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50 CHAPTER 2
Using the New Features in Premiere 6.5
To Hardware to display previews in real-time on your firewire or other hardware device.
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To Screen to use Premiere's Real-Time Preview. The preview begins at the edit line.
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To preview in Mac OS:
Do one of the following:
Press Return.
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Press Shift + Return to switch back and forth between To Screen (Real-Time Preview)
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and either From Disk or To Hardware.
Note: If you press the spacebar when To Disk is selected in the Keyframe and Rendering dialog
box, the Timeline previews without effects.
Using the Adobe MPEG Encoder (Windows only)
The Adobe MPEG Encoder is a Windows-only plug-in for Premiere 6.5 that creates high-
quality MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 output for DVD, Super Video CD, and Video CD. The plug-
in includes a variety of presets, making it easy to set the right parameters for generating
MPEG files right from the Timeline. You can import and create additional presets.
The Adobe MPEG Encoder is integrated with Sonic's DVDit!® LE, which is included with
Premiere 6.5. You can automatically export files from Premiere to the appropriate
directory so that the files appear in DVDit!. You can also launch DVDit! automatically
after exporting MPEG files from Premiere. The Adobe MPEG Encoder works equally well
with the SE and PE versions of DVDit! For information on DVDit!, see the Sonic DVDit!
LE documentation on the Premiere CD.
The Adobe MPEG Encoder contains presets for DVD, VCD, and SVCD. These presets are
designed to achieve an optimal blend of encoding quality and speed. The Advanced
section of the Adobe MPEG Encoder dialog box includes more presets and provides
additional settings for fine-tuning MPEG export.
Online Help specific to the Adobe MPEG Encoder is available from within the MPEG
Encoder. Additional presets may be available on the MainConcept Web site at
www.mainconcept.com/adobempeg.
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