shortcuts, see “Using keyboard shortcuts” on page 55.
Improved scene detection
Specify a target folder in the Project window from the
Capture window. Keep an eye on available hard disk space, deck activities such as
seeking
and shuttling, and other information during capture. For information on the capture
controls, see “Using the Capture window” on page 64.
Create projects as part of a larger workflow
Adobe Premiere Pro works with leading Adobe tools such as Adobe After Effects
®
, Adobe
Photoshop
®
, and Adobe Encore
™
DVD. It also works effortlessly with processors and video
hardware. You can import and export your projects in a variety of formats to suit your
needs.
Tighter Adobe integration
Move easily between Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After
Effects because they work similarly. Import layered Adobe Photoshop files as flattened
clips, or as timelines with each layer on a separate track. Export projects as AVI and
MPEG
files for use in Adobe Encore DVD, a creative tool for authoring sophisticated
multilanguage
DVDs. Timeline markers from Adobe Premiere Pro turn into DVD chapter points.
For information on how Adobe Premiere Pro works with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe
Illustrator files, see “Importing still images” on page 82. For information on how Adobe
Premiere Pro works with Adobe After Effects, see “Opening a project in Adobe After
Effects” on page 299. For information about using chapter marks for use in Adobe Encore
DVD, see “Using sequence markers for comments, chapter links, and Web links” on
page 126. For information on working with audio in Adobe Audition, see “Using audio
from Adobe Audition” on page 78.
Extensive hardware support
Work with a wide range of video hardware from Sony
DVCAM equipment and the latest digital video decks and camcorders to third-party
boards. Expand the capabilities in Adobe Premiere Pro to include support for SD and HD
thanks to its resolution independence and its built-in support for the new pixel aspect
ratios, time bases, and frame rates required for these formats. For information on
hardware
supported in Adobe Premiere Pro, see “About digital and analog sources” on page 92.
Extensive import and export capabilities
Produce video and audio content for all
leading delivery media, including broadcast formats such as DV, SD, and HD; popular
optical formats, such as DVD, CD, VCD, and SVCD; and the Web. Adobe Premiere Pro
works
with virtually any codec that Windows XP supports. A sample of supported video formats
includes MPEG1, MPEG2, DV, AVI, Windows Media 9 Series, Real Media 9 (export only),
QuickTime, Open DML (import only), and more. For information on export formats in
Adobe Premiere Pro, see “File types available for export” on page 302.
Continuous rasterization of EPS files
Scale imported EPS files freely without worry of
pixelization. Adobe Premiere Pro continuously rasterizes EPS files as you scale them.
See “Adjusting position, scale, rotation, and anchor point” on page 241.
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Export to AAF
Easily exchange Adobe Premiere Pro projects for more finishing work:
Export them as AAF (Advanced Authoring Format) files, an industry-endorsed open
interchange
format. For information on AAF, see “Exporting to AAF” on page 300.
