ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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Specifying batch-capture settings
A batch list of logged clips appears as a list of offline files in the Project panel. If you plan to capture many clips, you
may want to create bins in the Project panel in advance so that you can log each set of offline clips directly into its
own bin. When you batch capture, the offline files are replaced by captured clips, maintaining the bin organization
you set up in advance.
You can capture audio and video to separate drives. Set the locations for new files by choosing Edit > Preferences >
Scratch Disks. If you don’t change the defaults, all files captured or created by Adobe Premiere Pro are stored in the
same folder in which it stores the project files.
By default, the settings that Adobe Premiere Pro uses to batch capture offline files are the project’s current capture
settings. If an offline file has its own capture settings, Adobe Premiere Pro uses those settings when capturing it; the
resulting clip maintains its capture settings so that it can easily be recaptured using the same settings. For example,
if a clip’s settings specify capture at a frame size of 720 x 480 in a project with a frame size of 320 x 240, Adobe
Premiere Pro captures the clip at 720 x 480 unless you change its default. You can override a clip’s capture settings by
choosing the Override Capture Settings option in the Batch Capture dialog box.
To specify capture settings
You can assign capture settings to an offline file that are different from the project’s, for example, to capture the clip
at a resolution higher than the project’s.
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To determine whether the offline file already has its own capture settings, look in the Capture Settings column in
the Project panel. Scroll right to see this column. If an offline file has its own capture settings, its box in this
column has a check mark. If the column is hidden, choose Edit Columns from the Project panel menu; then select
Capture Settings. Click OK.
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To find out or change the capture settings for an offline file, select the clip in the Project panel, and choose Clip >
Capture Settings > Set Capture Settings. The Capture Format menu lets you view the clip’s capture format or
choose a new one. Typically, choose a format that matches that of the source footage.
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To remove a clip’s capture settings, select the clip in the Project panel and choose Clip > Capture Settings > Clear
Capture Settings. By default, Adobe Premiere Pro captures this clip with the project’s capture settings.
See also
“To set up a project for device control” on page 68
“To set up a device for device control” on page 69
To batch capture clips
1
Select the offline clips that you want to capture, and then choose File > Batch Capture.
2
In the Batch Capture dialog box, do any of the following:
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Choose Capture With Handles and enter the number of frames for the handles if you want to capture frames
beyond the In and Out points identified for each clip in the batch.
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Choose Override Capture Settings if you want to replace the capture settings of individual clips in the batch with
the project’s default settings.
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Verify that the deck and source videotape are set up properly for capture, and then click OK.
4
In the Insert Tape dialog box, insert the requested tape and click OK. If you are capturing from multiple tapes, be
ready to insert them when prompted.
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