Operation Manual

88 LESSON 4 Organizing Your Content
You should see separate scenes in clip Video 6.mp4, although the clip is so short
that the difference between the scenes is minimal. With most longer, real-world
clips, you’ll see more distinct scenes and find that scene detection is quite useful.
In the Organizer, you can treat each scene as a separate clip—for example, double-
clicking it to play it in the preview window. You can consolidate all scenes back into
a single frame by clicking the Step Backward icon to the right of the final scene (
).
From the Organizer to Adobe Premiere Elements
After you’ve collected the clips you want to use in the Organizer, you have multiple
options for transferring them to Adobe Premiere Elements. ese options include
the following:
• Send them all to Adobe Premiere Elements to start a new project or for
insertion at the end of the timeline in an open project. e high-level procedure
is to select the desired clips, right-click, and choose Edit with Premiere
Elements Editor. Note that you can select complete clips or segments of clips
identified by the Auto-Analyzer. e full procedure is documented in “Working
in the Organizer” in Lesson 1. is option works well for simple projects
because it adds all content to the timeline quickly.
• Drag the clips into the Project Assets panel. You must be in Expert view for the
Project Assets panel to be available. Again, the high-level procedure is to select
the desired clips, and then drag them into the Project Assets panel. is option
gives you the most flexibility because you can add the content to the timeline in
any order and at anytime.