All language subtitles for 5. How To Import Using Media Browser

Hi everybody welcome back.

It is Brad here again with another premiere processing tutorial.

I want to talk about how you can import your video clips into Premier pro that's an alternative to what

I've showed you already in the software.

I actually came up with this like alternative method only from frustrations with the software I typically

import my software by double clicking over here if you see on the bottom left hand corner here if I

just double click on that it comes up with this box here and I typically would import this way but sometimes

for some unknown reason the software probably once out of every five times I would do that and it would

crash the import screen would just crash.

And to this day I still don't know why it does that.

So if I reopen it and try to replicate it now.

Right now no issues at all.

So I would usually just go ahead and import this way.

This is one way you can import the second alternative if you're getting a crashing import window.

Hopefully not.

You can use your media browser savvy see IP you got two little arrows.

If you click on that you'll see that there's a huge dropdown if you if you scroll down and you see media

browser if you click on media browser it will come up here in this panel and essentially you can just

select what you want to import through your media browser and that will import directly into your project.

So for example if I go into you if I go into music and I want to select this track here for right click

and go to import it then import that track in directly into my project.

So that's an alternative to importing assets videos you know images and all that kind of stuff into

your project.

Hope this is helpful.

And I'll see you in another video.