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101 ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0
User Guide
3 Click Reel, and type the reel name. (You may be asked to specify the Reel Name each time
you insert a new tape, depending on the device control software and the video deck.)
4 Use the controls in the Movie Capture dialog box to move to the place in the videotape where
you want to start capturing the clip, and click In.
5 Use the controls in the Movie Capture dialog box to move to the place in the videotape where
you want to stop capturing, and click Out.
6 Click Log In/Out, type any comments you want to add, and click OK.
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Repeat steps 4 through 6 for each clip you want to capture from this reel.
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Close the Movie Capture window
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Make sure the Batch Capture window is active and choose File > Save. If necessary, specify a
location and a filename, and then click OK.
To add batch list entries manually:
1 Choose File > Capture > Batch Capture. The Batch Capture window appears.
2 Choose File > Save As. Specify a location, type a name, and then click Save.
3
Click Add, and specify the following options:
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For Reel Name, type the name of the reel, or tape, from which you are capturing the clip.
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For File Name, type how you want Premiere to name the video file after capturing the video.
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For Comment, type any other information you want to provide about the clip.
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For In Time, type the In point timecode for the clip. If you substitute periods for colons
or type numbers without punctuation, the display to the right of this option tells you how
Premiere interprets the numbers you type as hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.
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For Out Time, type the Out point timecode for the clip.
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For Frame Rate, type the frame rate of the source video on the tape.
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For Format, select Drop Frame or Non Drop-Frame. This option is only available if you
selected 30 fps from the Frame Rate menu. See “Drop-frame and non-drop-frame timecode”
on page 339.
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