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==About==
 
==About==
  
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Here I keep any pages I write about dancing.
  
Adobe Premiere is used to make movies. Here are some workflows I often use.
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==Child Pages==
  
==Setup New Video For YouTube==
 
  
Don't know the best way, but I have gone New Project > ... then for "New Sequence" I choose:
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* Editing mode: <b>Custom</b>
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* <b>[[Bay Area salsa]]</b>
* Timebase: <b>30fps</b> (15 for screencast videos is more common though)
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* <b>[[Fusion Dance]]</b>
* Frame size: <b>1920 x 1080</b>
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* <b>[[Ecstatic Dance]]</b>
* Aspect ratio: <b>square pixels (1.0)</b> <-- always best I think.
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** <b>[[Open Floor - Mountain View]]</b>
... then "Save Preset" as "YouTube 1920x1080 30fps".
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** <b>[[Ecstatic Dance - Oakland]]</b>
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** <b>[[Ecstatic Dance - San Francisco]]</b>
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** <b>[[Underbelly - San Francisco]]</b>
  
This is very high def, you might decide on something smaller.
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Hopefully your imported videos will play nicely. If they get choppy and display red above the videos, hit [Enter] and Premiere will re-render them for better playback as you continue editing your sequence.
 
  
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* <b>[[Dance Quotes]]</b>
  
==Common Operations==
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* <b>[[Fire Dancing]]</b>
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** <b>[[Fire Safety for Fire Dancing]]</b>
  
===Split a Video===
 
* Click the razor like image next to the timeline.
 
  
 
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===Time Remapping===
 
* Select video on timeline, change opacity dropdown to time-remapping > speed. In Effects Control panel, add key frames and drag up/down to get desired speed. In the "Effect Controls" box you can only go up to 1000% speed (10x), but in the Timeline, you can right click a clip to show "Time Remapping:Speed", then right click at a point in your clip > <b>Speed/Duration</b> and you can go above 10x speed.
 
 
 
 
 
===Cropping===
 
* Where the Media Browser is click the Effects tab, search for "crop", then drag it onto any video on the timeline. In the Effects Control panel you will see "crop" and can adjust the crop for the top, bottom, left and right side.
 
 
 
 
 
===Freeze Frame===
 
I always, always forget this.... is a tiny complex. See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRQPsAVShVE video demo]
 
 
 
# Go to razer tool.
 
# Split video.
 
# Put your timeline where you want..... right click video in timeline > Frame hold.
 
 
 
 
 
===Swap Element in Timeline===
 
To swap/substitute a title/video-clip/audio-clip or any other timeline element with a different one:
 
* Drag it from the Project window, onto the timeline element (in the Timeline), holding <b>[shift]+[alt]</b>.
 
 
 
 
 
===Fixing Lip Sync (Video & Audio Sync) Issues===
 
Adobe Premier do not play well with '''variable frame rate''' videos. Most apple products (iPhone, Macbook Pro camera) shoot variable frame rate videos, typically saved as '''.mov''' files - they may play fine in QuickTime, but not when imported in Premier. Fix as follows:
 
* Download and open '''[https://handbrake.fr/ Handbrake]''' (free video converter).
 
* Open your .mov file in Handbrake, then chose to export it as '''constant frame rate''', and it will probably give you an '''.mp4'''. Import the mp4 and your frame rate troubles should be over.
 
* If doing multiple videos, just click '''Open Source''' then '''Add to Queue''' repeatedly.
 
 
 
===Horizontal Flip===
 
For CC version:
 
* Open: '''Window > Effects'''.
 
* In the Effects panel, just search for "flip", and you should see a '''Horizontal Flip''' option which you can drag into your video on the timeline.
 
 
 
===Nudge Video===
 
For CC version, nudge a video forward or backward a frame by selecting it then simply '''[ctrl] + [left/right arrow]'''.
 
 
 
===Green Screen Removal===
 
 
 
* Add green screen footage to your sequence.
 
* Drop the Ultra Key effect onto your clip.  ''(first: go to Effects window and search for "ultra")''
 
* Go to the effects control tab.
 
* Use the eyedropper to select the green color on your video frame (click somewhere near your subject). ...
 
* Use the Setting option to choose how aggressive the effect works.
 
 
 
 
 
==Fix Playback Lag==
 
 
 
There are many approaches to this, explained very well in this video: <b>[https://youtu.be/1II0d3NeH4o How To Fix Premiere Pro Playback Lag]</b>. Some quick options:
 
 
 
* Create proxy files: select videos in Project window > right click and select "Proxies" (will generate lower res videos for editing part).
 
* Change playback res: at the bottom right of the Program window is a dropdown with the options: "full, 1/2, 1/4, and so on". Set that lower and see if it helps.
 
* Watch the video for other options like reserving more memory, GPU acceleration and so on.
 
 
 
 
 
==Links==
 
 
 
# [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Premiere Adobe Premiere - Wikipedia]
 
 
 
 
 
[[Category:Computers]]
 

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