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For most assets, you can start a sequence
simply by selecting one of the presets provided in the New Sequence
dialog box. The presets included with Premiere Pro include the correct
settings for common types of assets. Preserve editing quality by
using a preset that conforms to the specifications of your original assets.
For example, if your sequence will use footage mostly in DV format,
use a DV preset. If you need to specify lower quality settings for
output (such as streaming web video), don’t change your sequence
settings. Instead, change your export settings later. For more information
about learning the parameters of your assets, see Selecting a sequence preset. When all the parameters
of your assets do not match all the settings of any preset on the Sequence
Presets tab of the New Sequence dialog box, do one of the following: select a preset with most settings matching the parameters
of the assets you want to edit, then select the General tab, and
customize the preset so that its settings match the asset parameters
exactly,
without selecting a preset, select the General tab of the
New Preset dialog box. Select Desktop from the Editing Mode menu,
and customize the settings on the General tab until they match the
parameters of your assets.
If your computer
has a capture card compatible with Premiere Pro, its own optimized
presets may appear in the Available Presets list.
The sequence
settings must be correct when you create the sequence. Once a sequence
is created, some sequence settings, such as the timebase settings,
are locked. This prevents unwanted inconsistencies that could result
from changing sequence settings later.
- Do one of the following:
- On the Sequence Presets tab, select a preset from the
Available Presets list.
- Type the name of the sequence, and then click OK.
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. Then
select Sequence.