ADOBE VIDEO EDITOR

Panels

each application has its own set of panels (such as Tools, Properties, Timeline, and so on),
you move and group panels.
You can drag panels to new locations, move panels into or out of a group, place panels
alongside each other, and undock a panel so that it floats in a new window above the
application window.
Source panel-preview and select media clips before adding them to your timeline.
Project panel-file organizer where you collect and arrange all your video, audio, and
image files before putting them into your video project.

Workspace

Adobe video and audio applications provide a consistent, customizable workspace.

The main window of a program is the application window. Panels are organized in this
window in an arrangement called a workspace.
The default workspace contains groups of panels as well as panels that stand alone.

Tools panel

Tools panel contains a number of tools for editing sequences in the Timeline panel.
When you select a tool, the pointer changes shape according to the selection.
In some cases, pressing a modifier key (such as Shift) as you use a tool changes its
function, and its icon changes accordingly.
The Selection tool is the default tool.

A. Selection tool

shortcut key-V
B. Track Selection tool

a multi select tool

cursor turns into stacked arrows
Track select forward- every track on the right of your cursor will be selected
Track select backward-selects everything on the left of your cursor.
Holding the shift key while using this tool will make the selection on only one track.

C. Ripple Edit tool

trim your clips in the timeline

other clips in your timeline will immediately ripple towards your edit.

D. Rolling Edit tool

move the edit or cut either forwards or backwards in the sequence.

makes one clip shorter and the other one longer, or vice versa.

E. Rate Stretch tool

speed up or slow down a clip

in and out points will remain the same but the length of the clip will be adjusted.

F. Razor tool

If you hold the shift key while clicking you’re cut will be a placed on all tracks.

G. Slip tool

slip the in and out point of a clip’s source (change the in and out point)
clip stays the same length

H. Slide tool

The in and out points of the selected clip remain the same but the surrounding clips are
adjusted.
Just like with the slip tool you will get a live view in your program monitor where you can
see the new in and out points.

I. Pen tool

to create custom graphics.

placing keyframes on clips in the timeline.-opacity or speed ramping-animation w/o
effects panel.
Underneath this tool we also have rectangle and ellipse tool.

J. Hand tool-scroll in the timeline K. Zoom tool L.Type tool-type vertically from dropdown

NOTE:
 To slow down the video: Right click on the video--> speed/duration and reduce the
percentage.
To delete only the audio in video: Right click on the video in the timeline .Select unlink
option. Then click on the audio and press delete

Projects:

Within a single project file, you can edit individual segments as separate sequences, and
then combine the segments into a finished programme by nesting them in a longer
sequence.
There‘s no need to save copies of a project when creating different segments or versions
of the same video programme. Simply create new or duplicate sequences within a single
project file.
Adobe Premiere Pro does not embed video, audio, or still image files in the project file—it
stores only a reference to each of these files based on its filename and location at the
time you imported it.

Create project:

To launch Adobe Premier Pro, Click Start All Programs Adobe Premier Pro, then click on
the New Project.
Start project simply by using one of the presets provided in the New Project dialog box.
if your project uses footage mostly in DV(Digital Video) format, use a DV preset.
If you need to specify lower quality settings for output (such as streaming web video), do
not change your project settings—instead, change your export settings later.
Once a project is created, some project settings, such as the time base settings, are
locked. This prevents unwanted inconsistencies that could result from changing project
settings later.
o To customize settings, choose the preset that most closely matches your source
footage, click Custom Settings, and then select your specific project settings. For
Location, specify where you want to store the project on disk.
Type the name of the project, and then click OK.

NOTE: By default, Adobe Premiere Pro stores rendered previews, conformed audio files, and
captured audio and video in the folder where you store the project. Moving a project file later
may require moving its associated files as well.

Editing Workflow:

1. View and trim source clips in the Source Monitor-Use the Source Monitor to view clips.-
set in and out points.
2. Assemble clips into a sequence-Drag each clip individually to the Timeline panel, or
automatically assemble clips selected in the Project panel.
3. Retrim clips in a sequence-in sequence tab
4. Adjust clip attributes if necessary
5. Rearrange the clip

Clips:
 Source (master) clip - The clip is originally imported into the Project panel. It is listed in
the Project panel only once by default. If you delete a source clip from the Project panel,
all its instances are also deleted.
Clip instances- It is a dependent reference to a source clip, used in a sequence. Each time
you add a clip to a sequence, you create another instance of the clip. A clip instance uses
the name and source file reference used by its source clip.
Subclip- A video clip making up part of a longer video clip. A section of a master clip that
references the master clip‘s media file. Subclips can be used to organize and manage
your projects.
Duplicate clip- An independent copy of a source clip, which you create manually using
the Edit > Duplicate command. A duplicate clip is not deleted when you delete its original
from the Project panel. Master and duplicate clips can be renamed independently.

Timeline panel:

The timeline panel contains a number of tools for organizing sequences.

we can assemble and rearrange the sequences which represent a sequence graphically,
showing clips, transitions, and effects. A sequence must contain at least one video track and
one audio track. Sequences with audio tracks must also contain a master audio track, where
the output of regular audio tracks is directed for mixing.

Each sequence in a project can appear sequentially in a single Timeline panel, or in separate
TimeLine panel.
 Current-time indicator (CTI) Indicates the current frame displayed in the Program
Monitor. It is a light blue triangle in the ruler.A vertical line extends from the current-time
indicator to the bottom of the time ruler.
Current time display shows the time code for the current frame in the Timeline panel.
You can change the display between time code and the simple frame count by Ctrl-
clicking (Windows) or Command-clicking (Mac OS) the current time in either a monitor or
the TimeLine panel.
Viewing area bar corresponds to the visible part of the sequence in the Timeline panel.
located above time ruler.
Work area bar Specifies the area of the sequence that you want to preview or export.
Zoom controls change the scale of the time ruler to increase or decrease the number of
frames visible within the current viewing area. The zoom controls are located at the
bottom left of the Timeline panel
Time ruler measures sequence time horizontally, using the counting method specified in
the project settings (although you may toggle to a counting method based on audio
samples).

Work with tracks:

Add Tracks- choose Sequence > Add Tracks. New video tracks appear above existing
video tracks, and new audio tracks appear below existing ones. Deleting a track removes
all clips in the track but does not affect source clips listed in the Project panel.
An audio track can accept only audio clips that use the matching channel type—mono,
stereo, or 5.1.
Multiple video tracks are used to superimpose clips
The video track contains your videos with their built-in audio, photos and the transitions
between them. To arrange clips on the video track, simply drag them with your mouse.
You can link a video and image clips so that they will stay in sync as you edit the video.

Export video format of premiere pro. AVI(Audio Video Interleave)

Other formats:MP4, MOV (QuickTime), MXF, MPEG-2

CD-ROM(Compact Disk Read Only Memory)

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

Compression techniques can be non-destructive(lossless) or destructive (lossy), in which

part of the data set is discarded permanently. Converting still images into JPEG format is one
example of lossy compression.

DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)