Fixed for Windows: WebM for Adobe Premiere not showing in Format Presets

Issue: After installing WebM from fnordware, WebM is not displayed in the Format and Presets drop down menu in Windows Adobe Premiere.

System: Windows 8.1 64 bit, Dual Partition with C: drive and D: drive, Adobe Premiere installed in D: drive.

Download and install:
http://www.fnordware.com/WebM/

WebM_Premiere_v1.1.0.msi

Fix: The installer will place the WebM plugin in the following C: drive folder (which is why Adobe Premiere cannot see it because its in the wrong folder):

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore\WebM.prm

Now copy the WebM.prm file to the following folders:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS6
D:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder CS6\Plug-ins\Common
D:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS6\Plug-ins\Common

Exporting WebM

1. If you have Adobe Premiere open, close it.
2. Go to the Format drop down and now WebM will be selectable
3. Choose your preset 
4. Export

How to: Re-Enable Boot Booster on the eeePC

Warning to eee PC owners with Boot Booster!!! If you are going to change your partitions, before you partition, make sure you leave the 8 megabyte Boot Booster partition alone.

If you lost Boot Booster from partitioning, here's how you can get it back.

Thanks to RalphWiggum on the eee PC forums for writing the original How-to. This is an adapted version for re-enabling Boot Booster for the eee PC 1000X on Windows 2008. For other OS flavors, click on the link above.

I got Boot Booster working for Windows 2008 Server. Partition Magic didn't work for me in Window 2008, but there's a simple-to-use partitioner built into 2008.

1. This article here describes how to access it:
http://www.vistarewired.com/2007/02/16/how-to-resize-a-partition-in-windows-vista
2. After following the link in step 1, I shrank my C: drive by 16 megs
3. Created a new partition using Windows 2008, no file system, no drive letter, do not set active
4. Used RalphWiggum's tool, downloadable below, and followed instructions to change the ID

"RalphWiggum wrote:

Ok...this might come in handy but not necessary...get it anyway
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1c3qoe
-apply the format procedure and after completion, right click partition and change its ID to 'EF'"

5. Click apply
6. Reboot, then shutdown, once you boot up again
7. Windows should load almost instantly upon your next bootup. Be quick to push F2 if you ever need to.

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