Adobe 25520388 - Premiere Pro - PC Using Manual page 213

USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Editing sequences and clips
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"Set up a DV or HDV system" on page 42
Preview on a television monitor via camcorder or deck
If you're editing a DV project, you can preview the sequence on a television monitor via your IEEE 1394 connection
and camcorder or video deck.
Note: You may not be able to preview on a TV monitor via camcorders or decks in HDV mode. Set these, instead, to DV
or Auto mode.
Make sure that the monitor is connected to the DV camcorder or deck and that the camcorder or deck is connected
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to your computer.
(For camcorder setup only) Set the camcorder to output to the monitor. Some devices detect this automatically,
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while others require you choose a menu option.
3 In the Source Monitor or Program Monitor, click the panel menu button to the upper right, select Playback
Settings, and choose the desired options from the following.
Desktop Video Display During Playback
option to play back only through the external monitor specified in the External Device option. If the External Device
option is set to None, Desktop Video is selected to ensure playback to the Program Monitor.
Sets an external device through which to play back video.
External Device
Determines how pixel aspect ratio is converted for DV projects.
Aspect Ratio Conversion
Sets audio playback to the computer
Desktop Audio
Sets audio playback to a connected external audio device.
External Device Audio
Enables export to tape for the specified device. This option doesn't affect playback to an
Export: External Device
external device during export.
Disable Video Output When Premiere Pro is in the Background
is not the active application on your desktop.
Specifies the conversion method for 24p footage. See
24p Conversion Method
There can be a slight delay between the playback on the desktop and the playback on a television via a
camcorder/VCR. If the video and audio seem out of sync, try to preview both video and audio through the same device.
Ensure that Adobe video applications use the same cached files
Adobe video applications can automatically insert a unique document ID into each imported file. These unique IDs
ensure that each application accesses the same cached previews and conformed audio files, preventing additional
rendering and conforming.
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In the Media section of the Preferences dialog box (or the Metadata section for Soundbooth), select Write XMP IDs
To Files On Import.
This setting is global—a change in one Adobe video application affects all the others. This setting also results in new
file modification dates when IDs are initially inserted.
To save rendering time when transferring a project to another computer, move both cached and original files.
Specifies whether or not to play back to the Program Monitor. Deselect this
Disables video to the external monitor if Premiere Pro
Last updated 1/16/2012
"Set 24p playback options" on page 152.
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