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The video tutorial provides an overview of using the Quickview timeline in Adobe Premiere Elements 11.

TheQuick view timeline provides a stage on which you can quickly arrangeyour clips into a movie. It displays each clip as a series of framesthat span the entire clip length. Move the slider to the right tozoom out and see your entire video. Move the slider to the leftto zoom in and see a clip in more detail. The Quick view timelinehas the following tracks:

• Title: Add a title for yourclip on this track

• Video: Edit your video on this track

• Sound: Place background music and other sounds

• Narration: Add a narration for your clip to this track

Usethe Quick view timeline to quickly assemble your clips into a movie.Click the scissor icon on the current-time indicator to split aclip and remove an unwanted portion. You can also use the panelsin the Action bar to add titles, transitions, special effects, andmusic to your clips.

Drag clips directly to the Quick view timeline from Finder. You can also use the Add Media panel to add clips to the Quick view timeline from various sources.

After adding clips, use the Quick view timeline to rearrange them. You can insert a clip before another, after another, or even split it before inserting.

Drag a clip from Finder to the Quick view timeline. When you drag the clip over the Quick view timeline, a vertical green line indicates the drop zone where you can place the clip. When the pointer changes to the insert icon, release the mouse button.

Drag the clip from Finder to the Monitor panel. The clip is automatically placed in the Quick view timeline.

Drag the clip from Finder on to a clip in the Quick view timeline.

The new clip appears in front of the one on which youdropped it, and subsequent clips shift to the right.

In the Quick view timeline, selectthe clip after which you want to insert the new clip.

Drag the clip from Finder to the Monitor panel or the Quick view timeline.

The new clip appears to the right of the selected clip,and subsequent clips shift to the right.

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Draga clip from a location in the Quick view timeline to a differentlocation before or after another clip. Place the clip in the dropzone (indicated by a vertical green line) when the pointer changesto the insert icon.

The clip moves to its new location and all subsequentclips shift to the right.

You can rearrange clips in a movie bycopying and pasting them within your project. You can copy and pastemultiple clips at a time, and either insert them between existingclips or overlay existing frames. The clips maintain their relative spacingin time.

Adobe Premiere Elements 11 pastes clips tothe Video 1 or Audio 1 track at the location of the current-timeindicator. However, you can avoid this action by manually copying clipson multiple tracks. When you paste a clip in the Quick view timeline,the current-time indicator moves to the end of a clip. This featureenables easy and efficient handling of consecutive paste operations.

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In the Quick view timeline, select one or moreclips in the movie. To select only the audio or video of linkedclips, Alt‑click the desired clip.

In the Quick view timeline, position the current‑timeindicator at the point you want to paste, and do one of the following:

• To overlay the clips and replace existingfootage on the track, choose Edit > Paste.

• To insert the pasted clips and shift existing footage,choose Edit > Paste Insert.

Note:

You can also copy a clip’s attributes—motion,opacity, volume, and other effects—and paste them into another clip.

Whenyou zoom in on the Quick view timeline, it is magnified around the current‑timeindicator, letting you examine smaller increments of media. Youcan also zoom in as you add a clip, magnifying the location aroundthe pointer rather than the current‑time indicator. This techniquelets you see the exact placement of the insertion point before yourelease the mouse.

In contrast, zooming out displays moreof the Quick view timeline, giving you a visual summary of the movie.

In the Quick view timeline, do one of the following:

• Tozoom in or out as you add a clip, drag the clip to the Quick viewtimeline. Hold down the mouse button, and press the Equals (=) keyto increase the zoom factor or press the Minus (–) key to decreaseit.

• Tozoom in or out as you add a clip, drag a clip to the Quick viewtimeline. Hold down the mouse button, and press the semicolon (;) keyto increase the zoom factor. Press the Minus (–) key to decreasethe zoom factor.

• To zoom in on the Quick view timeline, drag theZoom slider to the right, or click the Zoom In button.

• To zoom out of the Quick view timeline, drag theZoom slider to the left, or click the Zoom Out button.

Note:

Totoggle between viewing the entire movie in the Quick view timelineand the previous zoom level setting, click the Fit To Visible Timeline icon.Alternatively, press the Backslash () key. Make sure that the Quickview timeline is active before pressing the Backslash () key. Youcan also zoom in and out by pressing the Equals (=) or Minus (-)keys on the keyboard (not the numeric keypad).

Note:

To zoom out so that the entiremovie is visible in the Quick view timeline, press the Yen sign(¥) key. Make sure that the Quick view timeline is active beforepressing the Yen sign (¥) key.

Note:

The steps described to zoom in and zoom out of the Quickview timeline also apply to the Expert view timeline.

Ctrl-click the clip and choose one of the following:

Deletes the clip and removes the gap by adjusting the positionof one or more clips

Removes the audio from your movie.

The video tutorial provides an overview of using the Quickview timeline in Adobe Premiere Elements 11.

TheQuick view timeline provides a stage on which you can quickly arrangeyour clips into a movie. It displays each clip as a series of framesthat span the entire clip length. Move the slider to the right tozoom out and see your entire video. Move the slider to the leftto zoom in and see a clip in more detail. The Quick view timelinehas the following tracks:

• Title: Add a title for yourclip on this track

• Video: Edit your video on this track

• Sound: Place background music and other sounds

• Narration: Add a narration for your clip to this track

Usethe Quick view timeline to quickly assemble your clips into a movie.Click the scissor icon on the current-time indicator to split aclip and remove an unwanted portion. You can also use the panelsin the Action bar to add titles, transitions, special effects, andmusic to your clips.

Drag clips directly to the Quick view timeline from Finder. You can also use the Add Media panel to add clips to the Quick view timeline from various sources.

After adding clips, use the Quick view timeline to rearrange them. You can insert a clip before another, after another, or even split it before inserting.

Drag a clip from Finder to the Quick view timeline. When you drag the clip over the Quick view timeline, a vertical green line indicates the drop zone where you can place the clip. When the pointer changes to the insert icon, release the mouse button.

Drag the clip from Finder to the Monitor panel. The clip is automatically placed in the Quick view timeline.

Drag the clip from Finder on to a clip in the Quick view timeline.

The new clip appears in front of the one on which youdropped it, and subsequent clips shift to the right.

In the Quick view timeline, selectthe clip after which you want to insert the new clip.

Drag the clip from Finder to the Monitor panel or the Quick view timeline.

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The new clip appears to the right of the selected clip,and subsequent clips shift to the right.

Draga clip from a location in the Quick view timeline to a differentlocation before or after another clip. Place the clip in the dropzone (indicated by a vertical green line) when the pointer changesto the insert icon.

The clip moves to its new location and all subsequentclips shift to the right.

You can rearrange clips in a movie bycopying and pasting them within your project. You can copy and pastemultiple clips at a time, and either insert them between existingclips or overlay existing frames. The clips maintain their relative spacingin time.

Adobe Premiere Elements 11 pastes clips tothe Video 1 or Audio 1 track at the location of the current-timeindicator. However, you can avoid this action by manually copying clipson multiple tracks. When you paste a clip in the Quick view timeline,the current-time indicator moves to the end of a clip. This featureenables easy and efficient handling of consecutive paste operations.

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In the Quick view timeline, select one or moreclips in the movie. To select only the audio or video of linkedclips, Alt‑click the desired clip.

In the Quick view timeline, position the current‑timeindicator at the point you want to paste, and do one of the following:

• To overlay the clips and replace existingfootage on the track, choose Edit > Paste.

• To insert the pasted clips and shift existing footage,choose Edit > Paste Insert.

Note:

You can also copy a clip’s attributes—motion,opacity, volume, and other effects—and paste them into another clip.

Whenyou zoom in on the Quick view timeline, it is magnified around the current‑timeindicator, letting you examine smaller increments of media. Youcan also zoom in as you add a clip, magnifying the location aroundthe pointer rather than the current‑time indicator. This techniquelets you see the exact placement of the insertion point before yourelease the mouse.

In contrast, zooming out displays moreof the Quick view timeline, giving you a visual summary of the movie.

In the Quick view timeline, do one of the following:

• Tozoom in or out as you add a clip, drag the clip to the Quick viewtimeline. Hold down the mouse button, and press the Equals (=) keyto increase the zoom factor or press the Minus (–) key to decreaseit.

• Tozoom in or out as you add a clip, drag a clip to the Quick viewtimeline. Hold down the mouse button, and press the semicolon (;) keyto increase the zoom factor. Press the Minus (–) key to decreasethe zoom factor.

• To zoom in on the Quick view timeline, drag theZoom slider to the right, or click the Zoom In button.

• To zoom out of the Quick view timeline, drag theZoom slider to the left, or click the Zoom Out button.

Note:

Totoggle between viewing the entire movie in the Quick view timelineand the previous zoom level setting, click the Fit To Visible Timeline icon.Alternatively, press the Backslash () key. Make sure that the Quickview timeline is active before pressing the Backslash () key. Youcan also zoom in and out by pressing the Equals (=) or Minus (-)keys on the keyboard (not the numeric keypad).

Note:

To zoom out so that the entiremovie is visible in the Quick view timeline, press the Yen sign(¥) key. Make sure that the Quick view timeline is active beforepressing the Yen sign (¥) key.

Note:

The steps described to zoom in and zoom out of the Quickview timeline also apply to the Expert view timeline.

Ctrl-click the clip and choose one of the following:

Deletes the clip and removes the gap by adjusting the positionof one or more clips

Removes the audio from your movie.