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Defining your capture settings
The Matrox Capture Settings dialog box has pages that you can use to specify
your settings for capturing video and audio in Adobe Premiere Pro on Matrox
Axio. If you want to capture material using RS-422 device control, see
up Matrox RS-422 device control"
from a DV-1394 device using device control, you can use Adobe DV/HDV
device control as explained in your Adobe Premiere Pro documentation.
¦ Note
When you specify your capture settings on Matrox Axio, VU meters can
be displayed to let you monitor your audio input levels. For more information,
see
"Monitoring audio levels for capture"
Specifying your video capture settings
Matrox Axio lets you capture your video to various formats depending on your
sequence's video format and Matrox Axio hardware. For example, if you're
working with an SD sequence, you can capture to a DV format such as DVCPRO
to create .avi files for use in your Premiere Pro projects. For certain HD
sequences, you can capture DVCPRO HD material natively over the DV-1394
interface to an .avi file.
When working with an SD sequence, you can also choose to capture video to an
.m2v file for DVD authoring using Adobe Encore. For details about specific
limitations when capturing to Matrox .m2v files, see
Matrox .m2v files"
° To specify your settings for capturing video in Adobe Premiere Pro on
Matrox Axio:
Choose Project > Project Settings > General .
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From the Capture Format list, select Matrox AVI to capture to an .avi file,
or Matrox M2V to capture to an .m2v file (for SD sequences only).
¦ Note
over the 1394 interface, you need to use a native Adobe Premiere Pro DV or
HDV capture format. For details on how to capture material in Adobe Premiere
Pro, see your Adobe Premiere Pro documentation.
on page 85.
If you want to capture DV material other than DVCPRO HD natively
on page 99. If you want to capture material
on page 84.
"Notes about capturing to
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