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"premiere 6.0 : infos!"
Posté par zaz le 26-09-00, 12:36 PM (GMT)
une version beta de premiere 6.0 circule sur le net, voici une liste de toutes les nouveautés de cette version
la liste vient du fichier d'aide en anglais, j'ai la flemme de traduire
What's new in Premiere 6.0
1.Timeline window
The Timeline window has been enhanced to make editing easier:
Flexible editing tools Tools and tool icons match to make them easier to identify. Tool behavior is consistent for all editing tools in all situations. You can now create a new track simply by dragging a clip to the bottom of the Timeline window. The selection tool lets you select discontiguous objects in the Timeline. Additional buttons in the Timeline window provide easy access to commonly used commands.
Adding and editing keyframes Premiere now displays keyframes in the Timeline window, where you can add, delete, and move them. From within the Timeline window, you can also display the settings for each effect or even delete an effect. Keyframe editing functions are available from context menus, window menus, and keyboard shorcuts. Tools for navigating keyframes are also available from menus and keyboard shortcuts. You can selectively display the audio waveform for a track to speed up screen refresh while still letting you see both the waveform and the keyframes. When the Video 1 track is expanded, tracks 1A and 1B have separate keyframe tracks.
Adding transitions Premiere automatically corrects track assignments in the Timeline window, if necessary, to ensure that you can always add a transition. You can undo any such change made by Premiere. Premiere also alerts you when a clip is too short to permit a transition, and offers solutions to fix the problem. In addition to the standard centered alignment for transitions, you can specify that the transition starts or ends at a cut, and set your selection to be used as the default alignment. You can easily replace a transition in the Timeline by dragging a new one on top of it.
Improved performance Premiere is faster and easier to use.
Batch to Timeline To aid in creating storyboards, Premiere lets you organize a set of clips and then bring them into the Timeline window with a single command. Organize clips either by sorting them or by selecting them in the desired order. Before moving clips into the Timeline, specify an overlap and a transition to be used between clips.
Other interface improvements Moving a clip in the Timeline automatically closes the gap between the adjacent clips. The slip, slide, ripple, and rolling edit tools are now more versatile and offer improved handling of blank spaces between clips.
2.Redesigned project window
The Project window has been improved, and the use of bins and libraries has been simplified. The Project window now displays bins, so you can select a bin and see its contents, all within one window. Because bins now can be shared among projects, libraries are no longer needed. The Project window displays a thumbnail image of the selected clip, which you can play. Use this thumbnail and the Poster Frame button to set the frame that identifies the clip in the Project and Timeline windows. New icons are included for setting up the Project window and for creating and locating objects.
3.New audio features
Improved sound editing and mixing provide the kinds of audio control available in a studio. New and enhanced audio capabilities include:
Audio mixing Premiere now includes an Audio Mixer window for controlling gain and panning in real time during playback. Controls are laid out simulate a studio mixing console, and include VU meters and mute and solo switching. Group channels together to permit controlling them simultaneously.
Timeline audio editing features Copy, cut, and paste sections of fade settings in the Timeline. You can also smooth a section of fade settings created with Audio Mixer window, or even create single-track audio cross fades.
After Effects audio filters Premiere now supports the use of Adobe After Effects filters, including filters created for After Effects by other companies.
Audio formats Advanced audio formats, such as MP3 and , are now supported in Premiere.
4.New palettes and palette enhancements
Premiere now has two new palettes: the Effect Controls palette, and the History palette.
The Effect Controls palette, modeled on the Adobe Photoshop feature, lets you see and work with all filters and effects applied to a clip.
The History palette, which is based on that palette in other Adobe products, lets you jump to a specific state in the project without going through all the interim undo states.
The Filters palette and the Transition palette are more consistent in layout and operation. To make transitions and filters easier to locate, they are contained in folders within the palettes. In both palettes, you can reorganize content and hide selected items that you seldom use.
In the Windows version of Premiere, you can now import audio CD files.
5.Miscellaneous enhancements
Many of the new features in Premiere don't get the visibility of other features used day in and day out, but can greatly enhance your efficiency nonetheless. The following are just a few of these other areas improved in this release:
Better compatibility If you upgraded from Premiere 5.0, you will not need new drivers. In addition, Premiere can export hinted QuickTime movies, which can be played back on a variety of movie players.
Beginners mode
DV and Web integration On Mac OS systems, Premiere works with most digital video (DV) camcorder without requiring setup or separate drivers. Premiere includes support for non-square pixel aspect ratios, easy-to-use DV presets, and a DirectShow module for importing DV type 2 .AVI files. Web integration includes support for streaming audio in Real Time, Microsoft, and QuickTime 4.0 formats. You can also import and export MP3 audio. Premiere is integrated with GoLive and other Adobe Web publishing solutions, providing a quick path to the Web.

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1. "RE: premiere 6.0 : infos!"
Posté par steven-marc le 27-09-00, 10:58 AM (GMT)
Bon, je ne vais pas tout traduire non plus, mais voici les choses particulièrement intéressantes que je retiens de ce texte.
En ce qui concerne la propagation elle-même de cette version beta sur le net, je ne ferais pas de commentaires si ce n'est pour dire qu'il doit être particulièrement difficile d'être un éditeur de logiciels aujourd'hui...
1- Visualisation et modification des images clés (keyframes) directement sur la timeline et plus seulement dans les fenêtres des effets.
2- Les chutiers peuvent être partagés par plusieurs projets.
3- Des capacités de mixage (enfin) accrues, avec une console de mixage en "live" pendant la lecture, la présence d'un vu-mètre et la compatibilité avec de nombreux filtres et effets. Le MP3 est évidemment également supporté.
4- Une palette d'effets et une palette historique.
steven-marc

Discussion : premiere 6 beta
Author : mincifit	Posted : 02-Oct-2000 21:26:00
disponible sur http:// Le Repaire ne peut pas accepter de lien vers ce site. Vous comprendrez pourquoi. De toutes façons ce post n'a rien à faire dans le forum MPEG MLP
Author : Monique	Posted : 02-Oct-2000 23:15:00
Salut MLP et Mincifit Entre Belges, on va se défendre !!! C'est moi qui avait demandé à Mincifit sur un autre forum Mireade où il avait trouvé sa version bêta de Première, de bonne foi, car un version bêta est parfois proposée au public pour la tester. à+
Author : mincifit	Posted : 03-Oct-2000 12:56:00
INCROYABLE l'industrie du logiciel après les betas foireuses(pinnacle) les betas payantes(apple microsoft) voici les betas qu'on ne peut pas tester j'ignorais qu'il existait des betas pirates Sorry Cela dit,ce post avait une placedans ce forum, en effet peut-être le premiere 6 permet-il de faire un mpeg 2 dans premiere?
Author : Vip	Posted : 03-Oct-2000 13:12:00
Alors cette addresse elle vient ?? nous aussi on veut tester... Merci
Author : Michel LP	Posted : 03-Oct-2000 15:28:00
bonjour à tous et toutes, je pense qu'il s'agit d'une pre-release confiée à un groupe de testeurs. Un des exemplaires a du s'égarer... En tout cas , rien d'officiel sur le site Adobe. Je n'ai pas réussit à trouver un site "correct" qui en parle.
Author : mincifit	Posted : 04-Oct-2000 10:18:00
"premiere 6.0 : infos!" Version imprimable de ce sujet Sujet précédent \| Sujet suivant Accueil Forums DV (Public) Message d'origine "premiere 6.0 : infos!" Posté par zaz le 26-09-00, 12:36 PM (GMT) une version beta de premiere 6.0 circule sur le net, voici une liste de toutes les nouveautés de cette version la liste vient du fichier d'aide en anglais, j'ai la flemme de traduire What's new in Premiere 6.0 1.Timeline window The Timeline window has been enhanced to make editing easier: Flexible editing tools Tools and tool icons match to make them easier to identify. Tool behavior is consistent for all editing tools in all situations. You can now create a new track simply by dragging a clip to the bottom of the Timeline window. The selection tool lets you select discontiguous objects in the Timeline. Additional buttons in the Timeline window provide easy access to commonly used commands. Adding and editing keyframes Premiere now displays keyframes in the Timeline window, where you can add, delete, and move them. From within the Timeline window, you can also display the settings for each effect or even delete an effect. Keyframe editing functions are available from context menus, window menus, and keyboard shorcuts. Tools for navigating keyframes are also available from menus and keyboard shortcuts. You can selectively display the audio waveform for a track to speed up screen refresh while still letting you see both the waveform and the keyframes. When the Video 1 track is expanded, tracks 1A and 1B have separate keyframe tracks. Adding transitions Premiere automatically corrects track assignments in the Timeline window, if necessary, to ensure that you can always add a transition. You can undo any such change made by Premiere. Premiere also alerts you when a clip is too short to permit a transition, and offers solutions to fix the problem. In addition to the standard centered alignment for transitions, you can specify that the transition starts or ends at a cut, and set your selection to be used as the default alignment. You can easily replace a transition in the Timeline by dragging a new one on top of it. Improved performance Premiere is faster and easier to use. Batch to Timeline To aid in creating storyboards, Premiere lets you organize a set of clips and then bring them into the Timeline window with a single command. Organize clips either by sorting them or by selecting them in the desired order. Before moving clips into the Timeline, specify an overlap and a transition to be used between clips. Other interface improvements Moving a clip in the Timeline automatically closes the gap between the adjacent clips. The slip, slide, ripple, and rolling edit tools are now more versatile and offer improved handling of blank spaces between clips. 2.Redesigned project window The Project window has been improved, and the use of bins and libraries has been simplified. The Project window now displays bins, so you can select a bin and see its contents, all within one window. Because bins now can be shared among projects, libraries are no longer needed. The Project window displays a thumbnail image of the selected clip, which you can play. Use this thumbnail and the Poster Frame button to set the frame that identifies the clip in the Project and Timeline windows. New icons are included for setting up the Project window and for creating and locating objects. 3.New audio features Improved sound editing and mixing provide the kinds of audio control available in a studio. New and enhanced audio capabilities include: Audio mixing Premiere now includes an Audio Mixer window for controlling gain and panning in real time during playback. Controls are laid out simulate a studio mixing console, and include VU meters and mute and solo switching. Group channels together to permit controlling them simultaneously. Timeline audio editing features Copy, cut, and paste sections of fade settings in the Timeline. You can also smooth a section of fade settings created with Audio Mixer window, or even create single-track audio cross fades. After Effects audio filters Premiere now supports the use of Adobe After Effects filters, including filters created for After Effects by other companies. Audio formats Advanced audio formats, such as MP3 and , are now supported in Premiere. 4.New palettes and palette enhancements Premiere now has two new palettes: the Effect Controls palette, and the History palette. The Effect Controls palette, modeled on the Adobe Photoshop feature, lets you see and work with all filters and effects applied to a clip. The History palette, which is based on that palette in other Adobe products, lets you jump to a specific state in the project without going through all the interim undo states. The Filters palette and the Transition palette are more consistent in layout and operation. To make transitions and filters easier to locate, they are contained in folders within the palettes. In both palettes, you can reorganize content and hide selected items that you seldom use. In the Windows version of Premiere, you can now import audio CD files. 5.Miscellaneous enhancements Many of the new features in Premiere don't get the visibility of other features used day in and day out, but can greatly enhance your efficiency nonetheless. The following are just a few of these other areas improved in this release: Better compatibility If you upgraded from Premiere 5.0, you will not need new drivers. In addition, Premiere can export hinted QuickTime movies, which can be played back on a variety of movie players. Beginners mode DV and Web integration On Mac OS systems, Premiere works with most digital video (DV) camcorder without requiring setup or separate drivers. Premiere includes support for non-square pixel aspect ratios, easy-to-use DV presets, and a DirectShow module for importing DV type 2 .AVI files. Web integration includes support for streaming audio in Real Time, Microsoft, and QuickTime 4.0 formats. You can also import and export MP3 audio. Premiere is integrated with GoLive and other Adobe Web publishing solutions, providing a quick path to the Web. Répondre \| Répondre avec citation \| Remonter Liste des réponses RE: premiere 6.0 : infos!, steven-marc, 10:58 AM, 27-09-00, (1) Lobby \| Sujets \| Sujet précédent \| Sujet suivant Messages dans cette discussion 1. "RE: premiere 6.0 : infos!" Posté par steven-marc le 27-09-00, 10:58 AM (GMT) Bon, je ne vais pas tout traduire non plus, mais voici les choses particulièrement intéressantes que je retiens de ce texte. En ce qui concerne la propagation elle-même de cette version beta sur le net, je ne ferais pas de commentaires si ce n'est pour dire qu'il doit être particulièrement difficile d'être un éditeur de logiciels aujourd'hui... 1- Visualisation et modification des images clés (keyframes) directement sur la timeline et plus seulement dans les fenêtres des effets. 2- Les chutiers peuvent être partagés par plusieurs projets. 3- Des capacités de mixage (enfin) accrues, avec une console de mixage en "live" pendant la lecture, la présence d'un vu-mètre et la compatibilité avec de nombreux filtres et effets. Le MP3 est évidemment également supporté. 4- Une palette d'effets et une palette historique. steven-marc