Frage von nawerwohl02:
Hello,
I have a long interview series in the works. After it is incredibly time consuming, every time listen to the clips, so I know what part it is just acting, it would be helpful if comments I could write about this in writing, or just stitch those points and synonymous with a search could be found.
Is that even possible? I know the function from other programs (Avid Media Composer, as it is called the "Locator") ...
LG,
Peter
Antwort von Debonnaire:
You can in the timeline marker set s.beliebigen bodies, which are then annotated with them. Trying times, the help function.
Antwort von nawerwohl02:
Thanks for the note - with the sequence marks the works, yes, but does it with the clip marks as? I have the clips in part in other sequences, copy, and as little use to me when I sequence set marks with comments - the place to stay then s.ursprünglichen.
LG,
Peter
Antwort von Debonnaire:
Yes, in the project window, but you can in one of the countless columns per clip synonymous NEN write any comment. Practical ways you draw this comment column then far to the front, so you really synonymous immediately see!
Antwort von nawerwohl02:
First, thanks for the quick reply!
In the project window gives me the comments already clear synonymous use of the mark sequence is entirely logical to me. I would really only in the Clipmarke - directly in the editing window on the video - or audio track, not on the timeline - add a comment. If the clip in another sequence is transmitted, then the comment should be synonymous to stand. I do now believe that this is not possible - or perhaps ...
LG,
Peter
Antwort von Wiro:
Hello,
Clipmarken with comments may even premiere in the current version CS4 (yet). While there is some kind of locator window as Avid, but since no one can insert comments directly. The programmers seem to have simply forgotten ;-)
Will mean that the stitch points to an external Clipmarker must write - in a text editor or on paper. One must stop to write to the marker number is, the overview is not to lose. A little cumbersome, but it works. Good organization is condition.
Otherwise CS4 now has the Speech-to-text feature, the Auto. Interviews in text form. This is a direct jump to a specific place can be made by you on the screen click on the desired word. Then the cursor moves automatically. relating to the interview site.
But in Premiere 2.0 is not yet possible.
Greeting Wiro
