Adobe CS5 5, Win, ES 65051511 User Manual

Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 

What’s New

Whether working solo or in a workgroup that’s involved in a large multistudio production, industry 
professionals typically use a variety of production and post-production tools on virtually every 
project. Moving media and sequences between tools in complex production pipelines often 
requires format conversion, specialized plug-ins, tedious workarounds, or a lot of manual work to 
recreate elements that don’t transfer. The ability to share projects and assets between Adobe 
Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro, as well as between Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid NLEs such as 
Media Composer, means you can share files and timelines without conversion or rendering, 
preserving commonly used effects and transition. 
When Adobe Premiere Pro is installed as part of 
Production Premium, Final Cut Pro or Avid projects 
can be easily exchanged between Adobe Premiere 
Pro and Apple Final Cut and between Adobe 
Premiere Pro and Avid editing software—making it 
easy to take advantage of other Production Premium 
components in your workflow:

•  Streamline the process of creating interaction 

and navigation triggers in your videos for use in 
Adobe Flash Professional projects. Bring your 
Final Cut Pro or Avid projects into Adobe Premiere 
Pro, and then add timeline markers that can be 
embedded as cue points when you export FLV files 

•  Get a better After Effects workflow. Import Final Cut Pro or Avid projects into Adobe Premiere 

Pro and then use Dynamic Link to send the sequence through to After Effects, where you can 
create opening titles, animated graphics, and world-class special effects. Better yet, when Adobe 
Premiere Pro and After Effects are used as part of Production Premium, you can use Dynamic 
Link to see your After Effects compositions directly in the Premiere Pro timeline, in context with 
the rest of your edit, without renderings

•  Enjoy a smooth Blu-ray Disc authoring workflow. Bring you Final Cut Pro or Avid projects into 

Adobe Premiere Pro, and then use Dynamic Link to send the sequence directly to Encore, where 
you can author a Blu-ray Disc, DVD, or web DVD. Timeline markers in the sequence act as chapter 
markers in Encore 

•  Leverage the robust Adobe metadata workflow. Use Speech Search and other metadata 

features to add intelligence to your assets—metadata can be used downstream to engage 
viewers in new ways, from web-based DVDs to rich Internet experiences

Open workflows give video pros more flexibility when working in large teams, and they make 
it easy to tap into the power of Production Premium on any project.

Expanded interoperability between 

Adobe Premiere Pro and third-party NLEs lets you 
explore the creative benefits of Adobe Premiere Pro 

and other Adobe tools in any production workflow.

Open audio-editing workflows
You can expand your Adobe

Premiere Pro audio-editing workflow
with the ability to export audio
as an Open Media Framework
(OMF) file, which can be imported
into Digidesign Pro Tools audio
workstations. Adobe Premiere
Pro also offers tight integration
with Adobe Soundbooth CS5, the
audio-editing solution designed
for video professionals. This allows
you to use Pro Tools for your more

complex audio needs, bring the

final music mix back into Adobe
Premiere Pro, utilize Soundbooth
to clean up and enhance dialogue
tracks, and quickly add sound

effects and atmospheric audio
cues to your projects. The Edit In
Adobe Soundbooth command in
Adobe Premiere Pro lets you send
assets directly to Soundbooth.
After your edits are complete, the

files automatically update in the

Adobe Premiere Pro Timeline panel.