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In all honesty, do I use it
every single time? No.
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Media browser is perfect when I am...
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both the videographer and the editor...
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so a lot of the time, is that...
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if I am doing a really big project...
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where I'm not the camera person...
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and I'm just doing the editing...
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sure that's a great way of doing it...
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if I'm just doing a small
kind of social media video...
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nah, I just go straight to Project...
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and drag from my Finder into here...
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because often I'm dealing
with stock images.
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There's not a lot of confusion about...
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what kind of format it is,
can it be read...
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so teeny tiny jobs, no...
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no Media browser, bigger jobs,
or stuff that I am filming myself...
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so I need to connect to my camera...
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Media browser is great.
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All right, that's it,
let's hope they fix it.
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All right, first thing is
I've just opened up...
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and saved a brand new project...
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I called it 'Deleteme01'...
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because it's a throwaway project...
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just to show you this feature...
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and I'm also going to set to editing.
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We've been on a kind
of a learning workspace...
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we're going to go to 'Editing'...
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we go to 'Window',
'Workspaces', 'Editing'...
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and we're going to go to...
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'Window', 'Workspaces',
'Reset to Saved Layout'.
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So everything's the same and we've got...
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a few more panels open by default.
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It's a good place to start.
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So the Media browser is
along the bottom here.
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It might be under 'Window',
then come down to 'Media Browser'.
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So Media browser is just a way...
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of navigating your machine
via Premiere Pro...
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rather than your...
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on Mac it's called Finder...
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and on a PC it's called a Window.
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So it's just a different way of doing it.
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Has some perks, let's talk about them.
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So the first thing I'm going to show you...
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is more like a, have to get this set up...
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to make Media browser an useful thing.
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So Favorites, you need some favorites
because otherwise...
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the kind of way this works,
on this left hand side here.
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You can try and find your files...
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by going all the way back
to Macintosh HD...
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which is not great...
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because you've got to find
Users and Daniel Scott...
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and find your documents.
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On PC it's C drive and Windows,
and find all that.
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Up here it says Users...
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you can go to Home Directory.
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On mine it's kind of gone
to the right place.
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On a PC I'm sure it'll look very similar.
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So I know that my documents...
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that I'm going to be working
for this project...
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are on my 'Desktop',
and under 'Exercise Files'...
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under 'Tourism Island'...
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and here's the 'Footage'
that I want to look at.
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Actually yeah, I'll do it
straight to Footage, probably.
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So what I want to do is,
set up a Favorite for it...
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so before I go into it, if you do go in...
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you can use this little arrow
to come back out ...
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go back out one, there it is there,
Footage, I'm going to right click it...
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and set it as a favorite.
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Now instead of, like this chronic
crazy madness on the side here...
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you can go to the top here...
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and you've got your Footage,
it's in your Favorites...
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look at that, close that down, oh, tidy.
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The one thing to note
about your favorites...
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is that it's per project.
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So every time you start a new project,
you're going to have to create...
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a new favorites,
which is not a big drama...
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just make sure you go to Home directory,
and kind of start from there...
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a little bit easier.
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First perk is, let's switch it...
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from List view to Thumbnail view,
this is really handy.
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So the Media Browser, remember...
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we're not actually looking at stuff
that's in my project yet...
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it's kind of like an in between...
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or before we get started...
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we can actually,
just kind of move our mouse.
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I'm not holding anything down...
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I'm just kind of moving my mouse
back and forth...
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and it will give me a little preview,
which is super handy...
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before I import to know which one...
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might be the shot that I'm looking for...
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and when you do import it...
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let's say I drag it
straight to the Timeline...
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to create a sequence and bring it in...
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what it does is it imports it
in one file swoop...
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can you see, it's in my, it's in here...
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it's created my sequence...
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but it's gone straight to my project.
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I didn't have to, like a 'File', 'Import'.
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So often what you'll end up doing...
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is finding it on your finder,
or in your Windows on a PC...
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finding it all, getting the right one...
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then going 'File', 'Import', and then--
it saves a step.
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That's even more useful when
you are looking at a camera...
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that's connected to your computer.
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I don't have anything at the moment...
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but let's say we go to our local drives...
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you might find your camera in here...
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and you can preview this
stuff on the camera...
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drag it onto your Timeline,
or into the Project Window...
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and it will import it at the same time...
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and again you can combine that...
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with the Ingest that we did before...
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so we can bring it in, bring Proxies,
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Media Browser, kind of adds that
little extra level of professionalism.
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Another perk is, actually I showed you...
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you can kind of just hover,
and do it as well.
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You can click on them, and you see...
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you've got a little scrubber
to go back and forth...
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rather than the kind of hand mouse
waving hover, up to you.
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The other perk is, you can actually
look at them in the Source Monitor.
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So make sure your Source Monitor is open...
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under 'Window', 'Source Monitor'...
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and you can actually just
drag them into here...
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and preview them like full screen
before importing.
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You notice that I'm watching,
looking at Tourism B here...
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and it's not actually
part of my project yet.
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Just a way of kind of previewing it...
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without actually dragging it into,
and importing it...
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and then deciding you don't need it...
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and then it's offline,
because you deleted it.
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I'm getting a bit--
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Speaking from personal experience.
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It's nicer just to preview
in Source Monitor
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before importing,
save some drama later on.
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So what else? Actually the next thing
I want to show you is kind of weird...
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because it's broken.
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I'm going to leave it in this course...
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because yours might still be broken...
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and if yours isn't,
and it's working perfectly...
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let me know via the Facebook group...
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be up on the screen here...
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just let me know that-- this video...
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add a link to it, that is
ready to be re-recorded...
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because it's all working again.
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So it's going to be a little bit of hand
waving, but if it's working on yours...
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or it's fixed in the future,
it's brilliant.
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So let's say that I've
got a camera connected.
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So I'm going to go to my local drive...
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where I have got a camera connected.
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This is my Canon, I have no name drive...
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but in here, somewhere is my footage.
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I know it's in this one here.
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I’m going to right click it and say,
'Set to Favorites'...
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Add to favorites, which is handy...
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and I can go in here,
and this is really handy...
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we talked about it before...
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you can see stuff on your camera...
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but when it comes to working
with your camera...
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like my Sony, which, some reason
is not connecting at the moment...
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which is another bug for Premiere Pro,
bad Premiere Pro...
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but you can go to Filter...
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and my one has a lot of xml files ...
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and I don't want to see those.
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I just want to see the video files.
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So you can go up to here, and filter...
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and say, just show me the video files...
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not the xml or, just,
you can turn things on and off...
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depending on how your camera shoots...
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and what extra files that it brings along,
so you can filter them.
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You'll notice my filter,
I can click on it...
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and it doesn't work,
it's kind of a bug...
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it's definitely a bug,
it doesn't work.
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What's also really good,
and still not working...
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is that, you notice how my format was
a bit strange...
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you have to go local drives,
here, here, here...
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that's not too bad, the Sony that I'm
using uses a different structure...
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and it's harder, you've got to go...
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to clip and miscellaneous,
and all sorts of other stuff...
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to actually find the video footage.
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I don't know why they hide
these things so well...
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but anyway what you can do is...
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you can actually click
on your local drive...
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say, you know it's a camera...
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a Canon or a Panasonic, or a Red...
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and you can go to this little option...
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go into it, go to this, and click on,
say Panasonic...
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and what it will do is
it'll take you straight there...
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because Premiere Pro knows,
it knows that...
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your P2 camera...
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stores it here, here,
here, here, and down...
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all these, like wormhole of directories...
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and will just take you straight there.
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So it's super handy.
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Same with Canon, depending on
how you're shooting...
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it will take you directly to that folder...
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rather than having to dig it out
yourself and set a favorite.
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That's not working at the moment...
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nothing's working, this one or that one...
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I've seen conflicting stuff online now
that says...
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"Hey, Premiere Pro are not
supporting this feature anymore"...
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they'd turn it off,
I feel like if they were...
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but it's been broken for a while.
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So yours might be working perfectly...
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so, awesome!
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yours is still broken like mine...
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ah, Premiere Pro, come on...
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but anyway, it's worth mentioning...
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because it's a really
handy feature for using...
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the Media browser when
you are connecting...
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two cameras and like sucking
the data straight off...
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especially when you're
going to tie it in...
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with that amazing Ingest that
we learned in the last video.
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Actually, quickly to recap,
if you are using this to kind of...
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find stuff on your camera,
and you are dragging it...
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to your Project panel
or to your Timeline...
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from here, you want to turn on Ingest...
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and make sure your Ingest setting's
set to whatever you want...
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if you're not using proxies,
or you are using proxies...
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go to 'Project Settings'...
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make sure your Ingest settings are on...
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in my case, let's say we're
not doing anything...
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other than copying...
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so we're not going to create proxies...
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we're just going to copy it straight over.
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Where's it going to go,
not same as Project.
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I'm going to put mine into
a folder that I choose...
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so when I'm previewing on my camera,
I'm going to make sure...
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when I add them to my Project panel...
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they're going to copy to a place...
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that I choose in my 'Footage' folder,
or wherever it is...
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that's, you know, it's a nice method...
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and way to work with your camera and
your SD card straight from your camera.
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All right, pros and cons.
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Pros, you can work with camera files...
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and especially ones that maybe...
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aren't natively viewable
from your computer itself...
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but you can do it from Premiere Pro...
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via the Media browser.
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You can preview stuff
before it comes on...
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it can be copied using Ingest...
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you can filter when it works...
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and you can actually see directory
structures quickly, when that works too.
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This is a long video, to show this...
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a lot of stuff that doesn't
work in Premiere Pro...
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I didn't make it, and I will come back...
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and video this again when
it is working perfectly...
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or gone completely,
if these are disappeared.
248
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They were turning it off,
and I was wrong...
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and the one con for me...
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is that you have to set up
the Preference-- Favorites...
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which makes sense for every project...
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not a huge big drama.
253
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In all honesty, do I use
it every single time? No.
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Media browser is perfect when I am...
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both the videographer and the editor...
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so a lot of the time is that.
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If I am doing a really big project,
where I'm not the camera person...
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and I'm just doing the editing...
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sure, that's a great way of doing it.
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If I'm just doing a small
kind of social media video...
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nah, I just go straight to Project...
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and drag from my Finder into here...
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because often I'm dealing
with stock images...
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there's not a lot of confusion about...
265
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what kind of format it is,
can it be read...
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so teeny tiny jobs, no,
no Media browser...
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bigger jobs or stuff
that I am filming myself...
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so I need to connect to my camera.
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Media browser is great.
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All right, that's it,
let's hope they fix it.22275
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