Difference between revisions of "Importing Video - PE"
From Help Wiki
(Created page with '===Import Video from a DSLR Memory Card=== ''Provided in the Multimedia Lab and Non-Linear Suites are memory card readers at each station.'' #Insert the memory card into the pro…') |
(→Import Video from a DSLR Memory Card) |
||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
#Choose a naming preset. | #Choose a naming preset. | ||
#'''Uncheck''' all three boxes (delete originals, add to timeline, and instant movie). | #'''Uncheck''' all three boxes (delete originals, add to timeline, and instant movie). | ||
| − | #To import the clips click '''Get Media''' button. Depending on the quantity of footage this may take a few moments. | + | #To import the clips click the '''Get Media''' button. Depending on the quantity of footage this may take a few moments. |
[[category:Premiere Elements]] | [[category:Premiere Elements]] | ||
Revision as of 13:30, 23 August 2012
Import Video from a DSLR Memory Card
Provided in the Multimedia Lab and Non-Linear Suites are memory card readers at each station.
- Insert the memory card into the provided card reader.
- Open a project in Premiere Elements.
- In the Tasks Panel select the Project Tab and select Get Video From: Flip, AVCHD, Cameras, Phones, or Removeable Drive.
- The Video Importer window will appear with all the video clips displayed and their duration.
- Check the boxes of each clip that you want to copy into your project. To preview a clip select it and press play in the bottom right preview window.
- Click the folder icon and choose to save into your project folder. It is recommended to create a subfolder labeled "video clips".
- Choose a naming preset.
- Uncheck all three boxes (delete originals, add to timeline, and instant movie).
- To import the clips click the Get Media button. Depending on the quantity of footage this may take a few moments.
