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How to organize your Matrox video effects in custom bins

How to organize your Matrox video effects in

custom bins

To organize your Matrox video effects and transitions, you can create custom

bins in the

Effects window. For example, you can create a bin called Shape

Effects

to hold the Matrox cube, particle, and sphere effects.

°To create a new custom bin for your effects:

1 Click the New Custom Bin icon ( ).

2 Locate the new bin by scrolling down to the bottom of the Effects window,

then double-click the name of the custom bin and type in a new name.

3 Drag and drop your favorite video effects into their new bin.

¦NoteDragging and dropping effects into new custom bins only creates a

shortcut to the effect. Your Matrox realtime video effects will still remain in their

default location (that is, in the

Matrox folder located in the Video Effects bin).

A note about nested sequences

To avoid frequent updates to the Premiere Pro Timeline, finish editing your

sequences before nesting them inside another sequence. This is because when

you make changes to a nested sequence, the master sequence in which you’ve

nested this sequence must also be updated.

Selecting your speed control method

You can choose the type of speed control that’s best suited for individual clips in

your Premiere Pro projects. By default, the speed control method of each clip on

the Timeline is set to

Frame Blend Speed Changes, which interpolates

between the video fields, and typically works well on standard or slow-paced

video and camera pans. If your project contains a series of fast-action clips,

however, you may want to change the speed control of these clips to mimic the

classic “bob and weave” algorithm found on Betacam machines.

°To change the speed control method for a clip on the Timeline:

1 Right-click the clip on the Timeline, and choose Field Options.

2 Select Frame Blend Speed Changes to use the speed control method that’s

recommended for standard or slow-paced video and camera pans. For fast-

action video, you may get better results by clearing this option.

Remarks

• If you’ve increased a clip’s speed to a value from 101% to 199%, you may

experience dropped frames when playing back the clip with

Frame Blend

Speed Changes

selected. This is because of the high demand placed on

your system’s CPU. If this happens, clear

Frame Blend Speed Changes to

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