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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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Take Video
Includes video only in the sequence.
Take Audio
Includes audio only in the sequence.
Note:
Specifying a source track affects a clip only while adding it to a sequence. It doesn’t change the state of clips or their
source media.
Targeting tracks
A sequence may contain several video and audio tracks. When you add a clip to a sequence, you need to specify
which tracks it should occupy. The way you specify target tracks depends on the editing method you use.
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When you drag a clip to add it to a sequence, you target the track by dropping the clip into the track. If you are
inserting the clip (pressing Ctrl as you drag), triangles show which tracks will have content shifted.
Targeting a track while dragging a clip to a sequence
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When you add clips to a sequence using the Source Monitor controls (or keyboard shortcuts), you must specify
target tracks in advance. You can’t target more than one video track or more than one audio track at a time.
However, you can choose to target a video track only or an audio track only. Click the track you want to target in
the track header area of the Timeline panel. The track header area appears highlighted and has rounded corners.
Targeting a track by clicking the track
If you overlay a clip, only the targeted track is affected, whether you drag the clip or use a Source Monitor’s Overlay
button.
If you insert a clip, the clip goes into the targeted track, and clips in any unlocked tracks shift to accommodate the
insertion.