All language subtitles for 6. Creating new sequence and program monitor

Hello everyone.

And welcome to this video of Adobe
premiere pro,

where today, in this lesson we're going
to learn how to use the program panel

in addib premiere pro.

So let's not waste any time and go
right into it.

Ok?

So now let's learn about sequences

and the previous lessons.

I already told you what a sequence is,
ok?

Now over here you can see that I have a
sequence of this video prepare.

Now what i'll do is to lead this.

Now there are two ways to create a
sequence.

First way is to go to sequence,

and then we can just

go over here also

to make the sequence, ok?

And if you want to create a new
sequence, also from the start, you can

just select the

option over here, which says, new item
and then select sequence.

Ok?

Now, after doing that,

you will notice that

a pop up menu comes up where it is,
asking me what sequence preset I want.

Now over here, you will see multiple
types of sequence, presets,

a, r, I.

And if you select any of the presets
over here, then we will see more

options, including the resolution.

And here let's say that I'm using the
TV ntc.

Then you'll see hearts,

kiloheart, standard white screen

visers, usually used for television.

And then hdv if we go there, you'll see
that we have these options,

ok.

Then vr.

We also have an option for recording

cameras,

as you can see that here we have it.

basically, after you go to another
option over here, we can select the

cern preset.

And then it will give you a preset
description.

And here it's selling me that for
editing clips recorded in this format,

it is

sixteen into nine ratio interlaced hd
video at fifty frames per second.

Now this all depends on what type of
camera or instrument you use to record

your video with.

And this will basically give us a
sequence for these

preset.

And then here you will find more
options, or more information about the preset,

including their audio settings, videos,
settings, color, space and default

sequence.

Ok.

Afterwards, you can also go to the
settings option over here, which you'll

see that we have some editing modes,
time base, or, basically frames per second

video options to choose from all the
options and video previews.

Then we have the option to also include
the width and height as well as over

here.

But now you'll see that for some

presets will not have every option
selected

for us.

Or basically, we cannot change the
option

in some video presets.

Ok?

Now most of the time I try to avoid this

new sequence option, because creating
this will basically give me so many

options to choose from.

And sometimes I might also make
mistakes.

So

we try to clearly avoid that now.

Ok.

And then afterwards, we have the tracks
and the vr video.

If we have one.

Now let's press some cancel.

Now, the most easiest way to basically
create a sequence

of the video that you're, uh gump.

Now, in order to do this, we just have
to first input our video to the source

monitor, just by double clicking on
this option, and it will be there.

Ok?

Afterwards we can just press insert
over here.

But before that, let me set the markers

first over here, I want to set

the mark in option.

And then in ten seconds, let me step
back to the ten second frame over here.

Ok.

Then I will select the mark out option,
and then i'll clearly press the insert

button over here.

I can just click and drag this.

Now I will just drag in the insert
option.

I'll just use the insuroption over here,

ok?

Since my insert option is not working,
i'll just click and drag it inside our

timeline sequence.

And afterwards you will see that we
have a new sequence already created

according to the video format that we
already have

present in the current video.

So here you can see that we have the
video and audio together, as well as

the source patching options.

Ok?

Now

this is how you create a new sequence
according to what your video is already

pre recorded as.

And if you want to change the way your
sequence comes up on the program

monitor we'll just go to sequence and
then select sequence settings.

Ok?

And after that, you can see that

it popped up in a new window where we
have the first two options as editing

mode.

And here we can also select the preset
that we want to use for our

video.

Then we have the time base, which is
basically the frames per second.

Now by default,

over here we need to know what frames
per second we have.

But since my video is already, like
thirty frames or second, alges said it

as this.

Now, over here let's say I want to
reduce the frame size

to

a lesser number, or say, like I had

the resolution of.

So let's say over here it was given
previously as 1920

into 1080.

So cypon 1018,

ok.

Now what will happen after this?

Is basically my resolution will be
scaled to this

format.

Ok?

Now, if I want it to be in this format,

after that, we have video previews

where it will show me a preview of my
video.

And then we can select maximum bit
tapped, maximum render quality.

Now if you want to get the best renser
policy, I suggest you to select this

maximum render quality option.

And here it will say that setting the
optimize rendering preference to memory

is highly recommended when

max quality or maxbit Tet rendering is
on.

These settings are designed for high
performance systems.

All right.

So if your computer is a podo pc,
remember, this setting will actually

make your computer run very slowly, and
you will not be able to multitask or do

anything.

I recommend you to have at least 64 gb
Ram or a graphics card so that you can

run this

part very easily.

All right.

After you're done, prepares, ok.

And then we have vr properties, which
will basically help you.

If you have a vr type video,

then we can also select the projection
type, equirectangular,

then lay out horizontal, capture view
and vertical.

All right.

So now we are done with sequence
settings.

Then after you're done, you can just
press ok.

And then a new sequence is done,

or our sequence has been updated, if
you already created one.

Then we can also again, go to sequence
and see what options we have.

Here.

We can select match frame, add edit,
apply video and audio transition or

apply default transitions to selection.

We can also zoom in and zoom out on our
sequence.

Then we can also select these options
for the sequence.

We can use it to snap in timeline link
selection

and

selection follows playhead.

Then we can also select auto reframe,
transcribe

and simplify sequence, add or delete
tracks.

And in caption, we can also add a
caption sequence.

All right.

So

after you're satisfied with the
sequence settings, always remember to

click ok button to create the new
sequence.

Premiere pro will generate a new
timeline in timeline panel with the

specified settings.

Now if you want to customize your
sequences again, you can further

customize it by adjusting the sequence
duration, adding or removing tracks or

modifying the sequence in the sequence
settings.

All right.

So

to make the changes, right, click on
the sequence in the project panel,

select the sequence settings to access
the sequence settings again.

That's it.

Now you have successfully created a new
sequence in your Adobe premiere pro,

and you can start importing your media
files into the project and begin

editing with the newly created sequence
on

the timeline.

Ok.

So after this, I would like to teach
you about our program panel.

All right.

So what do we know about the program
panel?

As we have discussed beforehand?

The program panel is a workspace in
Adobe premiere pro where you can

preview and fine tune your edited video
sequence.

Now I'm going to tell you a description
of its key elements.

First.

Over here you'll see that we have our
preview window, which is basically

the window in the main area of the
program panel where you can view your

edited video sequence.

It displays the visual output of your
timeline, showing how your clipse

effects and transitions come together.

All right?

And then afterwards, we have to play
back controls over here, some of the

controls you already know.

For example,

the place octagle, step back one frame,
go to, mark in, mark out, add markers.

And then we can lift and extract.

We can also export the frame.

And I already explain to you how to
export the frames.

And we can also select a comparison
view.

Now, if I click on this, what this will
do is basically show me two parts.

All right?

First is the reference and the current.

Now, in the reference, we can go ahead,
for example, and CIA,

where we have some effects,

whereas in the current, we do not.

Now this is how we use this

option.

And we can also select the shot or
frame comparison.

And then we can go over here and play it

all at once.

If you want to see both of your videos
and compare them simultaneously.

We can also do a vertical split,

ok?

Now you may not see any difference
here, since this is the same video.

We also have a horizontal split where
above

and after.

Ok.

So let's go back and

undo this by just clicking on it again.

There we go.

We have it.

And afterwards, if you want to select
your zoom level from here, you can do

that as well by selecting 1025 to about
24400

ranges.

Ok.

And over here, we have the playback

timeline controller, where you can
select your playhead position

on our

line line over here.

So afterwards, if we would like to add
more options

and your buttons over here, you can
also select the button editor.

You can also select the patent editor
and then go ahead and add extra options

from here

so that you can use them.

Now i'll select the show rulers option
and put it over here,

ok.

And then we can go

ahead and cancel this.

Ok?

Now what the show rulers will do is,
basically,

my dad let's click on this again.

Just put this over here, then press on,
ok.

Or else it will not

come.

All right.

Now, if I select show rulers, now you
can see that I can absolutely,

very easily see the resolution

off my video videos so that I don't
have to worry about

my resolution being wrong.

And over here we have the playback
resolution, which is very important.

If you have a computer with a
constricting Ram, for example, let's

say you have a gb or frame, which is
absolutely not recommended for using

Adobe premiere pro.

Always

use 64 gb memory of Ram.

And

i'll suggest you also to use a graphics
card while using Adobe premiere pro,

because it makes your work that much
easier.

All right.

So after that, we can select either to
play in full resolution, half or

quarter.

All right.

Then if you want to edit the way your
program monitor works more, you can

always go to settings over here, and
you'll have more options to choose

from, as you can clearly see,

ok, we have an alpha view, composite
video view, multi camera and compla

arizon view, like I already showed you
over here.

This is the comparison view.

Ok.

Then after that, we have the monitor
anti sonics at a big, immersive

environment, which I already explained
to you.

Playback resolution, pause resolution.

Let's just put it at that quality.

And also, over here high quality
playback.

If I select on that, you will notice
that,

ok.

Now, after that, I will show you how to
use your time code display, which is

over here, as you can see,

and i'll right click on it.

Then we can select any of these time
codes over here.

And then if I select feet, now you'll
see, this is what shows me.

If I select frames, you'll see that it
shows me 121 frames per second.

And sometimes it increases and
decreases according to the video.

If you select

the starting of the video you'll see
that at zero.

If you select the end of the video
you'll see that it's 301.

Ok, let's go to the start.

We are now at zero.

So this is how you basically use the
time code display.

And i'll turn it over here,

back to default.

And afterwards,

let's go back over here.

You can also select to show guides,

which will give you the guides over
here.

And if you want safe margins also, you
can do that too.

Now, right click

over the video preview panel and then
select safe margins.

Now what this will do for you is
basically

show a dashline overlay on the preview
window.

It represents the safe area within the
frame that will be visible on standard

television or displays.

This helps you to ensure that important
content is not cut off or obscured on

different screens.

All right.

Now I already showed you how to bring
in the reference monitor using

comparison view.

And

it will allow you to compare analyze
multiple video clips or frames side by

side, aiding in color, grading,
practice adjustments

and maintaining visual consistency.

Now

that includes

all we have to learn in this video
about the program monitor and creating

new sequence.

Now I hope you understood everything.

And go ahead, get some videos down in
the project panel,

put them in the source, then put them
in your timeline panel.

Practice, bring in sequences and then
try it with different formats of video

types, and then use the program monitor
in order to know more about it.

And all the options over here in our
playback controls, use them so that you

get more familiarized

and use them.

Ok, so thank you for watching this
lesson.

And i'll see you in the next

video.