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Hi /g/. So I have pirated adobe premiere pro cc 2017. No demo, full version forever on my computer. So I decide to make my first video but I then get an error when exporting telling me to get encoder.
So now I believe that I need to crack encoder, or is it for free? Is there a file I can put in keep it as a full version without making it a trial.
Help please?
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Pay for it, Jamal.
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install gentoo
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>>59209512
I look up gentoo and I pull up linux.
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>>59209447
>pay thousands of dollars or a monthly subscription to rent software to casually edit a video
Lol. "Jamal" indeed, Schlomo
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>>59209793
>everyone who isn't a poorfag like me is a jew
Nice """"argument"""" Tyrone
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>>59209414
amtlib you moron
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>>59209414
Export with ctrl+m (while timeline is the active window) for the built in encoder. You're exporting to Adobe Media Encoder.
That's free though, just get the Adobe Library program shit and install it from there.
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>>59209793
Then use blender or something else free. Just because you "casually" edit does not mean you are entitled to other people's work.
It's only fucking ten bucks a month.
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>>59209414
>Pirating Adobe CC
>Not using CS6
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