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Note:
Add menu, scene, or stop markers manually
When you manually add markers, you can name them as you place them. The name you choose appears as the label for a button in the main
menu or scenes menu.
On some templates, the menu buttons include thumbnail images of the video to which they are linked. If the default frame does not represent the
best frame for a button, you can change it in the Menu Marker dialog box.
Add a main menu marker or scene marker
1. In the Expert view timeline, move the current-time indicator to the location where you want to set the marker.
The Play button on each main menu template automatically links to the start point of the time ruler. You don’t have to place a marker
there unless you want it listed in the scenes menu.
2. In the Quick view timeline or the Expert view timeline, select Markers > Menu Marker > Set Menu Marker.
To quickly place a marker, you can also drag a marker from the Add Menu Marker button to the desired location in the time ruler.
3. In the Menu Marker dialog box, type a name for the marker in the box. Text in this box doesn’t wrap, so to place text on multiple lines, press
Ctrl+Enter for each new line. Keep the name of the marker short so that it fits in the menu and doesn’t overlap another button. (You can
adjust the name later, after you select a template.)
4. In the Marker Type menu, select the type of marker you want to set.
5. Do one of the following to set the appearance of the button thumbnail:
To select a still image for the button thumbnail in the menu, drag the Thumbnail Offset timecode to the frame with the image you want.
Do not select the Motion Menu Button option. When you create the DVD, Web DVD, or Blu-ray Disc, the image appears in the menu.
(This thumbnail is for the menu display only. When you click the button on the disc, the video starts playing at the marker location.)
To play video in the disc’s menu button, select Motion Menu Button. When you select this option for a main menu marker or scene
marker, the corresponding button in the menu becomes animated.
6. Click OK.
The marker is added to the Expert view timeline, below the time ruler. A main menu marker is blue, a scene marker is green, and a stop marker is
red.
Add a stop marker
1. In the Expert view timeline, move the current-time indicator to the end of the video or scene.
2. In the Quick view timeline or the Expert view timeline, select Markers > Menu Marker > Set Menu Marker.
3. In the Menu Marker dialog box, select Stop Marker from the Marker Type menu.
4. Click OK.
The marker is added to the Quick view timeline. In the Expert view timeline, the marker is added below the time ruler.
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- PREMIERE 1
- ELEMENTS 1
- Contents 2
- What's new 5
- Scores and sound effects 7
- Motion tracking 7
- Video Adjustment Layers 8
- Workspace 10
- Guided view 11
- Expert view 11
- Add Media panel 11
- Quick view timeline 11
- Expert view timeline 12
- Action bar 12
- Creating a video project 17
- Creating a project 18
- Open a project 19
- Save a project 20
- Open an Auto Save project 20
- Project settings and presets 22
- Check your project’s settings 23
- Capture settings 24
- Video Rendering settings 24
- Viewing a project’s files 26
- Find an item in a project 27
- Delete a clip 27
- Edit an Instant Movie 37
- Importing and adding media 39
- Import from Adobe Revel 41
- 5.1 audio import 48
- Replace Clip 49
- Creating specialty clips 50
- Guidelines to add image files 53
- Understanding aspect ratios 59
- View a project’s aspect ratio 60
- Supported devices 63
- Supported audio formats 64
- Photoshop Elements 65
- Arranging movie clips 70
- Quick view timeline overview 71
- Expert view timeline overview 74
- Expert view timeline tools 75
- Rename a track 80
- Group and ungroup clips 84
- Link video and audio clips 84
- Synchronize linked clips 85
- Enable and disable clips 85
- Add clip and timeline markers 86
- Delete a clip marker 89
- Clear all markers 89
- Previewing movies 91
- Preview in full-screen mode 92
- Preview on a TV monitor 93
- Render an area for preview 94
- Delete preview files 95
- Editing clips 96
- Trimming clips 97
- Manual Smart Trim 98
- Automatic Smart Trim 99
- Smart Trim options 99
- To the top 100
- Trim in the Preview window 103
- Adobe also recommends 104
- Split clips 105
- Replace footage 106
- Change a clip’s speed 107
- Set the duration of a clip 108
- Freezing and holding frames 109
- Working with source clips 110
- SmartFix 111
- Select footage to delete 114
- Auto Smart Tone learning 115
- Resetting the learning 115
- Auto Smart Tone Learning 116
- Configure preferences 116
- Transition basics 122
- Applying transitions to clips 123
- Replace a transition 126
- Preview applied transitions 126
- Adjusting transitions 127
- Adjust transition duration 128
- Effects basics 130
- Find an effect 132
- Working with effect presets 133
- Create an effect preset 134
- Invert or hide alpha channels 139
- Adjust a clip’s position 140
- Scale a clip 140
- Rotate a clip 141
- Adjust a clip’s anchor point 141
- Apply pan and zoom effect 143
- Modifying focus frames 145
- Change pan duration 146
- Change hold time 146
- Preview pan and zoom effect 146
- Change default settings 146
- Create special transitions 149
- Effects reference 153
- Brightness & Contrast 156
- Channel Mixer 156
- Image Control 158
- Lighting Effects 158
- Posterize 158
- Blur and sharpen 159
- Fast Blur 160
- Gaussian Blur 160
- Ghosting (Windows only) 160
- Sharpen (Windows only) 160
- Color Correction 161
- Bend (Windows only) 162
- Corner Pin 163
- Ripple (Windows only) 163
- Spherize 164
- Transform 164
- Wave Warp 164
- Generate 165
- Image control 165
- Color Pass (Windows only) 166
- Color Replace (Windows only) 166
- Gamma Correction 167
- Alpha Adjust 167
- Chroma Key (Windows only) 168
- Difference Matte effect 168
- Image Matte Key effect 169
- Luma Key effect 169
- Non Red Key 170
- Remove Matte effect 170
- NewBlue Art Effects Elements 171
- Line Drawing 172
- Metallic 172
- Pastel Sketch 172
- NewBlue Film Look 173
- NewBlue Cartoonr effect 174
- Perspective 175
- Pixelate 176
- Video Stabilizer 178
- Alpha Glow 179
- Color Emboss 179
- Find Edges 179
- Replicate 180
- Solarize 180
- Strobe Light 180
- Texturize 181
- Videomerge 184
- Audio effects 184
- Highpass, Lowpass 185
- DeNoiser (Windows only) 185
- Dynamics (Windows only) 185
- Fill Left, Fill Right 185
- NewBlue Audio Polish 186
- NewBlue Auto Mute 186
- NewBlue Cleaner 186
- NewBlue Hum Remover 187
- NewBlue Noise Fader 187
- NewBlue Noise Reducer 187
- PitchShifter (Windows only) 187
- Reverb (Windows only) 188
- Swap Channels 188
- Applying and removing effects 192
- Copy and paste effects 193
- Remove an effect 194
- Remove all effects 194
- Create an adjustment layer 196
- Resize an adjustment layer 197
- Adjust temperature and tint 198
- Choose and Add Styles 200
- Add a Split Tone Effect 208
- Add an HSL Tuner effect 209
- Creating titles 210
- Creating and trimming titles 211
- Apply online title templates 214
- Trim titles 215
- Editing and formatting text 217
- Specify a font 218
- Specify a font style 218
- Change the font size 218
- Set alignment and orientation 219
- About styles 220
- Create a style 220
- Apply a style to an object 220
- Add images to titles 222
- Place an image into a title 223
- Place an image in a text box 223
- Arranging objects in titles 225
- Align and distribute objects 226
- Transform objects 226
- Adjust an object’s opacity 227
- Move objects 227
- Scale objects 227
- Apply color to title objects 229
- Set the stroke 230
- Create drop shadows 231
- Designing titles for TV 233
- Export a title file 235
- Import a title file 235
- Mixing audio 237
- Using soundtracks 238
- Creating SmartSound tracks 239
- Create narrations 241
- About audio mixing 243
- SmartMix 244
- Audio Meters panel overview 245
- Mute a clip 246
- Creating disc menus 247
- Auto-play discs 248
- Menu-based discs 248
- Working with menu markers 250
- Stop markers 251
- Add a stop marker 252
- Find a menu or scene marker 253
- Customize a menu template 256
- Edit menu text and buttons 258
- Specify text settings 258
- Animate buttons 259
- Previewing menus 261
- Create DVD files for web 264
- Disc burning 265
- Burn to a DVD folder 266
- Compatibility issues for DVDs 267
- Sharing for PC playback 269
- Export only audio 270
- Sharing to the web 273
- About mobile formats 274
- About compression 278
- About data rate 278
- About compression keyframes 279
- Common settings for sharing 280
- Audio settings 282
- Multiplexing settings 283
- Archiving projects 285
- Project Archiver dialog box 286
- Working with projects 287
- Working with scratch disks 288
- Viewing clip properties 290
- Adjust columns in List view 291
- Undoing changes 296
- Keyboard shortcuts 306
- Using default shortcuts 307
- Customizing shortcuts 308
- Glossary 310
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