Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 91)

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When you import a Premiere Pro project into After Effects, features are converted in the same manner as they are converted when copying
from Premiere Pro to After Effects.
Working with Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Flash
Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional tool for editing video. If you use Adobe Flash Professional to design interactive content for websites or
mobile devices, you can use Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the movies for those projects. Adobe Premiere Pro gives you professional tools for frame-
accurate video editing, including tools for optimizing video files for playback on computer screens and mobile devices.
Adobe Flash Professional is a tool for incorporating video footage into presentations for the web and mobile devices. Adobe Flash offers
technological and creative benefits that let you fuse video with data, graphics, sound, and interactive control. The FLV and F4V formats let you put
video on a web page in a format that almost anyone can view.
You can export FLV and F4V files from Adobe Premiere Pro. You can embed those files into interactive websites or applications for mobile devices
with Adobe Flash. Adobe Flash can import sequence markers you add in an Adobe Premiere Pro sequence as cue points. You can use these cue
points to trigger events in SWF files on playback.
If you export video files in other standard formats, Adobe Flash can encode your videos within rich media applications. Adobe Flash uses the latest
compression technologies to deliver the greatest quality possible at small file sizes.
Working with Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe SpeedGrade
Adobe SpeedGrade is a color grading application that brings advanced color-grading capabilities to your footage.
You can color grade a Premiere Pro project directly in SpeedGrade using the Direct-Link feature. Or you can use a roundtrip workflow to send your
video sequences from Premiere Pro to SpeedGrade for color grading, and bring them back to Premiere Pro.
For more information, see Working with Adobe SpeedGrade.
Working with Adobe Story and Adobe Premiere Pro
The Adobe Story panel in Premiere Pro CC lets you import scripts created in Adobe Story, along with associated metadata to guide your editing.
From within the Adobe Story panel, you can access all the scripts you have in your Story account.
To open the Adobe Story panel from within Premiere Pro, select Window > Adobe Story.
You can quickly navigate to specific scenes, locations, dialogue, and characters as you work. You can use Speech To Text search to find the clips
you need and edit the script within the Premiere Pro editing environment.
You can also attach an Adobe Story scene directly to clips in Premiere Pro by following these steps:
1. Select Window > Adobe Story to open the Adobe Story panel from within Premiere Pro.
2. Drag the scene that you want to attach from the Adobe Story panel and drop it on the required clip in the Project panel.
Video effect properties and keyframes Effect properties and keyframes, if the
effect also exists in After Effects After Effects doesn’t display
unsupported effects in the Effect
Controls panel.
Volume and Channel Volume audio
filters Stereo mixer effect Other audio filters are not converted.
Source settings for R3D source files Source settings for R3D source files
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