<p>Starting with Adobe CC, Adobe removed a program from their Premiere suite called <em>Encore</em>. Encore had all the same benefits of Dynamic Link - you didn't need to render your project, just add your project file, and boom - transcoded to DVD in one step, without an intermediate.</p>

<p>Now, for CC users, you still have a licence for CS6, and can downloaded Encore still, through the Creative Cloud launcher.</p>

<p>What you do have to do, is first make an intermediate render. You've got two basic choices:</p>

<ol>
<li>Render a Master copy, full res, full quality, with no or very little compression (ProRes, DNxHD etc.)</li>
<li>Render a DVD-ready MPEG2, that will not need transcoding in Encore. There are presets for this in Media Encoder.</li>
</ol>

<p>Adobe has the information you'll need to download Encore in their <a href="https://helpx.adobe.com/encore/kb/encore-cs6-installed-cc.html" rel="nofollow">Help Documentation</a>. Summarised, you install Premiere CS6, which also installs Encore CS6. Then, uninstalling <em>only</em> Premiere will leave you with Encore CS6, as well as all your regular Adobe CC apps.</p>

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<p>Isn't there a quick way to create a DVD movie with menus and everything in Adobe Encore or Premier? I mean like for instance the old iDVD on Macs where you could choose a preexisting theme and iDVD would do the rest for you (once you've chosen the chapters etc). </p>

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# Adobe Encore/Premier quick and dirty/shortcut to make DVD

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-01-28)

Isn't there a quick way to create a DVD movie with menus and everything in Adobe Encore or Premier? I mean like for instance the old iDVD on Macs where you could choose a preexisting theme and iDVD would do the rest for you (once you've chosen the chapters etc).

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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-01-29. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Starting with Adobe CC, Adobe removed a program from their Premiere suite called *Encore*. Encore had all the same benefits of Dynamic Link - you didn't need to render your project, just add your project file, and boom - transcoded to DVD in one step, without an intermediate.

Now, for CC users, you still have a licence for CS6, and can downloaded Encore still, through the Creative Cloud launcher.

What you do have to do, is first make an intermediate render. You've got two basic choices:

1. Render a Master copy, full res, full quality, with no or very little compression (ProRes, DNxHD etc.)
2. Render a DVD-ready MPEG2, that will not need transcoding in Encore. There are presets for this in Media Encoder.

Adobe has the information you'll need to download Encore in their [Help Documentation](https://helpx.adobe.com/encore/kb/encore-cs6-installed-cc.html). Summarised, you install Premiere CS6, which also installs Encore CS6. Then, uninstalling *only* Premiere will leave you with Encore CS6, as well as all your regular Adobe CC apps.


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