Premiere pro cc - Bangla Tutorial - Part 1 - Setting up a project
Premiere pro cc - Bangla Tutorial - Part 1 - Setting up a project
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Launch Premiere Pro. The Welcome screen appears.
There are four buttons in this window:
• New Project: Opens the New Project dialog.
• Open Project: Lets you browse to an existing project file and open it to continue working on it.
• Help: Opens the online Help system. You’ll need to be connected to the Internet to access online Premiere Pro Help.
• Exit: Exits Premiere Pro.
2 Click New Project to open the New Project dialog.
Video display format
The choices are as follows:
• Timecode: This is the default option. Timecode is a universal standard for counting hours, minutes, seconds, and individual frames for video files or tape. The same system is used by cameras, professional video recorders, and nonlinear editing systems all around the world.
• Feet + Frames 16mm or Feet + Frames 35mm: If your source files are captured from film and you intend to give your editing decisions to a lab so they can cut the original negative to produce a finished film, you may want to use this standard method of measuring time. Rather than measuring time, it’s the number of feet plus the number of frames since the last foot. It’s a bit like feet and inches but with frames rather than inches. Because 16mm film and 35mm film have different-sized frames (and so different numbers of frames per foot), there is an option for each.
• Frames: This option simply counts the number of frames of video, starting at 0. This is sometimes used for animation projects and is another way that labs like to receive information about edits for a film-based project.
For this exercise, leave Video Display Format set to Timecode.
Audio display format
Audio Samples: When digital audio is recorded, a sound sample is taken, as captured by the microphone, thousands of times a second. In the case of most professional video cameras, this happens 48,000 times per second. In Audio Samples mode, Premiere Pro will display time in your sequences as hours, minutes, seconds, and samples. The number of samples per second will depend on your sequence settings.
• Milliseconds: With this mode selected, Premiere Pro will display time in your sequences as hours, minutes, seconds, and thousandths of a second.
By default, Premiere Pro lets you zoom in to your sequences to view individual frames. However, you can easily switch to displaying your audio display format. This powerful feature lets you make the tiniest adjustments to your sound.
For this project, leave the Audio Display Format option set to Audio Samples.
Capture format settings
DV and HDV capture
Without additional third-party hardware, Premiere Pro can record from DV and HDV cameras using the FireWire connection on your computer, if it has one. FireWire is also known as IEEE 1394 and i.Link.
For this project, we recommend you leave your scratch disks all set to the default option: Same as Project.
1 Click in the Name: box and give your new project the name Lesson 02-01.
2 Click the Browse button; then browse to the Your Projects folder, located with the project files you copied to your computer hard drive for these lessons.
Note: When choosing a location for your project file, you might be able to choose a recently used location from the drop-down menu.
3 If your project is set up correctly, the General and Scratch Disks tabs in your New Project window should look identical to the screen shown here. If the settings match, click OK to create the project file.
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