Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 - Manual (Page 83)

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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 Story, Adobe OnLocation, and Adobe Premiere Pro
You can script shots in Adobe Story, shoot them in Adobe OnLocation, and edit them in Premiere Pro, carrying time saving XMP metadata from
each step into the next.
You can also attach an Adobe Story script directly to clips to improve speech analysis. See Improve speech analysis with Adobe Story scripts
(CS5.5 and later).
Karl Soule talks about OnLocation CS5’s new ability to support tapeless workflows on set and shows you how to quickly create a rough cut edit
using OnLocation and Premiere Pro
in this video .
Import clips with In and Out points set in Adobe OnLocation
In Adobe OnLocation, you can set In and Out markers for clips. When you import a clip from an Adobe OnLocation project using the Media
Browser, the imported master clip retains these In and Out markers. You can mark the good portions of clips in Adobe OnLocation, import them
into Premiere Pro and start editing the good portions immediately.
Working with Encore and Premiere Pro
Using Adobe Encore and Adobe Premiere Pro, you can burn a single sequence to DVD or Blu-ray Disc. You can burn each sequence in your
project to a separate DVD or Blu-ray Disc. First, add all the content you want to include on a disc into a sequence. After you edit the sequence,
perform the following tasks:
Add Encore chapter markers
You can add Encore chapter markers in a Adobe Premiere Pro sequence. You can send the Encore chapter markers, along with the sequence to
Encore.
In Encore, if you create an AutoPlay DVD, the Encore chapter markers become scene markers. When viewing the DVD, pressing the Previous
button or Next button on the remote control skips backward or forward to the next of these markers. If you create a DVD or Blu-ray Disc with
menus, you can link scene buttons on the menus to the Encore chapter markers.
Send to Encore or to an MPEG-2 file
You can send a whole sequence, or any portion of a sequence, from Adobe Premiere Pro to Encore. From Encore, you can burn the sequence
directly to a DVD without menus, or add menus and buttons before burning. From Encore, you can export the project in any of the following forms:
you can burn the project to disc,
you can save the project to a DVD image file,
you can save the project to a set of DVD folders,
you can save the project to DVD master files on DLT tape.
you can export the project to a SWF file for posting on the web.
Alternatively, using the MPEG2-DVD format, you can export a DVD-compliant MPEG-2 file from Adobe Premiere Pro. You can use the MPEG-2
file in most DVD-authoring applications.
Choose a menu template
Encore templates are predesigned menus that come in several styles. Buttons on the templates automatically link to chapter markers placed in the
sequence. Encore creates additional submenus as necessary to accommodate all the chapter markers in a sequence.
Note: AutoPlay DVDs do not have menus. Do not choose a template for AutoPlay DVDs.
Customize the menu template
Edit titles, change graphics, or add video for background in Encore. You can also use video in button thumbnails by specifying a section of a clip to
play in the button.
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