menu looping playback. Customizable encoding presets enable even more
control.
Sleek
interface for web DVD titles
Create
web DVDs that have a sleek interface, offering easy-to-use playback controls
plus the option to watch HD video in full-screen mode.
Integrated
search for web DVD titles
Engage
viewers effectively with keyword-searchable web DVDs. Encore uses metadata from
menu and button names, speech analysis, and subtitles to make web DVDs
searchable.
Background
batch encoding
Work
efficiently by offloading transcoding jobs to Adobe Media Encoder, freeing
Encore for other tasks. This is particularly important with 4K and 5K workflows
that normally tax your system.
Third-party
encoding integration
Choose
the right encoder for the job without sacrificing efficiency. Integrate
third-party encoders with the Encore workflow to tap into advances in
GPU-accelerated encoding.
Cross-platform
projects
Share
Encore projects without worrying about platform compatibility. Encore projects
can be moved between Windows® and Mac platforms freely, without conversion.
Multipage
menus
Create
a smoother viewing experience. Browsable multipage menus on Blu-ray projects
show options across multiple menu pages without interrupting background element
playback.
24p
support
Maintain
the 24p look all the way to output with native support for 24p frame rates for
Blu-ray, DVD, and web DVD titles, with correct display of 24p timecode in the
timeline.
4K
and 5K mastering
Take
full native 4K and 5K format productions directly to high-definition Blu-ray
Disc. Use Dynamic Link to open Adobe Premiere Pro 4K and 5K sequences in Encore
without rendering first.
DDP
master support
Create
replicated discs from Encore using direct DDP master support for DVD discs. The
output file can then be sent via FTP directly to the mastering facility.
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