Avid Studio Ultimate Collection 15.0 Owner's manual

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Pinnacle Studio
Version 15
Including Studio, Studio Ultimate
and Studio Ultimate Collection
Your Life in Movies
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Documentation by Nick Sullivan
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Table of contents
BEFORE YOU START .................................................. XI
Equipment requirements ........................................................................ xii
Abbreviations and conventions ............................................................. xiv
On-line help .......................................................................................... xvi
CHAPTER 1: USING STUDIO ....................................... 1
Undo, Redo, Help, Support and Premium ............................................... 2
Setting options ......................................................................................... 3
Edit mode .................................................................................................... 4
The Player ................................................................................................ 5
Playback controls ..................................................................................... 8
Further editing topics ............................................................................. 11
Expanding Studio .................................................................................. 12
Project Archive and Restore .................................................................... 15
Archiving a Studio project ..................................................................... 16
Restoring an archived project ................................................................ 19
CHAPTER 2: CAPTURING AND IMPORTING MEDIA 23
The Studio Import Wizard ..................................................................... 24
Import Wizard panels .............................................................................. 25
The Import From panel .......................................................................... 26
The Import To panel .............................................................................. 29
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The Mode panel ..................................................................................... 33
The Compression Options window ....................................................... 36
The Scene Detection Options window ................................................... 37
The Filename panel ............................................................................... 38
Selecting media for import ...................................................................... 40
Import from file-based media ................................................................ 41
Import from DV or HDV camera .......................................................... 48
Import from analog sources ................................................................... 53
Import from DVD or Blu-ray Disc ........................................................ 54
Import from digital cameras .................................................................. 55
Stop motion ........................................................................................... 55
Snapshot ................................................................................................ 58
CHAPTER 3: THE ALBUM .......................................... 63
The Videos section .................................................................................... 69
Opening a video file .............................................................................. 73
Viewing video ....................................................................................... 77
Selecting scenes and files ...................................................................... 78
Displaying scene and file information ................................................... 79
Comment view ....................................................................................... 80
Combining and subdividing scenes ....................................................... 81
Redetecting scenes ................................................................................. 83
The Transitions section ............................................................................ 84
The Montage
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Themes section ................................................................ 86
The Titles section ...................................................................................... 87
The Still Images section ........................................................................... 88
The Disc Menus section ............................................................................ 89
The Sound Effects section ........................................................................ 90
The Music section ..................................................................................... 91
The Project Bin ......................................................................................... 92
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CHAPTER 4: THE MOVIE WINDOW ........................... 97
Movie Window views.............................................................................. 101
Storyboard view ................................................................................... 101
Timeline view ...................................................................................... 102
Text view ............................................................................................. 108
The toolboxes .......................................................................................... 108
The Video toolbox ............................................................................... 110
The Audio toolbox ............................................................................... 112
CHAPTER 5: VIDEO CLIPS ...................................... 115
Video clip basics ..................................................................................... 116
Adding video clips to your movie ....................................................... 116
Working with multiple capture files .................................................... 117
The project video format ..................................................................... 118
Interface features ................................................................................. 121
Trimming video clips .............................................................................. 123
Trimming on the Timeline using handles ............................................ 123
Clip-trimming tips ............................................................................... 127
Trimming with the Clip properties tool ............................................... 128
Resetting trimmed clips ....................................................................... 130
Splitting and combining clips ................................................................ 131
Advanced Timeline editing .................................................................... 132
Insert editing ........................................................................................ 134
Split editing ......................................................................................... 136
The SmartMovie music video tool ......................................................... 140
CHAPTER 6: MONTAGE
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THEMES AND EDITING . 145
Using themes ........................................................................................... 147
The Themes section of the Album ....................................................... 149
Creating theme clips ............................................................................ 149
Working with theme clips on the Timeline ......................................... 151
Anatomy of a theme ............................................................................ 153
Opening the Theme Editor tool............................................................ 156
Using the Theme Editor tool ................................................................ 157
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CHAPTER 7: VIDEO EFFECTS ................................. 161
Working with the effects list................................................................ 162
Changing effect parameters ................................................................. 164
Keyframing .......................................................................................... 166
Using keyframing ................................................................................ 169
Previewing and rendering .................................................................... 172
Video effects library ............................................................................... 172
Standard effects ...................................................................................... 174
Auto color correction ........................................................................... 175
Dream glow ......................................................................................... 175
Rotate ................................................................................................... 176
Noise reduction .................................................................................... 176
Stabilize ............................................................................................... 177
Speed ................................................................................................... 177
Ultimate effects ....................................................................................... 178
Blur ...................................................................................................... 179
Emboss ................................................................................................ 179
Old film ............................................................................................... 179
Soften ................................................................................................... 180
Stained glass ........................................................................................ 180
Luma key ............................................................................................. 181
2D Editor ............................................................................................. 181
Earthquake ........................................................................................... 181
Lens flare ............................................................................................. 182
Magnify ............................................................................................... 182
Motion blur .......................................................................................... 182
Water drop ........................................................................................... 183
Water wave .......................................................................................... 183
Black and white ................................................................................... 183
Color correction ................................................................................... 183
Color map ............................................................................................ 184
Invert ................................................................................................... 184
Lighting ............................................................................................... 185
Posterize .............................................................................................. 185
RGB color balance............................................................................... 185
Sepia .................................................................................................... 186
White balance ...................................................................................... 186
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CHAPTER 8: TWO-TRACK EDITING ....................... 187
Introducing the overlay track ............................................................... 187
A/B editing .......................................................................................... 189
The Picture-in-picture tool ................................................................... 190
The Chroma key tool ........................................................................... 196
Selecting colors ................................................................................... 202
CHAPTER 9: TRANSITIONS ..................................... 205
Transition types and their uses ............................................................ 207
Previewing transitions in your movie .................................................. 210
Audio transitions ................................................................................. 210
The Ripple Transition command ......................................................... 211
Trimming transitions ............................................................................. 212
Trimming with the Clip properties tool ............................................... 213
CHAPTER 10: STILL IMAGES .................................. 215
Editing still images ................................................................................. 217
Editing image clip properties ............................................................... 218
The Frame Grabber ............................................................................... 225
The Frame grabber tool ....................................................................... 225
CHAPTER 11: DISC MENUS ..................................... 227
Disc authoring in Studio ...................................................................... 229
Using menus from the Album .............................................................. 230
The DVD Player Control ..................................................................... 232
Editing menus on the Timeline ............................................................ 234
Editing with the Clip properties tool ................................................... 236
The Disc menu tool .............................................................................. 241
CHAPTER 12: THE CLASSIC TITLE EDITOR .......... 243
Launching the Classic Title Editor ...................................................... 244
The editor controls ................................................................................. 245
Title-type buttons ................................................................................. 245
Object toolbox ..................................................................................... 246
Editing-mode selection buttons ........................................................... 249
Object layout buttons ........................................................................... 251
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Clipboard and delete buttons ............................................................... 253
Text-styling controls ............................................................................ 253
The Classic Title Editor Album ............................................................. 255
The Looks Browser ............................................................................. 255
The Backgrounds section ..................................................................... 257
The Pictures section ............................................................................. 259
The Buttons section ............................................................................. 260
CHAPTER 13: THE MOTION TITLER ....................... 263
Launching (and leaving) the titler ........................................................ 265
File operations ..................................................................................... 267
The Motion Titler Album ...................................................................... 268
The Videos section .............................................................................. 270
The Photos section ............................................................................... 271
The Objects section ............................................................................. 272
The Looks section ................................................................................ 273
The Motions section ............................................................................ 278
Creating and editing Motion Titles ....................................................... 281
The Background Panel ......................................................................... 283
The Edit window ................................................................................. 285
Working with text ................................................................................ 288
Working with the Layer List................................................................ 292
Working with layer groups .................................................................. 299
CHAPTER 14: SOUND EFFECTS AND MUSIC ........ 303
The Timeline audio tracks ................................................................... 306
The CD audio tool ............................................................................... 308
The Background music tool ................................................................. 309
The Voice-over tool ............................................................................. 311
Trimming audio clips ............................................................................. 314
Trimming with the Clip properties tool ............................................... 314
Audio volume and mixing ...................................................................... 316
Anatomy of an audio clip .................................................................... 317
Adjusting audio on the Timeline ......................................................... 319
Transitions on the audio tracks ............................................................ 322
The Volume and balance tool .............................................................. 322
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CHAPTER 15: AUDIO EFFECTS .............................. 329
Noise reduction .................................................................................... 330
Ultimate effects ....................................................................................... 332
ChannelTool ........................................................................................ 332
Chorus ................................................................................................. 332
DeEsser ................................................................................................ 333
Equalizer .............................................................................................. 333
Grungelizer .......................................................................................... 334
Leveler ................................................................................................. 335
Reverb ................................................................................................. 335
Stereo Echo .......................................................................................... 336
Stereo Spread ....................................................................................... 336
CHAPTER 16: MAKING YOUR MOVIE ..................... 337
Output to disc media .............................................................................. 340
Output to file ........................................................................................... 344
Output to tape ......................................................................................... 352
Configuring a camera or video recorder... ........................................... 352
Output your movie to videotape .......................................................... 354
Output to the web ................................................................................... 355
APPENDIX A: SETUP OPTIONS .............................. 357
Project preferences .............................................................................. 358
Video and audio preferences ............................................................... 361
Make Disc settings .............................................................................. 366
Make File settings ................................................................................ 371
Make Real Media file settings ............................................................. 375
Make Windows Media file settings ..................................................... 378
Make tape settings ............................................................................... 380
APPENDIX B: TIPS AND TRICKS ............................ 383
Hardware ............................................................................................. 383
Graphics card settings .......................................................................... 385
Studio and computer animation ........................................................... 386
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APPENDIX C: TROUBLESHOOTING ....................... 387
Technical help on-line ............................................................................ 388
Top support issues .................................................................................. 390
Errors or crashes during installation .................................................... 391
Studio crashes in Edit mode ................................................................ 392
Studio hangs when rendering ............................................................... 397
Studio hangs on launch or does not launch .......................................... 400
“Burning failed” error appears in Make Movie ................................... 402
DVDs do not play back, or appear blank ............................................. 404
APPENDIX D: VIDEOGRAPHY TIPS ........................ 405
Creating a shooting plan ...................................................................... 405
Editing ................................................................................................. 406
Rules of thumb for video editing ......................................................... 410
Soundtrack production ......................................................................... 412
Title ..................................................................................................... 413
APPENDIX E: GLOSSARY ........................................ 415
APPENDIX F: KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS ................ 433
INDEX ........................................................................ 437
Before you start xi
Before you start
Thank you for purchasing Pinnacle Studio. We hope
you enjoy using the software.
This manual covers all versions of Studio, including
Studio Ultimate and Studio Ultimate Collection.
Differences between versions will be noted as
applicable. Most of the time, the word “Studio” will be
used generically to refer to all versions. Similarly,
references to “Studio Ultimate” apply also to Studio
Ultimate Collection unless otherwise stated.
If you have not used Studio before, we recommend that
you keep the manual handy for reference even if you
don’t actually read it all the way through.
In order to ensure that your Studio experience gets off
on the right foot, please review the three topics below
before continuing to Chapter 1: Using Studio.
Also highly recommended to new users is the Studio
Tutorial. To launch the Tutorial, click its link on the
“splash” screen when you start Studio, or use the Help
Guided Tour menu command within the application
itself.
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Equipment requirements
In addition to your Studio software, an efficient Studio
editing system requires certain levels of hardware
performance as noted in this section. Remember too
that while specifications are important, they do not tell
the whole story: the proper functioning of hardware
devices can also depend on manufacturer-supplied
driver software. Checking the maker’s web-site for
driver updates and support information can often be
helpful in solving problems with graphics cards, sound
cards and other devices.
Note: Some features mentioned here require free or
paid “activation” via the Internet, depending on your
version of Studio.
Computer
Intel Pentium or AMD Athlon 1.8 GHz or higher
(2.4 GHz or higher recommended). Intel Core™ 2 or
i7 2.4 GHz required for AVCHD editing (2.66 GHz
for AVCHD 1920)
1 GB system memory recommended, 2 GB required
for AVCHD editing
Windows® 7, Windows Vista® with SP2, or
Windows XP with SP3
DirectX 9 or 10 compatible graphics card with 64
MB (128 MB or higher recommended); 256 MB for
HD and AVCHD editing
DirectX 9 or higher compatible sound card
3.2 GB of disk space (plug-ins extra)
DVD-ROM drive to install software.
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The following items are optional:
CD-R(W) burner for creating VideoCDs (VCDs) or
Super VideoCDs (SVCDs).
DVD-/+R(W) burner for creating DVD, HD DVD
and AVCHD discs.
Blu-ray burner for creating Blu-ray discs (Studio
Ultimate).
Sound card with surround-sound output for preview
of surround-sound mixes.
The hard drive
Your hard drive must be capable of sustained reading
and writing at 4 MB/sec. Most drives are capable of
this. The first time you capture, Studio will test your
drive to make sure it is fast enough. Video in the DV
format occupies 3.6 MB of hard drive space per
second, so just four and a half minutes of DV video
will consume a full gigabyte on the drive.
Tip: For capture from video tape, we recommend using
a separate hard drive in order to avoid competition
between Studio and other software, including
Windows, for use of the drive during capture.
Video capture hardware
Studio can capture video from a variety of digital and
analog sources. Please see “The Import From panel” on
page 26.
Video output hardware
Studio can output video to:
Any HDV, DV or Digital8 camcorder or VCR. This
requires an OHCI-compliant IEEE-1394 (FireWire)
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port (as provided by Pinnacle Studio DV). The
camcorder must be set up to record from DV Input.
Any analog (8mm, Hi8, VHS, SVHS, VHS-C or
SVHS-C) camcorder or VCR. This requires Pinnacle
Studio USB-700, PCI-500, PCI-700, or another
Pinnacle device with analog outputs. Output to
analog camcorders or VCRs is also possible using a
Pinnacle Studio DV or other OHCI-compliant 1394
port if your DV or Digital8 camcorder or VCR can
pass a DV signal through to its analog outputs (see
your camcorder manual and Chapter 16: Making
your movie, for more information).
Abbreviations and conventions
This guide uses the following conventions to help
organize the material.
Terminology
AVCHD: A video data format used by some high-
definition camcorders, and for creating DVD discs that
can be read on Blu-ray players. Successful editing of
AVCHD files requires more computing power than
other formats supported by Studio.
DV: The term “DV” refers to DV and Digital8
camcorders, VCRs and tapes.
HDV: A “high-definition video” format that allows
video in frame sizes of 1280x720 or 1440x1080 to be
recorded in MPEG-2 format on DV media.
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1394: The term “1394” refers to OHCI-compliant
IEEE-1394, FireWire, DV or i.LINK interfaces, ports
and cables.
Analog: The term “analog” refers to 8mm, Hi8, VHS,
SVHS, VHS-C or SVHS-C camcorders, VCRs and
tapes, and to Composite/RCA and S-Video cables and
connectors.
Buttons, menus, dialog boxes and windows
Names of buttons, menus and related items are written
in italics to distinguish them from the surrounding text,
whereas window and dialog names are written with
initial capital letters. For example:
Click the Edit menu button to open your menu in the
Classic Title Editor.
Choosing menu commands
The right arrowhead symbol () denotes the path for
hierarchical menu items. For example:
Select Toolbox Generate Background Music.
Keyboard conventions
Key names are spelled with an initial capital and are
underlined. A plus sign denotes a key combination. For
example:
Press Ctrl+A to select all the clips on the Timeline.
Mouse clicks
When a mouse click is required, the default is always a
left-click unless otherwise specified:
Right-click and select Go to Title/Menu Editor.
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On-line help
Two kinds of immediate help are always available
while you are working in Studio:
Help file: Click the help button in the Studio
main menu bar, or select the Help Help topics
menu, or press F1 to open Studio’s help file.
Tool tips: To find out what a button or other Studio
control does, pause your mouse pointer over it. A
“tool tip” appears explaining its function.
Chapter 1: Using Studio 1
CHAPTER 1:
Using Studio
Creating movies with Studio is a three-step process:
1. Import: Import source video material – your “raw
footage” – to your PC hard drive. Possible sources
include analog videotape (8mm, VHS etc.), digital
videotape (HDV, DV, Digital8), memory cards and
other file-based media, and live video from a video
camera, camcorder or webcam.
Import mode is covered in Chapter 2: Capturing and
importing media.
2. Edit: Arrange your video material as desired by
reordering scenes and discarding unwanted footage.
Add visuals, such as transitions, titles and graphics, and
supplementary audio, such as sound effects and
background music. For DVD, Blu-ray Disc and VCD
authoring, create interactive menus that give your
audience a customized viewing experience.
Edit mode is the arena for most of your work in Studio.
See “Edit mode” later in this chapter (page 4) for a
fuller introduction.
Availability: Blu-ray Disc authoring is supported in Studio Ultimate
and Studio Ultimate Collection only.
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3. Make movie: When your project is complete,
generate a finished movie in your choice of format and
storage medium: tape, VCD, S-VCD, DVD, AVI,
MPEG, RealVideo, Windows Media and more.
Make Movie mode is covered in Chapter 16: Making
your movie.
Setting the mode
Select which step of the movie-making process you
want to work on by clicking one of the three mode
buttons at the top left of the Studio window:
When you switch modes, the Studio screen changes to
display the controls needed for the new mode.
Undo, Redo, Help, Support and Premium
The Undo, Redo, Help,
Support and Premium
buttons are always to be found in the top right corner
of the Studio window, no matter which of the three
modes you are currently working in.
Undo allows you to back out of any changes you
have made to your project during the current session,
one step at a time.
Redo reinstates the changes one by one if you undo
too far.
The Help button launches Studio’s built-in help
system.
Chapter 1: Using Studio 3
The Support button opens Studio’s technical support
site in your web browser.
The Premium button lets you expand Studio by
purchasing and installing premium content. (See
page 12 for details.)
All other controls on the Studio screen are dedicated
to tasks within the current mode.
Setting options
Most options in Studio are set using two tabbed dialog
boxes.
The first lets you control options related to Edit mode.
It has two tabs:
The other dialog box is concerned with options relating
to Make Movie mode. It has three tabs, one for each of
the three movie output types:
Each panel of both dialog boxes can be opened
individually with a corresponding command on the
Setup menu (e.g. Setup Project preferences). Once
either dialog box is open, however, all of its panels are
available through the tabs.
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For simplicity, we generally refer to the different
options panels independently, as in “the Project
preferences options panel”.
Detailed explanations of the options in both dialog
boxes are contained in Appendix A: Setup Options.
Additional options for importing are provided on the
Mode panel of the Import Wizard. The options
available depend on the type of media you plan to
import, as explained under “The Mode panel” on page
33.
EDIT MODE
Studio opens in Edit mode each time it is launched,
because that is the mode you use most often. The Edit
mode display includes three main areas.
The Album stores resources you will use in your
movies, including your captured video scenes.
The Movie Window is where you create your edited
movie by arranging video and sound clips, and by
applying transitions and effects.
The Player provides playback and previewing for
whichever item is currently selected in Studio. That
may be an Album resource – such as a video scene, title
or sound effect – or your edited movie, complete with
transitions, titles, effects and several audio tracks. The
Player is covered below.
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Avid Studio Ultimate Collection 15.0 Owner's manual

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