Adobe Premiere Pro

Dimazz · 25-December-03, 09:19 AM

Does anyone know how to make a title and show video behind it in Adobe Premiere Pro? I can make a title but it doesnt have video behind it. Google only came up with books and stuff to buy no good tuts.
Thanks

SexyPants · 25-December-03, 10:28 AM

I admit I don't have pro, but in past versions it's been the testament to why I hate Premiere. It didn't seem that there was an easy way. The best answer was to make the title in another program, have a different color background, and chromakey it out. After Effects is a little easier

Dimazz · 26-December-03, 08:41 PM

first fault in one of adobes programs that i have found. (not fault but inconvinece)

anyone else?

neotheducky · 26-December-03, 08:57 PM

Well, Ive been using Premeire alot lately. In 6.5, when creating a title, you just clicked the show video box. I dunno if it is different in Pro, but Im guessing it is because that would seem trivial. You could also set the transparency on the title. Set the transparency on the alpha channel (I think thats the channel) and you should be good to go.

(Im gonna be wrong I know it)

neotheducky · 26-December-03, 09:54 PM

By the way, how did a 14 year old like you get a rather pricey Premiere Pro?

Dimazz · 27-December-03, 12:05 AM

I think your right but i dont know how to set the transparancy.

BTW i got a p****** (naughty word) version from Latvia, my grandma can get me anything i want for under 10 bux. It rocks. I know its bad and all but its also Adobes faulght for not protecting it, cause good luck getting a copy of final cut pro for mac. You cant find that anywhere. But adobe you can just dl from somewhere.

neotheducky · 27-December-03, 01:08 AM

You should be able to set the transparency by right click the title file and going to video options. If I am right it should be under there.

25-December-03, 09:19 AM		#1 (permalink)
Dimazz Sk8-Hoe-r	Adobe Premiere Pro Does anyone know how to make a title and show video behind it in Adobe Premiere Pro? I can make a title but it doesnt have video behind it. Google only came up with books and stuff to buy no good tuts. Thanks

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25-December-03, 10:28 AM		#2 (permalink)
SexyPants 5-Hoe-1 Jeans	I admit I don't have pro, but in past versions it's been the testament to why I hate Premiere. It didn't seem that there was an easy way. The best answer was to make the title in another program, have a different color background, and chromakey it out. After Effects is a little easier

26-December-03, 08:41 PM		#3 (permalink)
Dimazz Sk8-Hoe-r	first fault in one of adobes programs that i have found. (not fault but inconvinece) anyone else?

26-December-03, 08:57 PM		#4 (permalink)
neotheducky Rubber Duck-Hoe	Well, Ive been using Premeire alot lately. In 6.5, when creating a title, you just clicked the show video box. I dunno if it is different in Pro, but Im guessing it is because that would seem trivial. You could also set the transparency on the title. Set the transparency on the alpha channel (I think thats the channel) and you should be good to go. (Im gonna be wrong I know it)

26-December-03, 09:54 PM		#5 (permalink)
neotheducky Rubber Duck-Hoe	By the way, how did a 14 year old like you get a rather pricey Premiere Pro?

27-December-03, 12:05 AM		#6 (permalink)
Dimazz Sk8-Hoe-r	I think your right but i dont know how to set the transparancy. BTW i got a p****** (naughty word) version from Latvia, my grandma can get me anything i want for under 10 bux. It rocks. I know its bad and all but its also Adobes faulght for not protecting it, cause good luck getting a copy of final cut pro for mac. You cant find that anywhere. But adobe you can just dl from somewhere.

27-December-03, 01:08 AM		#7 (permalink)
neotheducky Rubber Duck-Hoe	You should be able to set the transparency by right click the title file and going to video options. If I am right it should be under there.