Corel VideoStudio 9: The Complete Video Editing Manual

Author: Ling Chuang Studio
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Adobe Premiere Elements 9 is a personal family video editing software. Watching the footage you shot is a satisfaction, and sharing the footage with family and friends is a joyful experience filled with happiness. Adobe Premiere Elements 9 lets you experience a brand-new joy of editing. In the all-new Adobe Premiere Elements 9, you can directly retain the original recording of the footage through the DV to DVD Wizard. You can also directly edit your personal style with the innovative Video Wizard and the more comprehensive and powerful editing mode to embellish your personal videos. Adobe Premiere Elements 9 gives your videos a new life, allowing you to experience the joy of shooting and video editing. Adobe Premiere Elements 9 helps you preserve the delicate essence and the fine lines of objects, letting you relive the original emotions of the moment you shot, and enjoy the fun of video editing. This book is a practical tutorial designed for readers who want to learn and master the use of the Ulead VideoStudio 9 Chinese version in a short time. It comprehensively and systematically introduces the various operational steps of VideoStudio 9 in handling videos, starting from scratch and progressing gradually to help readers create their own personalized "blockbusters." Through the methods introduced in this book, you will be able to easily enjoy the creative life of the digital era and better achieve your DV dreams!
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.1 Main Features of Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.1.1 Main Features of Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.1.2 New Features of Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.2 System Requirements for Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.3 Installing Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.4 Installing Tool Software
1.5 Launching Adobe Premiere Elements 9
1.6 Uninstalling Adobe Premiere Elements 9
Chapter 2: Basic Video Editing
2.1 Key Points for Selecting a Video Capture Card
2.2 Understanding and Installing IEEE1394 Cards
2.3 Setting and Viewing IEEE1394 Cards
2.4 Installing Analog Capture Cards
2.5 Connecting Capture Cards to Sound Cards
2.6 Setting Windows Recording Features
2.7 Connecting and Detecting USB Devices
2.8 Installing CD/DVD Burners
2.9 Knowledge of Video Editing
2.9.1 Introduction to Video Formats
2.9.2 Introduction to Audio Formats
2.9.3 Common Terms in Digital Video Technology
2.9.4 Common Terms in Digital Video Editing
Chapter 3: Completing DV Tape Burning to DVD Disc in Two Steps
3.1 Connecting the Camera
3.2 Checking the Connection Status of the DV Camera
3.3 Scanning Scenes in the DV Tape
3.4 Burning DV Video to a DVD Disc
Chapter 4: Completing Professional Video Production in Three Steps
4.1 Completing Video Production in Three Steps
4.1.1 Capturing Video
4.1.2 Applying Style Templates
4.1.3 Burning DVD, VCD, or SVCD Discs
4.2 Adding Video and Images
4.3 Using the Media Gallery
4.4 Extracting Video from DVD Discs
Chapter 5: Parameter Settings and Project File Management
5.1 Software Predefined and Personalized Parameter Settings
5.1.1 Setting the [General] Tab
5.1.2 Setting the [Edit] Tab
5.1.3 Setting the [Capture] Tab
5.1.4 Setting the [Preview] Tab
5.2 VideoStudio Project Management
5.2.1 Using the Production Wizard
5.2.2 Setting Project Properties
5.2.3 Saving the Project
5.2.4 Saving the Project as Another Version
5.2.5 Opening the Project
5.3 Undo and Redo Operations
Chapter 6: Capturing Video
6.1 Prerequisites
6.1.1 Seamless DV and MPEG Capture
6.1.2 DVAVI Type 1 and Type 2
6.1.3 Program Interface
6.1.4 Step Panel
6.1.5 Controlling the DV Camera with the Navigator Panel
6.1.6 Playback and Control Buttons
6.1.7 Capture Options Panel
6.1.8 Capture Video Options Panel
6.2 Capturing DV Video
6.3 Scene Splitting Function
6.4 Capturing Analog Video
6.5 Capturing Other Videos
6.6 Capturing Video of a Specified Duration
6.7 Capturing Static Images
Chapter 7: Editing Video Clips
7.1 Three Views of Editing Steps
7.1.1 Storyboard View
7.1.2 Timeline View
7.1.3 Audio View
7.2 Adding Materials
7.2.1 Adding Video Clips
7.2.2 Adding Image Clips
7.2.3 Adding Color Clips
7.2.4 Adding Flash Animation Clips
7.3 Splitting Materials by Scene
7.4 Cutting Materials
7.4.1 Trimming Video Clips
7.4.2 Saving Trimmed Video
7.4.3 Splitting Video Clips
7.5 Adjusting Video Clips
7.5.1 Adjusting the Play Order of Materials
7.5.2 Separating Audio from the Video
7.5.3 Adjusting the Volume of Video Clips
7.5.4 Fast Motion and Slow Motion
7.5.5 Reverse Effect
7.5.6 Correcting Video Color
7.6 Extracting Static Images from Video Clips
7.7 Multiple Trimming of Video
7.8 Video Filters
Chapter 8: Transitions and Overlay Effects
8.1 Transition Effects
8.1.1 Introduction to Transition Effects
8.1.2 Default Transition Effects
8.2 Applying Transition Effects
8.2.1 Adding Transition Effects
8.2.2 Modifying Transition Effects
8.2.3 Deleting Transition Effects
8.3 Introduction to Overlay Effects
8.4 Overview of the [Overlay] Panel
8.4.1 [Edit] Tab
8.4.2 [Properties] Tab
8.5 Several Examples of Applying Overlay Tracks
Chapter 9: Adding Titles and Subtitles
9.1 Overview of the [Titles] Panel
9.1.1 [Edit] Tab
9.1.2 [Animation] Tab
9.2 Adding Preset Titles
9.3 Adding a Single Title
9.4 Adding Multiple Titles
9.5 Creating Text Effects
9.5.1 Adding Borders
9.5.2 Adding Shadows
9.6 Creating Animated Titles
9.7 Creating Rolling Subtitles
9.8 Fading In and Out Subtitles
Chapter 10: Music and Sound Synthesis
10.1 Overview of the [Audio] Panel
10.1.1 [Music and Sounds] Tab
10.1.2 [Auto Music] Tab
10.2 Recording and Adding Sounds
10.2.1 Recording Narration with a Microphone
10.2.2 Adding Sounds
10.3 Obtaining and Adding Music
10.3.1 Obtaining Music from CDs
10.3.2 Using the Auto Music Feature
10.4 Trimming Audio Clips
10.4.1 Trimming with Thumbnails
10.4.2 Trimming with Ranges
10.4.3 Trimming with Trim Bars
10.4.4 Changing the Playback Speed of Audio
10.5 Sound Mixing
10.6 Using Volume Adjustment Lines
10.7 Audio Filters
Chapter 11: Rendering and Outputting Videos
11.1 Overview of the [Share] Panel
11.2 Rendering and Saving Video Files
11.2.1 Rendering the Entire Video
11.2.2 Local Rendering
11.2.3 Keeping Only the Audio in the Video
11.3 Project Playback
11.3.1 Playing the Project at Actual Size
11.3.2 Playing the Video on a DV Camera
11.4 Burning VCD/SVCD/DVD Discs
11.4.1 Selecting Disc Format
11.4.2 Adding Files to the Disc
11.4.3 Adjusting Playback Order
11.4.4 Scene Chapter Control
11.4.5 Setting Scene Menus
11.4.6 Previewing the Video
11.4.7 Burning the Disc
11.5 Exporting Videos
11.5.1 Exporting to Ulead DVD Disk Recorder
11.5.2 Creating Video Webpages
11.5.3 Sending Emails
11.5.4 Creating Video Greetings
11.5.5 Creating Video Screen Savers
11.6 Recording the Video Back to a DV Camera