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− | + | ====Fixing Folder Structure of .MTS Video Clips==== | |
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− | # | + | ====Import Video Clips from a Folder==== |
− | # | + | Import clips into Elements from files that were already copied from a memory card. |
− | #Click | + | # In Elements, at the top left of the screen click the '''Add Media''' tab. |
− | # | + | # From the list, select '''Files and Folders'''. |
− | #''' | + | # In the file dialog box click the triangle on the top right to expand the window. Find your project folder, and navigate to the '''video''' folder. |
− | # | + | #*From the video folder select each video clip as it appears as a .MTS file or .MOV. To select all press '''command A'''. |
+ | # Click '''Import''' to add clips to the project. | ||
+ | # Video clips will appear in the '''Project Assets Tab'''. | ||
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+ | ====Import Video Clips Directly from a Card Reader==== | ||
+ | Import clips directly from the memory card reader, available at every station in the Multimedia Lab, or when using the Computer Center checkout a card reader from Media Loan down the hall. | ||
+ | # With the camera powered off, remove the memory card and insert it into a card reader. | ||
+ | # From the top left of the screen click the '''Add Media''' tab. | ||
+ | # From the list, select '''Videos from Flip or Cameras'''. | ||
+ | # In the Video Importer window, click the yellow folder icon next to the '''Save In''' location, navigate to your project folder, and select '''choose'''. | ||
+ | # Preview video clips by selecting them and press play in the Preview window. | ||
+ | # Un-check the box next to clips you do not want to use. | ||
+ | # Click '''Get Media''' to import clips. This will duplicate the media files from the memory card to your project folder, and import the files into the '''Project Assets Tab'''. | ||
+ | # After importing is completed, eject the memory card by dragging it to the trash, and then place it back in the camera. | ||
+ | # Initialize the memory card before returning equipment to Media Loan. | ||
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+ | ====Project Settings==== | ||
+ | When creating a new project Premiere Elements will automatically adjust the project settings to match the first type of video content that is imported. Project settings cannot be changed after starting a project. | ||
[[category:Premiere Elements]] | [[category:Premiere Elements]] |
Latest revision as of 09:49, 3 November 2016
Contents
Fixing Folder Structure of .MTS Video Clips
Import Video Clips from a Folder
Import clips into Elements from files that were already copied from a memory card.
- In Elements, at the top left of the screen click the Add Media tab.
- From the list, select Files and Folders.
- In the file dialog box click the triangle on the top right to expand the window. Find your project folder, and navigate to the video folder.
- From the video folder select each video clip as it appears as a .MTS file or .MOV. To select all press command A.
- Click Import to add clips to the project.
- Video clips will appear in the Project Assets Tab.
Import Video Clips Directly from a Card Reader
Import clips directly from the memory card reader, available at every station in the Multimedia Lab, or when using the Computer Center checkout a card reader from Media Loan down the hall.
- With the camera powered off, remove the memory card and insert it into a card reader.
- From the top left of the screen click the Add Media tab.
- From the list, select Videos from Flip or Cameras.
- In the Video Importer window, click the yellow folder icon next to the Save In location, navigate to your project folder, and select choose.
- Preview video clips by selecting them and press play in the Preview window.
- Un-check the box next to clips you do not want to use.
- Click Get Media to import clips. This will duplicate the media files from the memory card to your project folder, and import the files into the Project Assets Tab.
- After importing is completed, eject the memory card by dragging it to the trash, and then place it back in the camera.
- Initialize the memory card before returning equipment to Media Loan.
Project Settings
When creating a new project Premiere Elements will automatically adjust the project settings to match the first type of video content that is imported. Project settings cannot be changed after starting a project.