1. | Select File > Input Wizard (Figure 3.7 ).Figure 3.7. Selecting the Input wizard.
This opens the Input wizard (Figure 3.8 ).Figure 3.8. The various choices available in the Input wizard.
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2. | Choose which media type you want by clicking the appropriate icon.You are asked to select the Rack to which you want to import the media file (Figure 3.9 ).Figure 3.9. Choose a Rack or create a new one from here.

Importing Studio 9 Projects New to Liquid Edition 6 is the ability to import a Project created in Pinnacle Studio 9. You must be using the latest patched version of Studio 9 and the media files must be accessible by Liquid Edition 6.Studio projects can be imported by selecting File > Import > XML/ALE, and importing the relevant *.STE file.Although, Clip effects (filters) are not imported and all Transition effects are transformed into simple dissolves. DVD menus and other DVD-related objects are also not imported. |
Classic Interface Wizards are not available when using the Classic interface. |
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3. | Make your choice, click Select, and the Import Media window will open from which you can pick your file (Figure 3.10 ).Figure 3.10. The Import Media window. See the start of this chapter for a detailed tour of this window.
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4. | Browse to the file using the normal Windows functions (Figure 3.11 ).Figure 3.11. Find your file using the standard Windows functions.
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5. | When you have located your chosen file, click once to select it, and then click Open or press Alt+O.The clip takes a moment to import and appears in the Rack you selected in step 4.Once inside Liquid Edition, you can alter the media clip anyway you like without altering the original. Remember: Liquid Edition is a nondestructive editor. |