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Chapter 6, Setting Up Realtime Effects with Adobe Premiere
$ Zoom buttons You u s e the + or – zoom button to zoom in or out on the
tracks. You can use this feature to find a certain frame, or range of frames,
within your effect.
✖ Reverse Select this to reverse the direction of the pattern for your selected
effect.
✗ Force render Select this to force your effect to be rendered when you
return to the Timeline. Certain effects, particularly particle effects, are
difficult for some systems to play back in real time without dropping frames.
If you find that this is happening, select
Force render. The effect will appear
with a red bar over it when you return to the Timeline, indicating that the
effect requires rendering. Once rendered, the effect will play back smoothly.
Specifying a default Matrox effect
The first time you apply a Matrox transition or effect to your Timeline, a default
effect is applied. This default effect is usually the first effect in the
Effect List.
You can change the default effect for each effect category (advanced DVEs, page
curls, etc.).
°To change the default Matrox effect:
1 Set up the Matrox effect on the Timeline.
2 In the Matrox Effect Setup dialog box, locate the effect you want from the
Effect List. If needed, select a different folder under Directory to find the
effect you want.
3 Right-click the effect you want as the default effect, and choose Set as
Default Effect
from the pop-up menu.
¦NoteThe name of your default effect or transition will be highlighted in
orange in the
Effect List.
The next time you apply this category of Matrox effect to your Timeline, the
default effect will be applied.