Editing A Video Program - Adobe PREMIERE 5 User Manual

Specify the following options as necessary and then click OK:
5
If one or more filters with keyframes are applied to the clip and you want to prevent clip
•
settings from changing during the duration of the clip, select Hold Filters.
If the clip was originally interlaced video, select Deinterlace to prevent a flickering image.
•
Note: If the frame doesn't freeze, make sure you set the marker on a clip and not on the
Timeline ruler.

Editing a video program

You can edit a program in the Monitor window using the source and program controllers to
enter timecode, or you can edit visually in the Timeline. Some time-based edits are easier in the
Timeline, where you can adjust In and Out points and duration by clicking and dragging. By
zooming in on the Timeline, you can edit individual frames with the mouse. By zooming out,
you can quickly make large changes (see "Using the Timeline window" on page 138).
Editing using the keyboard
Some experienced video editors can edit faster using the keyboard than the mouse. Premiere
provides keyboard shortcuts for most commands and buttons, so it is possible to edit a video
program with minimal use of the mouse. This User Guide documents only those keyboard
shortcuts that have no equivalent in menus, tools, or buttons. Keyboard shortcuts are fully
documented online and on the Quick Reference Card.
To find the keyboard shortcut for a command, tool, or button:
Do one of the following:
For a tool or button, hold the pointer over a tool or button until its Tool Tip appears. If
•
available, the keyboard shortcut appears in the Tool Tip after the tool description. (If Tool Tips
do not appear, choose File > Preferences > General and make sure Show Tool Tips is selected.)
For a menu command, the keyboard shortcut is listed on the menu to the right of the
•
command, if a shortcut is provided.
ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0 167
User Guide