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• Premiere Pro beginner needs help

  Hello-

  I'm new to first Pro CC.  I am looking for tutorials, but I don't know what terms to search for.  I want to see the video on the façade of a building.  The building will be a still image.  I know that I have to cut out the building and make a layer (I think) and probably reverse.  Help, please!

  Thank you

  -SPLITTERS

  Have a look here:

  Photo in the photo tutorials

• Premiere Pro CS4 Transition handle questions

  Grettings,

  I continue my transition to PP CS4 from a different NLE and translate slowly my techniques.

  I am always sick on certain transitions. I understand that for some transitions "handles" are necessary. For example the default base melted crossed does not appear to do anything without them. However I sometimes created an additional audio track of creating synchronization problems video handles on the main track in order to create a transition. I checked on all sync Flickr photos.

  However, some transitions seem to be working without handles... I just razor video and insert the transition (proper technique). Œuvres without handles and fine audio sync. Certainly easier and less concerned I spoil my sync. I know how to drag changes etc... aim can't marry this knowledge to this fundamental question.

  I'm sure I'm doing something basic wrong!

  I just want to use my transition of choice without fear of ruining a multiple audio track and project multi-video segment and understand when I need to worry about the handles of the video or audio. And when I can just razor and insert a transition.

  Thanks for any help!

  BJBBJB1

  Try to change the Source element long since in the Source window.

  Set points in the source window and then do drag or insert / you cover them to the timeline.  Do this for all the equipment you need from the source element.

  Apply your transitions to lower points.

  The razor tool isn't really the tool for editing.  He is more used to split a clip in the timeline panel so that the Editor could be applied to different fx to every part of the same clip. (for example)

• Question about importing video footage in Premiere Pro

  I'm new to Premiere Pro and have a question about it. I need to move all my videos on my new computer (Windows) from my old computer (iMac running iMovie). Where should I store my images so I can access inside Premiere Pro? I just need to store everything on a hard drive, and then create inside Premiere Pro projects when I need to import images in, or should I create a 'library' to store all my movies in? Setup bridge would be another beneficial way to view my videos (I use Lightroom for my photo library)? I'm just trying to discern the way I need to store and organize everything in order to get started with Premiere Pro. Thank you!

  Premiere Pro has no capability of database for the media in general, only in a specific project. 'Import' is not like in Lightroom, it does in PrPro is tell her where to look for the media while working on this specific project.

  So... you need create your materials on a particular disc, presented in a way that you can find them in a folder structure you design.

  A typical use of PrPro spreads parts on several disks. OS/programs on the system drive, a disk each cache PrPro & cache of database files; preview files; and project files. Media probably on another drive and exports on a final drive.

  Access the disk cache & cache database files, preview files and project files are the two ways of reading & writing, in addition to being constant. Multimedia files are used unalterable and exports only Scripture, their connections can be a little less robust.

• Create Image slideshow video in Premiere Pro

  Hi guys,.

  I am a novice in the world of Premiere Pro so forgive the question!

  I'm looking to create a video with a load of pictures from my recent trip. It will also integrate the video we had on the trip as well as music playing on top of the video with chunks of text as well. The layout I want to do is:

  • A main background image
  • Series of small images in addition to this with the background still visible
  • Video clips also on the above background image with the main background still visible main

  I hope that makes sense! The problem I'm having is that when I import each image into the project, they are usually huge demand a lot of messing around to make them small (moving the image down so that I can find points to reduce the size of the image). Are there:

  • (a) a quick way to make sure the images are not in the project greater than the size of the screen
  • (b) a way to crop parts of the imagery in the project or I do in photoshop?

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  (a) when you place one of your images on the timeline, Ctrl-click (right-click) on it and the menu drop down choose set to the size of the image.

  (b) in the effect controls panel, click video effects > transform > Crop and drag the effect of cropping to your clip on the timeline. With the clip selected, go in the effect controls panel and set the culture settings.

  MtD

• Ho can I keep previous image "on the screen", while the 2nd picture of GIF created in Photoshop that will be used in Premiere Pro?

  I'm creating a society of video in Premiere Pro (Beginner) and I have a combination of Mp4 files recorded (animated files of professionals, extracted from video camera, video camera DLS). I need to create images to coordinate with voice-over. With moderate success, I created a sequence of GIFs animated in Photoshop - created background gradient with logo in the lower corner as a 'model' for each image, created new layer for each png image (merged background and text with image for each). That is the problem - as it appears from second png image, the first image disappears. I need to have picture #1 will remain on screen that #2 appears and images #1 and #2 need to remain on the screen as it appears #3 image. I tried so many different processes and the information sought and read a lot, but he found nothing which explicitly deal with this issue. Sound advice are highly welcomed!

  It is possible to import a photoshop file to keep all of the separate layers, you can then animate each layer as you like. When you import a PSD file you will get a submenu, this will give you the option Flatten all the layers in a clip or keep all the layers separate. In the latter case, first will create a bin in the project with each accessible layer panel, drag them to separate video track in your sequence.

• Premiere Pro launches more after the update, question mark on the icon appears

  I've just updated Premiere Pro, and now it launches more. Only a question mark on the icon appears. The same thing happens with Illustrator, After Effects, and Photoshop. Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this?

  

  I thought about it. I just reinstalled all my apps that wouldn't launch and it works fine now. You can simply uninstall the apps screen update CC and then install here once again.

• Premiere Pro CS4 question on how to integrate into my website

  I have a simple question...

  I used the Premiere Pro CS4 to create an Avi file in video.

  And now I need to integrate it into Dreamweaver CS4 to download on my site.

  I never have, so I have no idea on how to do it.

  Could someone send me a tutorial or a site with explanations.

  Thank you

  MAthieu

  www.courtier-Remax.com

  Mathieu,

  I can't answer for first, but if you have, you can use your file avi, and flash flv export file.

  Still includes templates for use with your file menu flash and different sizes of flash export dimensions

  Depending on the size you want your final file and to be.

  Create a folder with everything for you, including the index.html file and all you have to do is transfer the file

  your directory of Web sites and the hyperlink. Voila!

  Sorry, I can't point to specific tutorials for the moment.

• A very green Question: which office for Premiere Pro

  Hi guys,.

  First of all, please go easy; I'm as green as they come. I'm looking into buying a new office for several functions, which will be video editing. I have read many suggestions on generations and systems (8gigs ram, say no to RAID 0, different graphics cards)- and most things are going over my head, so I thought out and just ask the experts on a desktop of mark.

  My current platform: I use Adobe first Pro CS4 and Photoshop on (wait for it) an old Dell Latitude D830. I am actually very happy with what did this laptop, but I'm looking for something that will take less than 20-30 minutes to render 2 minutes of video (although it never had problems running Photoshop).

  My uses: I would highlight will use the Office for Photoshop (print advertising/label of models) and Premiere Pro (5 ~ 10 minutes Youtube videos and the 45 minute DVD casual) as well as word processing and other offices of related things.

  I'm trying to keep the cost down - best around (or under) the mark of $1000 and I don't necessarily need to be on the cutting edge, as long as I can enjoy the features of Premiere Pro and make a video in less than ten years.

  I've been watching Dell desktop computers (because mine has served me well over the years). I was recommended by one of their representatives, focus on XPS 8300. I also watched the 7100. I also read recommendations on different sites for the HP options.

  My Question: According to my use is the XPS 7100 a viable option, or that I face the 8300 (or even a workstation full blown as the T1100)? And if one of these works, am I better suited with the HP (h8z HPE-510 t/HPE) price comparison?

  I appreciate any advice you can give to point me in the right direction. I feel not comfortable to build my own system (I read that most of you recommend). I just want to be sure that I do not buy a desktop computer and find crashing on me, because he can't handle what I'm asking it to do. I think something is really going to be an improvement on what I use.

  Thanks again for your help,

  -Scott

  Link for desktop video editing

  http://www.adkvideoediting.com/

• Premiere Pro CS4 feature Questions

  Hey everybody,

  I was thrown in a project that is using Premiere Pro CS4 (we use Roxio VideoWave) and I hope someone can answer a few basic questions (I'm not an expert in the field of the video editing software):

  (1) in the wave of the video, I can easily add photos and movies to a project simply by drag-and - drop from Windows Explorer. First, it seems, the only way I can add photos and videos to a project is to import media, and then drag them from the 'library of project' to the timeline. Is it possible to drag-and - drop a photo directly from Windows Explorer in a timeline? If so, please tell me what stage of base, Miss. :-)

  (2) is it possible to get a glimpse of what will look like a transition before adding to made the transition to film?

  (3) when I add a photo/video library project, I have to hold the CTRL key to have a 'ripple' Insert (for example, push everything into the exit delay). Also, I have to hold the CTRL key to make a 'ripple trim. Is it possible to define these actions by default, so I don't have to hold down the CTRL key for these?

  (4) Lastly (for the moment :-)), in Roxio Videowave I could easily change the volume of an audio clip in the timeline just by clicking on the average line goes through the sound wave and dragging upwards or downwards.) I can't know if there is a similar average easy to do in Premiere Pro.

  Any help is appreciated! Again, sorry if these are basic stupid questions, but the first is currently well above my level of experience.

  Thank you! :-)

  (1) is there a way to drag and drop a photo directly from Windows Explorer in a timeline?

  First, no, it does not - at least since the Explorer himself. You must first import the files (you can drag and drop them in the Panel project/bin) and then edit them in sequence. However, you can try on the media browser; go to window > Media Browser so you don't see it. Media browser will give you an interface of type Explorer that you can use to drag files directly from the folder structure on your hard drive in a sequence; When you do so, they will simultaneously be imported into the project.

  (2) is it possible to get a glimpse of what will look like a transition before adding to made the transition to film?

  Nope; Just try them until you find one you like. Then memorize

  (3) when I add a photo/video library project, I have to hold the CTRL key to have a 'ripple' Insert (for example, push everything into the exit delay). Also, I have to hold the CTRL key to make a 'ripple trim. Is it possible to define these actions by default, so I don't have to hold down the CTRL key for these?

  Nope; those who are wired. It will become automatic for you after a while.

  (4) Lastly (for the moment :-)), in Roxio Videowave I could easily change the volume of an audio clip in the timeline just by clicking on the average line goes through the sound wave and dragging upwards or downwards.) I can't know if there is a similar average easy to do in Premiere Pro.

  You probably don't have the volume adjustments or keyframe activated for your track. Check out the following screenshot:

  

  You can select "Show clip keyframes" (which lets you keyframe other effects via the menu drop-down on the clip) or "Show Clip Volume" that shows just the volume effect. A yellow line appears through the waveform; You can drag up and down to adjust the total volume of a clip, or use the control key and click the rubberband to add nodes or key images so that you can increase the audio. You can also control click a keyframe to germinate the handles so that you ease in or ease the level. Note that you can also select the 'Track' options, but (as his name suggests) to set the level of the entire track and not individual clips.

• Question: How do how Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 to load the system described below?

  24/01/10

  I have Adobe video Collection 2.6. (Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5).
  The entire collection will load on my system except Adobe Premier Pro.
  My system is:

  Dell Precision 670 workstation

  Intel Xeon processor 3,2 GHz
  3.19 GHz, 2.00 GB of RAM

  MS Windows XP

  Professional x 64 Edition

  Version 2003

  Service pack 2, v.4566

  When I try to load Adobe Premiere Pro I am presented with the following statement:
  
  DirectX cannot be run on this version of windows. This version of windows is 3.X or a version of windows NT that does not support this version of Direct X. Please do not attempt to install Direct x except in these operating systems. CTX is designed to work with Windows 95 or later and Windows NT 4.0 and later only. This error message can also occur if the material is not compatible with this version of Direct X.

  I loaded the entire collection video V2.6, including Adobe Premier Pro, my portable 32 bit and it loads perfectly. The laptop, however, is not powerful enough for handling serious editing. If it wasn't for the above statement of DirectX I would think that the problem is that Adobe Premiere Pro must simply not load on a 64-bit computer. In addition, in the near future, I want to upgrade to the latest Adobe CS4 Master Collection but must first work with Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5
  
  

  I'm using now on my 64 bit Dell: collection Adobe CS3 - Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Contribute, Acrobat 9 Pro, bridge, and hearing.

  I noticed that Adobe is now designing only for 64 bit. Question: How can I get Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 to load the system described below? Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  NotAPro

  Increase memory 16 GB on XP 64 with 1.5 will not help at all. Increase memory on Win7-64 will be useful, but not with 1.5. You must upgrade to CS4 for the benefit of that.

• Premiere Pro CS3 - Preset & Questions for media files

  Volunteered to create a high school highlight video using Premiere Pro CS3 on Mac football games.  The video will appear in a banquet hall with a NEC projector mounted on the ceiling.  The owner of the room has no info on the projector, so I do not know its resolution native or any other specifications.  The screen is full-size.

  I was given a potpourri of media:

  (1) DVD game of the team from the press box.  MPEG Streamclip shows the VOBs have these properties: 720 × 480, 4:3, 29.97 FPS, Mbit/s 9,30, upper field first - 128 AC3 2/0, 48 kHz, 256 Kbps.  Good or bad, I converted the files to import dv VOBs in PP with these properties: DV/DVCPRO - NTSC, 720 × 480, 4:3, 29.97 FPS, Mbit/s 28,77 - stereo 48 kHz, 28,77 Mbps DV.

  (2) field-level video taken with a Canon HV30 (HD, widescreen).  The files I received are: Apple Intermediate Codec, 960 × 540, 29.97 FPS, 30,09 Mbps - 16 bit Big Endian stereo, 48 kHz, 1.54 Mbps.  I could ask to have these repeated files in the form of SD files.

  (3) many line pictures (TIFF) taken with a Canon 30 d-side.

  After the installation of the project, I was counting on the final export of the video/audio as a mov file to be played from my hard drive top round instead of a DVD.  Not sure about the export settings for optimal quality.

  But first, what predefined PP should I use for this project, or should I use the custom settings?  If so, what would they be?

  I converted the VOBs in the correct format?

  Should I resume the HV30 images or convert it to another format?

  I have photos in Lightroom and can export to TIFF, JPEG, PSD or DNG and can resize down if necessary.  Any suggestions?

  Finally, I thought of the conversion of the background music of mp3s to aif files at 48 kHz, 16-bit to be consistent across different audio files.  Any suggestions with the audio?

  Any ideas or suggestions on these issues would be most appreciated.  If the answers to these questions depend on the type of projector, I have perhaps to wing it... or buy my own projector.  Ouch.

  Sorry for the length of this post.

  I recommend that you configure a 720 x 480 4:3 project.  At the very least, have

  recapture them #2 as widescreen SD video files (I will refrain

  to comment on the usefulness of the AIC to half-HD) the

  recovered files widescreen SD eventually letterboxes in your 4:3

  timeline.  Your other choice would be to implement a 720 x 480 16:9 project,

  but who would eventually pillarboxed 4:3 image.  Your choice.

  I think you did a great job converting the VOBs.

  Resize images in Photoshop.  Get closer to 720 x 480 like you

  can adjustment upward to take account of any panning and zoom that

  You can do.  But do not increase the size more than you

  Duty.  You definitely want to avoid working with the huge frame size

  PR images.

  16-bit stereo audio for the 48 k should work just fine.

  You should find out the native resolution of the projector and if

  or not, it has an internal scaler.

  -Jeff

• Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro install question.

  Hello! I have a problem with some of my creative Cloud programs install. So the thing is I'm working with a Windows 10 operating system and I have tried several times to download Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro, but it doesn't always let me. Premiere Pro appears as "up-to-date" but with no button to open - it is not on the programs on my computer! And with After Effects, it seems just constantly with the ' we have a problem, please come back later "without giving any code error or something like that. I already tried to uninstall and reinstall all my creative cloud Adobe programs and even the creative application of the Cloud itself. It just keeps ennuyer bored with this, could you please tell me how to fix? Or has anyone of you had the same problem before? I hope you can help! Good day!

  for the first problem, try solution 2, Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application uninstalled Adobe apps as up-to-date lists

• Try to install the Premiere Pro 1.5 and upgrade to 6.0 but knocks authentication question

  I install Premiere Pro 1.5 on an old pc Win XP and I have the 6.0 upgrade disc, BUT I can't authenticate Pro 1.5 online. I see the comment about the upgrade to CS2 and I downloaded the free version of Premiere Pro 2.0, but it does not to my Pro 6.0. Is there a work around for this? I would use the most recent software to take advantage of the enhanced features.

  Download Adobe Acrobat 7 and Adobe Creative Suite 2

• Premiere Pro for media... files questions

  I'm looking to create a very simple video I would have done once in iMovie - less than 5 video clips, transition 3 and an audio file. However, I have problems of color that I can not find a solution despite the different export settings for.

  When rendering, the file looks like as it should. After export, or when, in another part of Pr, gets file all blackened red, green, yellow and sometimes purple. It is sometimes boxes, sometimes it is bars. Export an image works as it should (see first photo). As long as the file is selected, made, or playing in Premiere Pro, the color is correct.

  Of course, I tried to restart the program and my computer updated (it has no update), Google search, reverse image looking for similar problems, creating new sequences, all the effects of compensation, all I can think to reset reset and clear the cache. Not a clue.

  Any ideas? I have attached a few screencaps. I regularly work on a deadline, so it's really frustrating. I hate to disappoint anyone - I told them, these videos would be 8 hours ago, but here I sit, finding nothing on the forums.

  Acceptable:

  

  Is not acceptable:

  

  Hello

  Go to the file/project settings/general and change the rendering on "Mercury Playback Engine software only" engine.

  Press OK, you will get a dialog box in which select "remove previews."

  Try these steps and it should work.

  Visit this link to forum for more details: First CC 2015 Vertical lines red & yellow/green when it is paused

  Kind regards

  Navdeep Pandey