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VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER ONE
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Saving a video project
When you save a video project, it is saved as a DVP file (Digital Video
Project). This is a small file that contains all of the information about your
project, like which clips to include, their position on the Timeline, and any
transitions that you have used. This file is not a movie and can only be
opened in MediaStudio Pro.
Packaging a video project
Packaging a video project (File: Package) is useful if you want to backup
your work or transport your files to another computer for editing. If you
have a large project, packaging is useful for cleaning up your hard drive as it
places all the source files into one folder. You can then go back and remove
any excess or temporary files from the old folders.
Note:
To transfer a video project file and its source files to another PC, use the same
directory structure as the original to ensure the clips are correctly linked.
Smart Relink
Since a DVP file contains links to potentially hundreds of files on your
computer, it is not uncommon for these files to occasionally get lost. This
can happen when you have moved them or maybe edited the files in another
program. From the File menu, select Smart - Smart Relink to locate these
files. If you have moved an entire group of files to a new folder or hard
drive, Smart Relink will find all of the files after you relink just one, pro-
vided the relative directory structure has remained the same.
Saving the layout
Video Editor's User Interface is flexible and easy to customize. Move and
resize the various windows in any configuration and then click File:
Layout Template: Save. This creates a template of the current Video
Editor layout which you can then use to customize your workplace for
other projects by clicking File: Layout Template: Load.
- MediaStudio Pro 1
- Europe Japan 2
- Table of Contents 3
- INTRODUCTION 7
- CG Infinity 10
- Audio Editor 11
- Appendix 12
- Welcome to MediaStudio Pro 13
- The manual 15
- More info 15
- Installation 16
- Installing Acrobat Reader 17
- Running the programs 17
- 6.0 - What's new? 18
- Preview window 19
- Source window 19
- Track control 19
- More new tools 20
- Internal changes 21
- Tutorials 23
- Video Capture 25
- ESC to stop 26
- TUTORIAL ONE: VIDEO CAPTURE 27
- Capturing MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 28
- 3. Click OK 30
- 3. Click Open 31
- Working with clips 32
- Applying transition effects 33
- Applying a video filter 35
- Creating rolling credits 37
- Transition effect locked at 39
- 50% for the first and last 39
- Using Moving paths 40
- TUTORIAL TWO: VIDEO EDITOR 41
- Synchronizing audio to video 42
- Getting to know Video Paint 44
- TUTORIAL THREE: VIDEO PAINT 45
- Customizing your brushes 46
- Working over multiple frames 47
- Performing common techniques 49
- Cloning an image 50
- Creating a video matte 51
- Performing an erase effect 52
- Creating background sets 54
- Retouching images 56
- SHIFT key, click 58
- Manipulating objects 63
- Creating a corporate logo 64
- Animating objects 65
- Creating mattes 66
- TUTORIAL FOUR: CG INFINITY 67
- /TUTORIAL folder on the 68
- 69
- Control bar 75
- Video window 75
- Preparing video for display 76
- Setting display options 77
- Resizing the program window 78
- Improving your video signal 79
- Color Calibration dialog box 80
- VIDEO CAPTURE: CHAPTER ONE 81
- Typical calibration settings 82
- Customizing Video Capture 83
- Capturing video 85
- Getting the right hardware 86
- Using compression 87
- Capture Video dialog box 89
- 0001, VID0002, and so on 91
- Dropped frames 93
- Capturing single frames 93
- Capturing a color palette 94
- Changing a file’s properties 95
- Using a controllable device 96
- 0002 and so on 97
- Capture plug-ins 99
- The chapter in review 100
- Video Editor 101
- Getting started 103
- Understanding the workplace 104
- Standard toolbar 105
- Timeline toolbar 105
- CTRL+N] 106
- Customizing a video project 107
- Project settings 108
- Saving a video project 109
- Packaging a video project 109
- Smart Relink 109
- Saving the layout 109
- Using the Production Library 110
- Working with folders 111
- Drag-and-drop 111
- MEDIASTUDIO PRO USER GUIDE 112
- Working with the Timeline 113
- SHIFT while inserting clips 114
- This is the original Timeline 115
- Holding down 115
- while inserting GREEN.AVI 115
- Insert Color Clip dialog box 116
- Working with tracks 117
- A video clip in Filename mode 118
- VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER ONE 119
- Using the Quick Command Panel 120
- Inserting UIS files 121
- SHIFT and CTRL keys to 122
- Customizing Video Editor 123
- Editing clips 129
- CTRL+L] 130
- SHIFT key on your keyboard 130
- Using the Time Selection tool 131
- Using the Track buttons 132
- CTRL+X] or Copy [CTRL+C] 133
- CTRL+V] 134
- Snapping to clips 135
- Changing the speed of clips 136
- Relinking clips 136
- Calibrating video clips 137
- Freezing a frame 137
- Field Options dialog box 139
- Working with cues 140
- Placing clip cues 141
- CTRL+F]. This dis 142
- Trimming clips 143
- Using the Trim window 144
- Defining trim options 145
- Smart Trim 145
- Ripple Editing 146
- Ripple Editing examples 147
- Using the Source window 149
- SOURCE WINDOW 150
- VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER TWO 151
- SOURCE WINDOW NAVIGATION BAR 151
- Previewing your work 153
- ENTER or click 154
- Managing preview files 155
- Performing effects 157
- Using transition effects 158
- VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER THREE 159
- Customizing a transition 160
- Fade to black 161
- Turn Page transition effect 162
- Audio transitions 163
- Using keyframe controls 164
- PAINT.AVI clip 166
- OVERLAY OPTIONS DIALOG BOX 167
- Overlay key types 168
- Understanding Alpha Channels 169
- Using Gamma correction 170
- Working with mattes 171
- Using Grayscale mattes 172
- Applying video filters 173
- REGION DIALOG BOX 176
- Creating a moving path 177
- MOVING PATH DIALOG BOX 178
- A still moving path 180
- Creating 3D moving paths 181
- Applying audio filters 183
- Adding a soundtrack 184
- Creating titles 186
- INSERT TITLE CLIP DIALOG BOX 187
- Chapter 4 191
- Creating a movie 192
- VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER FOUR 193
- Data Rate Analysis dialog box 199
- Creating an audio file 201
- Creating an image sequence 202
- 3. Enter a File name 203
- 4. Click OK 204
- Outputting to video tape 205
- Creating a VCD 207
- Creating MPEG-2 files 208
- Video Paint 211
- Understanding the basics 214
- Filmstrip panel 215
- Tool panel 215
- Color palette 215
- Working with edit windows 217
- Saving your work 217
- Duration dialog box 218
- [CTRL+N] to 219
- CTRL+V]. Images 221
- Pasting masks 221
- Power Duplicate dialog box 223
- Placing cues 224
- Managing project cues 225
- Using the Zoom tool 226
- VIDEO PAINT: CHAPTER ONE 227
- Inserting frames 228
- Duplicating frames 229
- Deleting frames 229
- Replacing frames 229
- Customizing Video Paint 231
- Painting 237
- Normal mode 238
- Ruby Mask mode 238
- VIDEO PAINT: CHAPTER TWO 239
- Onionskin mode 240
- No Source Video mode 241
- Hiding the selection marquee 242
- Determining color similarity 246
- Working with color 247
- Using the Color palette 248
- Using the Ulead Color Picker 249
- Using the painting tools 251
- BRUSH PANEL: SHAPE TAB 252
- BRUSH PANEL: OPTIONS TAB 253
- BRUSH PANEL: COLOR TAB 255
- BRUSH PANEL: ADVANCED TAB 255
- Transforming selections 256
- Using the Clone tool 257
- Using the Retouch tool 258
- Recording macros 260
- Add To Library dialog box 261
- Applying filters 263
- SHIFT+F]. The preview is 264
- ENTER] to create the pre 265
- Edit window 271
- Understanding objects 272
- CG INFINITY: CHAPTER ONE 273
- ESC key.) 274
- CTRL+D] 274
- CTRL+S] 275
- Performing a paste operation 276
- Displaying rulers 277
- Displaying grid and guides 277
- Aligning objects 278
- F6]). This dialog box 279
- Working with objects 281
- Defining an object’s style 282
- CG INFINITY: CHAPTER TWO 283
- OBJECT STYLE PANEL: COLOR TAB 283
- ENTER key.) 286
- Using the Shape tool 287
- Using the Freehand tool 288
- Using the Path tool 289
- SHIFT key as you 291
- Using the Object tool 292
- Using the Envelope tool 293
- Adjusting shapes 294
- Overview strip 307
- Playing audio files 308
- Creating a new edit window 308
- CTRL+S]. For previously 309
- Saving files to a video 309
- Converting files 310
- Viewing waveforms 310
- CTRL+1]. (To view the 311
- Recording sound 312
- [CTRL+M]. (To use 313
- (compressed: 10 secs) 314
- F6] or by double 314
- AUDIO EDITOR: CHAPTER ONE 315
- PREFERENCES DIALOG BOX 315
- Editing audio files 317
- F3/F4] whenever you hear the 318
- Managing cues 320
- SHIFT+TAB & TAB]. If you 321
- SHIFT+G]. This 321
- Using cues with Video Editor 321
- DEL]. The 321
- Inserting audio data 322
- Sound sweetening 323
- Changing pitch 324
- Quantizing a waveform 325
- Working with silence 325
- Muting a waveform 326
- Mixing tracks 327
- Removing a mixed track 328
- Applying special effects 329
- Changing speed 330
- Performing a stereo pan 331
- Reversing a file 331
- Performing an echo 332
- Performing a cross fade 333
- Background information 337
- The world of analog video 338
- The world of digital video 339
- Inside digital video 340
- Working with the data rate 340
- Understanding the frame rate 341
- Understanding the frame size 341
- Understanding data types 342
- Motion JPEG 343
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