Learn how to burn a DVD or save a movie with the Adobe Premiere Elements application. Very simple and easy!
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2 Comments
This is premiere ELEMENTS, which is a cut-down version of Premiere -- totally different interface. You might want to change the title and description.
Done and done. Thanks!
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