Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

1.

Check that the Lesson 15 Practice sequence is open and selected.

2.

Select Sequence > Export for Clip Notes.

You have three Export Settings options:

• Format Windows Media or QuickTime.

• Range Entire Sequence or Work Area Bar.

• Preset High, Medium, or Low Quality video.

• Video Options Embed or Stream. Embedding the video means the PDF will have a larger file size but ensures that all reviewers will be able to play the movie regardless of their network connection. Streaming the video means a smaller PDF file size, but reviewers must have access to the server you're using to post the video file. If you choose to stream the video, enter a URL in the URL field. If you choose to upload the movie to an FTP server, click the FTP Settings tab to access those options.
  

• PDF Password You have the option to enter a password which would be required for opening the PDF, as well as PDF instructions.

• Return Comments To You have the option to add anemail address to which comments will be returned.

3.

Click OK to accept the default settings: Windows Media, Entire Sequence, Low Quality Preset and Embed Video.

4.

Navigate to an appropriate file folder, give this Clip Notes PDF a name and click Save. Premiere Pro will display a Rendering information window that shows its progress as it converts the clips andeffects into a Windows Media file.

1.

Minimize Premiere Pro by clicking the dash in the upper rightcorner.

2.

Open Adobe Acrobat or the Adobe Reader, select File > Open, navigate to the newly created PDF and click Open.

3.

Make a selection that suits you in the Manage Trust for Multimedia Content dialog box.

4.

Read the Instructions (you can access them at any time by clicking the button in the reviewing area) and click OK.

5.

Enter your name in the Reviewer Name text box.

6.

Click the Play button in the movie viewer.

7.

Click Pause when you want to enter a comment (clicking Stop will put the CTI back to the beginning of the video).

Premiere Pro automatically enters a timestamp in the comment box.

8.

Type in your comment.

9.

Click Play to continue reviewing the movie and adding more comments.

10.

Click the Go To drop-down list to jump to any of your comments.

11.

Click the Comments tab (on the left side of the interface) to open the comments list.

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When you're done entering comments, click the Export button (in the lower right corner below the screen), give your comments a name (the default is [

original PDF file name ]_data) and file folder location, and click Save.

1.

Close Acrobat and re-open Premiere Pro.

2.

Make sure the sequence you sent out for review is open in theTimeline panel.

3.

Select Sequence > Import Clip Notes Comments, navigate to that file and click Open. Comments will appear as markers in your sequence.

4.

Double click a marker to view the comments.

Alternatively, select Marker > Go To Sequence Marker to move from one marker to another.

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