To Delete A Marker; About Sequence Marker Comments, Chapters, And Links; Marker Comments; Dvd Chapters - Adobe PREMIERE PRO 2 Manual

Note: Sequence markers in a nested sequence appear as clip markers (with a slightly different color) in the parent
sequence and in the Source Monitor. To adjust a nested marker, open the nested sequence in the Timeline panel, and then
drag the marker.

To delete a marker

1 Do one of the following:
•
To delete a clip marker, select the clip in the sequence, and cue the current-time indicator to the clip marker.
•
To delete a sequence marker, make sure that no clips are selected in the sequence, and cue the current-time
indicator to the sequence marker.
Choose Marker > Clear Clip Marker or Marker > Clear Sequence Marker, and choose an option in the submenu:
2
Deletes the marker at the current time.
Current Marker
Deletes all markers in either the clip or sequence (depending on the view you're using).
All Markers
Deletes a numbered marker from a list of all numbered markers.
Numbered
Note: You can't remove a sequence marker by dragging it away from the time ruler.

About sequence marker comments, chapters, and links

You use the Marker dialog box to set options for sequence markers. Double-click a marker to open the dialog box.

Marker comments

A sequence marker can contain comments you want to associate with the marker. You enter and view comments in
the Marker dialog box. Comments that you import from Adobe Clip Note reviews appear in your sequence as
markers. You can navigate through review comments using the Next and Previous buttons in the Marker dialog box.
(See "Clip Notes" on page 400.)

DVD chapters

You can specify chapter points in the Marker dialog box for a QuickTime movie or for a sequence to be exported to
a DVD authoring program like Adobe Encore DVD. Chapters divide a movie into segments and allow viewers to go
to specific points in a movie.
Important: Use DVD markers to specify menus and submenus when exporting a sequence to DVD directly from Adobe
Premiere Pro. DVD authoring programs don't read Adobe Premiere Pro DVD markers. (See "Creating DVDs" on
page 403.)
Web links
A sequence marker can also contain a web address (URL). When the movie is included in a web page and the marker
is reached in the movie, the web page automatically opens. Web links work only with supported formats such as
QuickTime.
When using markers for URL links and chapter markers, you can set sequence markers to be longer than one frame
in duration. In the Timeline panel, the right side of a sequence marker's icon extends to indicate its duration.
To add sequence marker comments, chapters, and links
1 In the Timeline panel, double-click a sequence marker to open the Marker dialog box.
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