Nokia N93 User Manual

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Edit videos and images

You can add effects, such as twirls or warps, and transitions,
such as fades or dissolves to your videos. You can also edit
color and lighting.

To apply an effect or transition, in the

Effects and transitions

panel, select the desired effect or transition, and drag it onto
a clip on the timeline.

To add a title, credits, or captions to a video you have created,
in the Titles view, select the desired title, or use a template.

Share your video

With Adobe Premiere Elements, you can burn your videos
to a compatible DVD and view them on a compatible TV.
You can also export the videos to a different file format
and share them on the internet.

Burn your video to a DVD

In the DVD workspace, select from two DVD types: an autoplay
DVD that does not contain menus or a menu-based DVD to
which you can select different scenes, menus, and templates.

To preview the DVD, in the DVD workspace, select

Preview

DVD

, and press

Play

To adjust the DVD settings before burning the movie to a
compatible DVD, in the

Layout

panel, select

Burn DVD

. See

"DVD settings", p. 24.

To burn the movie to a compatible DVD, select

Burn

DVD settings

Before you burn the video to a compatible DVD, you can
edit the DVD settings. Select whether you want to burn the
video directly to a DVD or save it to a folder on your hard
disk; adjust the quality of the DVD; and select the TV standard
for your region. The default setting for DVD quality is

Fit

to disc

. The

Adobe Premiere Elements

application fits the

clip to available disc space, and compresses the clip only as
little as needed to preserve quality. Depending on the length
and complexity of the video, compression can take a long time.

Export your video to another file format

If you want to share your video on the internet, for example,
you can export your video to a different file format, such
as QuickTime or Windows Media for the internet. To export
the file to a different file format, press the

Export

button

on the shortcut bar.

For a complete list of supported file formats, see

Adobe

Help Center

in the

Adobe Premiere Elements

application.

For how to open

Adobe Help Center

, see "Help and

tutorials", p. 23.