Adobe 25520388 - Premiere Pro - PC Using Manual page 19

USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
User interface
Indicates sample rate, bit depth, and channels, in that order.
Audio
Indicates the name of the tape.
Tape
Indicates the In point timecode of the selected clip.
In
Indicates the Out point timecode of the selected clip.
Out
Indicates the duration of the selected clip.
Duration
The section below the current selection data contains the timecode values for the active sequence and for clips in each
of its video and audio tracks. These values are displayed in a stacking order that matches the Timeline for easy visual
correlation. Video track timecodes are displayed with the highest track number on top, and audio tracks are displayed
with the highest track number on the bottom. The only time this section is blank is when all sequences are closed.
When a track is added to or deleted from the current sequence, the Info panel updates to accurately display the number
of tracks in the sequence. There is no limit on the number of tracks displayed. Similarly, when the user switches to a
different sequence, the Info panel updates to display the correct number of tracks in that sequence.
The Info panel displays timecode for the current selection and for all track items under the current-time indicator.
When the playhead crosses a blank area in the timeline, no timecode value is displayed for that track, but the track label
remains visible and undimmed. The vertical stack layout of the timecodes is easily correlated with the physical layout
of the tracks in the sequence.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
The Info panel
A. Name of selected clip B. Data for selected clip C. Tape name D. Sequence timecode locations of clip Start and End points E. Name of active
sequence F. Source timecode location in selected clip of current-time indicator G. Source timecode location in clips on video tracks of current-
time indicator H. Source timecode location in clips on audio tracks of current-time indicator
Note: You can change the default behavior of some of the panels in the Preferences dialog box. See "Preferences" on
page 15.
Last updated 1/16/2012
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