Premiere Pro CS4 Lift and Extract

By franklin mcmahon in Premiere Pro,Tutorial,Video Tutorials
Monday October 6, 2008

Franklin McMahon goes over Premiere Pro CS4′s lift and extract tools and compares them with some of the other methods video editors may use when editing video clips.

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Anna Haas (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Very good info and I appreciate all these tutorials
Franklin McMahon (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Thanks!

Franklin
http://www.franklinmcmahon.com/
meo (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Isn’t this just like using the razor with ripple delete? Or does this only affect the active video track – because only then this tool would be useful. If it spans all video/audio tracks, then it wouldn’t be all that useful.
lissa (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

thanks
you’re a good teacher!
Franklin McMahon (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Thanks! I’ll have some more Premiere tutorials up a little later this month..stay tuned

Franklin
cutepanda (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Thanks! This is really useful!
Ken Araujo (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Thanks much, such a clear, simple and helpful tutorial. Really appreciate your good work:)

Ken
http://www.kenaraujo.com
Hari Karam Singh (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Cool. Thanks for the info!
Craig (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

WOW thanks a lot, showed me a lot more than i thought!!
Bill Beatts (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

All the tutorials on this site are greatly appreciated by us all at Screenway. They tend to be more user focused and the little “snippets” of information also included is of good benefit for those of us who live day in day out in with CS4 Master Suite Adobe products. Well done from us.

Bill Beatts
http://www.screenway.co.uk
Franklin McMahon (Reply) on Monday October 6, 2008

Thanks for the comments!

Franklin
http://www.franklinmcmahon.com/