If your computer is having a hard time editing footage, and you’re experiencing super slow load times, it might be due to the resolution of your video. Some good formats to use for editing are: You can use Adobe Media Encoder to reformat your media. In fact, the file size of formats that work best when editing are usually a lot larger than what you’d want the final file size to be. The formats you should edit with do not have to be what you render the final video to, either. However, there’s a way you can reformat your media beforehand in order to help make your editing move along faster. Basically, some of the video formats that your footage may already be in could make it more difficult for your computer to edit. You might not know how the format of your footage actually affects the speed of your editing process. It’s only so Premiere can show you this preview of your video while you edit it. This also has no effect on the final rendering of the video.
You can only use the ⅛ or 1/16 options if your video is in 4K.
Premiere pro editing movie#
Feel free to watch the short movie below showing the edit.If you choose ½ or ¼, which you can pick if your video is 1080p, it will reduce the resolution by that amount, giving your computer less work to do. Notice how the adjacent clip will ripple forward and the spot you removed the clip from closes up so no gap is left.
Premiere pro editing Pc#
Simply hold down cmd+opt on a Mac or ctrl+alt on a PC after selecting a clip and position the clip wherever you want. It allows you to move a clip in a sequence without leaving any gaps. One of my favorite edits to rearrange clips in the timeline is the move-insert edit. Here’s a link to a video I did showing some of the features mentioned above. If you want to bring it into the project simply right or ctrl+click the file and choose import. By default, when you double-click a file from the Media Browser it opens it in the Source monitor to preview. The Media Browser also allows you to see other Premiere projects where you can bring in not only sequences but any assets as well.
If media is parsed over 2 memory cards, the Media Browser will collapse the 2 clips into one. You can navigate your entire OS from Premiere and the best part is it displays the files your OS doesn’t.Ĭomplicated folder structures like P2 media are simplified into just one movie icon. While there is nothing wrong with this method, the import dialogue box uses your OS to find files and your OS can’t see certain video file formats such as MXF and R3D. I usually see people import clips through the Project Panel by double-clicking.
Premiere pro editing update#
Once you’re done, you can update your title without having to worry.
Make sure not to release the option key until you’ve released the copied title or you’ll end up performing an insert edit instead. While you can duplicate the title in the Project panel, you can also opt/alt+click and drag a new title instance in the timeline. Get Another Instance of a Title by Option/Alt+Clicking to Make a Copy in the Timeline.Ĭontinuing on the topic of titles, if you've ever tried to copy a title clip in a sequence and paste it, you may have noticed when you modify it, it will also change the original title.
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