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Adobe Premiere Elements 15 Manual

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Importing and adding media
Last updated 10/4/2016
Render these files before you can preview them from your DV camcorder. To render a Type 1 AVI clip, add it to the
Quick view/Expert view timeline. Build a preview file of that section of the Quick view/Expert view timeline by
pressing Enter. If the clip must be rendered, a red line appears above the clip in the Quick view/Expert view timeline.
DVD file protection
If the DVD is a motion-picture disc that uses copy protection, you cannot add the files.
Guidelines for adding audio files
When you add audio files to a project, they are conformed to the audio sample rate specified in the Project Settings
dialog box. During that process, you’ll see a progress bar in the lower-right corner of the application window. You can
play back conformed audio instantly at high quality because it’s consistent with all other audio in the project.
By default, conformed audio is stored at the location
C:\Users\<username>.<domain>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\. You can change the default location of the
media cache by choosing one of the following options:
• (Windows) Edit > Preferences > Scratch Disks.
• (Mac OS) Adobe Premiere Elements 13 > Preferences > Scratch Disks.
Note: After you conform an audio clip, you don’t have to confirm it again unless you delete the corresponding file in the
Media Cache folder. If you delete conformed audio files, Adobe Premiere Elements regenerates them when you open related
projects.
When adding audio files, consider the following:
Stereo and mono files You can add many of the stereo audio files that you can open in another audio player, to your
project. To create a stereo version of a mono file, the mono channel is copied to both the left and right channel in the
new stereo track. In this case, both channels contain the same information.
5.1 surround sound files Importing clips containing 5.1 audio adds a 5.1-channel audio track to your project.
mp3 and WMA files Formats such as mp3 and WMA are compressed using a method that reduces some of the original
audio quality. To play back compressed audio, Premiere Elements (like most video editing applications) must
decompress and possibly alter the file’s sample rate. Compressing can degrade the audio quality.
CD files If you want to add audio from a CD, copy, or rip, the audio tracks to your hard drive using another application.
Windows Media Player, included with Windows XP, can perform this task. You can also use Adobe Audition to rip the
CD at various quality settings and perform complex audio-processing functions on the file. If you plan to air or
distribute your movie, ensure that you own the copyright, or have licensed the copyright to your CD audio.
Internet files You can download music from the Internet for your projects. WMA (Windows Media Audio) and AAC
(QuickTime) files can have pre-encoded settings that don’t allow you to play them in Premiere Elements.
Guidelines to add image files
By default, Adobe Premiere Elements scales images to fit the project frame size. You can override this behavior and
instead add your files at the size at which they were created. You can also set the default duration for all images that you
add by changing the value in General Preferences.
You can add still images with frame sizes up to 4096 x 4096 pixels. Create files with frame size equal to or more than
the frame size of your video. Choosing the appropriate frame size ensures that you don’t enlarge the image in Adobe
Premiere Elements. When you scale up an image, it often becomes pixelated. Create it at a larger frame size than the
project. For example, if you plan to scale an image 200%, create the image at double the project frame size before you
add it.
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