DVC Premiere Pro CS4 - 8 hours, 2 DVDs

Premiere Pro CS4 tutorial

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Adobe's PREMIERE PRO is renowned as one of the most powerful and well-featured video editing programs available today. With the release of the CS4 version, Premiere Pro has taken another step forward in the realm of High Definition editing, with support for an increasing range of HD shooting formats. In this in-depth tutorial, DVC managing director David Clarke explores the software's extensive tools and features for capturing video, assembling footage, editing and mixing audio, adding transitions and effects, creating title graphics, and exporting the final result to file, disc or tape. This disc is your complete guide to mastering the full capabilities of Premiere Pro CS4!

Standard video DVD

This version is produced as a video DVD and will play on any DVD player or on a computer with a DVD player such as Power DVD.  Since a standard definition DVD is low resolution, the quality of the image when showing the full screen of a PC is limited.  So to overcome this we have panned and scanned the image during editing for clarity of onscreen text and information.  This version of the tutorial comprises 2 video DVD discs.

Flash DVD

The tutorial was filmed in 720P HD and so this second version is the entire tutorial produced as an HD Flash video file at 1280 x 720.  To play it you just put the disc in your computer and load the main index page up using your favourite web browser.  Then the video will play at the same size as it was filmed and should be as clear as a normal computer display.  This version has the advantage of being easier to read than the DVD-video version, but will only play on your PC.  This version was created using the HD Flash Export options of Encore CS4.  The entire tutorial comes on one DVD.  The tutorial content is exactly the same on both versions.

Why do we make two versions?

The Flash version is the easiest to make and the clearest to watch.  However many people still prefer a video-DVD version as they can play the disc in a DVD player which sits next to their PC.  This means they can watch some of the tutorial and then try out what they have learned on the PC.   Creating the DVD video version is a lot more effort on our part and one of the reasons other training disc producers no longer do this.  However after taking opinions from our customers we decided to carry on making the DVD-video version as that was the preferred version.