Export marker data in avi files (windows only) – Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 User Manual
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Note: Exporting to P2 from stereo sequences, which are the default type used in the various P2 presets, will produce
files with two mono tracks with the sequence’s stereo panning preserved.
1
Select the sequence or clip in the Timeline panel or Project panel.
2
(Optional) If exporting from the Timeline, set a timeline marker, numbered “0” on the frame you want used as
the P2 icon for the exported.
If you do not set this marker, the first frame of the sequence will appear as the P2 icon by default.
3
Choose File > Export > Export To P2.
4
Enter a name for the exported item in the User Clip Name field.
This name is used as the value for the UserClipName element in the exported clip’s metadata XML file. The
UserClipName value appears in the Name column of the Project panel when the clip is imported back into Adobe
Premiere Pro. If you do not specify a name, the file name appears in the Name column. The name of the file is
automatically generated in conformance with the Panasonic P2 MXF format.
5
Click Browse, navigate to the root of the mounted P2 card or your destination folder of choice, and click OK.
If a P2 compliant file structure is present at the destination, the exported clips will be added to the existing folders.
If the P2 compliant file structure isn’t present, Adobe Premiere Pro creates one for you at the destination.
6
Choose a duration to export:
Entire Clip
Exports the entire clip
Entire Sequence
Exports the entire sequence
In To Out
Exports only the trimmed duration of the clip
Work Area Bar
Exports only the work area, the portion of the sequence defined by the work area bar
The sequence or clip is added to the CONTENTS folder of the P2 card, with the video MXF file added to the VIDEO
folder, the audio MXF file added to the AUDIO folder, the icon file added to the ICON folder, and the metadata
XML file added to the CLIP folder.
See also
Importing assets from file-based sources
Export marker data in AVI files (Windows only)
In Adobe Premiere Pro, you can export marker data. Exporting marker data is useful if you plan to author a disc in
Encore. If you export marker data and specify a marker as a chapter point in Adobe Premiere Pro, Encore recognizes
the chapter point so that you can easily create links to it as you author your disc. You can also export comments that
you add to markers.
1
Choose File
>
Export > Movie.
2
In the Export Movie dialog box, click Settings.
3
For File Type, choose an AVI format (Uncompressed Microsoft AVI, Microsoft AVI, or Microsoft DV AVI),
then click Compile Settings.
4
Select options to specify the data you want to export and click OK.
April 1, 2008