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Preparing and Importing Source Clips
Logging clips into a batch list
You specify which scenes you want to use from the source tapes by logging scenes—entering the
beginning and ending times—into a batch list. If your computer is connected to a video deck
that supports device control through Premiere, you can create a batch list of clips automatically
by using the clip-logging controls in Premiere, and then use Premiere to capture all the clips in
the list automatically. You control tape playback from within Premiere and mark scenes as you
see them. This is the easiest and most direct method.
There may be times when you plan to capture video using a deck controlled by Premiere,
but you don’t have continuous access to the computer connected to that deck. This can
happen because device-controllable decks are more expensive than decks without device
control. For example, you may be using a device-controllable deck in an editing suite where
you rent time, or many editors might have to share a device-controllable deck in a company
or school. In these cases you can log clips manually. You can use equipment as simple as a
home VCR, a copy of the source tape with burned-in (visible) timecode, and a sheet of paper.
With this method, you log frame numbers by hand and later enter the log manually into the
Premiere batch list for use during the capture session with the device-controllable deck.
To add batch list entries using device control:
1
Make sure device control settings are correctly specified. See “Capturing video with device
control” on page 97.
2
Choose File > Capture > Movie Capture.
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