Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0
Preview a movie
-
To
preview in the Timeline, click the Play button
.
- To preview when the Timeline is active, press the spacebar.
- To preview in the Sceneline, double-click the clip in
the Sceneline.
- To control the speed of the preview, drag the shuttle
slider to the right in the Monitor panel. The clip plays faster
the further you drag the shuttle slider.
- To play in reverse, drag the shuttle slider to the left
in the Monitor panel. The clip rewinds faster the further you drag
the shuttle slider.
- To pause the preview, click the Pause button
in the
Monitor panel or press the spacebar. (The Play button and the spacebar
toggle between Play and Pause.)
- To go forward one frame, click the Frame Forward button
in the
Monitor panel.
- To go forward five frames, Shift‑click the Frame Forward
button in the Monitor panel.
- To go backward one frame, click the Frame Back button
in the
Monitor panel.
- To go backward five frames, Shift‑click the Frame Back
button in the Monitor panel.
- To jump to a different frame, click the current‑time
display, and type the new time. (You don’t need to type
colons or semicolons. However, be aware that Adobe Premiere Elements
interprets numbers under 100 as frames.)
- To go to the end of the previous clip (the cut or edit
point), click the Go To Previous Edit Point button
in the
Monitor panel.
- To go to the beginning of the next clip, click the Go
To Next Edit Point button
in the
Monitor panel.
- To preview a movie in full-screen mode, click the Play
Full Screen button
in the
Monitor panel.
