Premiere Pro - For individual traces show output window
Frage von aaVe: Januar 2009
Good evening, I have a question about Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0: Is it possible for a single trace output window in the workspace to create? I think not only for the entire sequence, but additionally for 1-2 individual traces. The whole would be cut for a nice concert, because the attitude of the best camera can be quickly found. If it is not possible, it still has the frame icon on the clip, but as mentioned above, it would certainly be more comfortable.
Thank aave.
Antwort von Wiro:
Hello, Just look in the manual under "Editing a Multi-Camera Sequence" below. Very convenient feature. Greeting Wiro
Antwort von RickyMartini:
Multicam support is IMHO not to Pro 2.0. You can but the upper track as PiP first use and then takes out the best in the Comparison identify.
So you can of front to back through and adjust the cut.
Antwort von aaVe:
Okay well, thanks for the hints. Will then probably without multicam support, since the moment I do not program with this purchase will support.
It thanked, aave.
Antwort von Jörg:
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I initially because no program with this purchase will support.
You need not be synonymous yes ... if you just followed WIROS tip wert instead Martinis :--(((
Antwort von Wiro:
"Joerg" wrote:
if you just followed WIROS tip wert instead Martinis :--(((
Exactly. One should not heed what some "imho" believe, but what others may know, since they obviously Multicam Editing with CS2 make. Happy new year Hopes Wiro
Antwort von aaVe:
Yes, I must assume that because of what the professionals write here is incorrect? If I every thread on its accuracy should be checked, I would start him until garnicht ... Okay I see holding times in the manual to ...
/ Edit: The button in the Source Monitor menu in the "Multi-camera" is grayed out for me.
Antwort von Jörg:
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Yes, I must assume that because of what the professionals write here is incorrect?
no, but where you can see the professional?
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The button in the Source Monitor menu in the "Multi-camera" is grayed out for me.
The reference to WIROS tip still exists. Adobe offers an incredible service there, they explain little hair, as her program works. The search is already synonymous top ...
Antwort von RickyMartini:
"Joerg" wrote:
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Yes, I must assume that because of what the professionals write here is incorrect?
no, but where you can see the professional?
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The button in the Source Monitor menu in the "Multi-camera" is grayed out for me.
The reference to WIROS tip still exists. Adobe offers an incredible service there, they explain little hair, as her program works. The search is already synonymous top ...
If I IMO / IMHO write is that I can not say with certainty. Thus, I do not Absolutsheitsanspruch. ;)
I have worked for over 10 years with NLE systems, but I must, therefore, not all functionality of each application in this area know. The forum offers yes should help, since much knowledge is gathered (and not just conjecture). Thus, everyone can learn and come to new insights. :)
As already Joerg writes, is the SuFu virtually the "first aid" of any forum - especially when it's quite urgent.
What Manuals, Docs & Co is concerned, IS - RTFM! Always check the supplied stuff duchgehen and if nothing's helping, then s.ein forum.
Antwort von aaVe:
Thank you for the many responses - have added to the following video tutorial found: http://www.adobe.com/de/designcenter/video_workshop/?id=vid0234
Unfortunately I think in Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 is not the "Window> Multi-Camera Monitor," as stated in the manual and is synonymous in the tutorial said.
Am I stupid or is the version 2.0 supports this feature now is it?
/ Edit: Sure, it's CS3.
In Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 I click twice on the source sequence to the apparent multi-camera monitor to open it.
Only problem is he does not look like in the manual, but as the normal source monitor only with multi-camera: zum Bild
I find here no recording button, for example
aave
Antwort von Jörg:
You should read the Manual of AP2.0 read, not a video of the CS3 look synonymous when it is almost identical. Since you obviously have no manual: I read it like that: Select a multi-camera sequence in the cutting window, and then click in the menu of the program monitor to monitor multi-camera "
Antwort von aaVe:
So I do not know what you now make me want to, but I have the Adobe Help Center Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 open, just as was said. The section from which you quoted, was:
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To play clips in a multi-camera monitor Select the Multi-camera target sequence an average window and then click the menu to monitor the program "Multi-Camera Monitor. Do one of the following steps: Use the playback controls in the Multi-Camera Monitor. Use the keyboard shortcuts for playback (Space, J, K, L). A yellow border around a camera preview indicates the active camera. If you click on a camera preview button, the frame in red, which means that the footage of this camera will be recorded in the sequence. Note: The Multi-Camera Monitor is the only goal as a video preview. The video effects are applied in the multi-camera monitor is not to be seen. To create a multi-camera sequence including the effects, and any additional video - and audio tracks, you need to preview in the program monitor open.
Not only that, I have the whole content of topics to multi-camera read.
I have it out now because you've nachgehakt again, thank you.
Well, what confused me here, was a small spelling mistake - in the manual is "[...] the menu the program monitor [...]". As always synonymous, have now opened this monitor, I thank you again.
