How can I do this in Premiere?

[alegator]

I have this 2 hour, 26Gb DV-AVI NTSC file that I captured using Premiere Pro 2. Now I want to create movie clips (16 in total) using Premiere. The way I did it is by dragging the captured file onto the Source monitor, marking the In and Out points for a given clip, drag the marked clip from the Source monitor onto the Timeline Sequence and then File/Export/Movie..., doing this 16 times for each of the 16 clips marked. Now my question is: is there a way of doing this in a one-click process? For example, is it possible to mark ALL In and Out points for all 16 clips simultaneously and then somehow have Premiere generate all correspopnding movie clips in a single sesssion? If so, how? Thanks.

 

[Akribie]

Not in Premiere. Your method is the only available way.

But if you have a registered copy of Scenalyzer Live, you can do this rather more easily using the slip clip feature. See

http://www.scanlyzer.live.

 

[alegator]

Another way would be to batch export subclips to movies, is this possible in Premiere? Final Cut Pro has the batch export for clip rendering.

 

[Akribie]

As you have already read on another forum, you might be able to work this through the Project Manager. Otherwise, maybe a good trawl though the manual will give you a better feel for the facilities on offer.

 

[alegator]

Akribie, I just got from another forum this method which I tested and works great to render all 16 subclips in one click. I also got the info that batch exporting in Premiere is NOT possible. Forums are way better than manuals!

http://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-b...postid=866613&forumid=3&postid=866647&pview=t

 

[Akribie]

Glad you sorted it. We all have something to learn!

 

[alegator]

Thanks