Duration: 6 hrs
Loaded with features and functionality, Avid Xpress Pro software lets users
edit DV, mix resolutions in the timeline, and save space using the new 15:1s
offline resolution. Editors can access 24 video and 24 audio tracks with unlimited
layers, apply 2D and 3D OpenGL-based effects, edit true 23.976 media, trim and
edit using JKL keys, and customize their workspaces. Built-in software "experts"
such as AutoCorrect and NaturalMatch color correction, DV Scene Extraction,
AutoSave, and ExpertRender let both new and experienced users focus on the creative
process, not the technology. And with both Mac OS X and Windows XP software
included in the same box so you are ready for the future, no matter what system
you're using when you get there. Author James Monohan guides users through the
application. This course will also help previous users of Avid Xpress DV 3.5.
Introduction
Xpress DV vs. Xpress Pro
How to Use This CD
Advantages of the Mojo
Getting Started
Creating or Loading a Project
The Choose User Profile menu
Importing a Project from Another System
Creating Your Settings
Creating
Importing/Exporting a User Profile
The Fast Menu: Displaying Settings
Creating/Duplicating a Settings
Changing a Setting
User Profile Selection in Xpress Pro
Mapping Your Keyboard and Interface
Button to Button Reassigment
Adding a Modifer to a Mapping
Menu to Button Reassignment
Using the Tool Palette
Using the Active Palette
Using Toolsets
Customizing your Window Arrangements
Linking Settings to Toolsets
Using Bins and Folders
Creating Bins
Creating Folders
Using the SuperBin
Trashing Bins
Preparing to Capture
Deck Configuration Settings
Other Deck-Related Settings
Choosing Your Source Tape
Designating Capture Drives (Scratch Disks)
Drive-related Capture Settings
Choosing a Video Resolution
Choosing Audio Input
Sample Rate, Format and Bit size
Setting Your Logging Bin
Logging and Capturing
Alternative to Logging and Capturing
Logging Clips
Batch Capturing Clips
Capturing with a non-controllable deck
Importing Media into Avid
Importing Bin Items from Other Projects
Importing Video Clips
Importing Music/Sounds from CD
Importing Stills
Importing High Res: Pan and Zoom
Preparing to Edit
Creating a Sequence
Loading an Existing Sequence
Setting Starting Timecode
Customizing Your Timeline Pt.1
Customizing Your Timeline Pt.2
Editing Basics: The Three-Point Edit
Loading a Clip Into a Source Monitor
Using XDV's Play Controls
Marking & Changing In & Outs Pt.1
Marking & Changing In & Outs Pt.2
Selecting & Patching Tracks
Splice-In Editing
Overwrite Editing
Drag and Drop Editing Pt.1
Drag and Drop Editing Pt.2
Editing: Intermediate Techniques
Moving Around the Timeline Pt.1
Moving Around the Timeline Pt.2
Using Locators
Deleting with Lift and Extract
Deleting with Lift and Extract Segment Modes
Performing Replace Edits
Performing Fit-to-Fill Edits
Performing Back-timed Edits
Forcing Edit Points with Add Edit
Using the Match Frame button
Using the Clipboard Monitor
Adding Filler
Moving Segments in the Timeline
Positioning Segments - Snap to Edit
Using Sync Locks
Locking Tracks
Segment Drag Sync Locks
Monitoring and Soloing Tracks
Using Trim Mode
Entering and Exiting Trim Mode
Double-Roller Trims and Trimming Methods
Performing a Single-Roller Trim
Performing a Slip Trim
Performing a Slide Trim
Trimming While Keeping Sync
Creating Video FX: The Basics
About Xpress Effects: An Overview
Applying Segment Effects
Applying Transition Effects
Custom Transition Alignments
Creating a Custom Effect
Rendering Effects
Replacing or Removing Effects
Creating a Freeze Frame
Slow/Fast/Reverse/Strobe Motion
Render Effect Settings
Creating Video FX: Intermediate
Using QuickTransition
Using Fade Effect
Applying Multiple Effects to One Clip
Collapsing Tracks Into a Nest
Using Color Correction
Color Correction Pt.1
Color Correction Pt.2
Color Correction Pt.3
Match Color
Safe Color Warnings
Creating Titles
The Title Tool: An Overview
Working with Text: The Basics
Working with Graphics: The Basics
Blending and Transparency
Working with Shadows
Saving Your Title
Changing a Title
Adding a Fill Layer
Audio Editing
Creating Audio Rubber Bands Pt.1
Creating Audio Rubber Bands Pt.2
Panning Audio Pt.1
Panning Audio Pt.2
Audio Tool Basics
Audio Punch-In Basics
Using the Audio Suite Window
Using the Avid Attic
Saving and Backing Up Your Project
Restoring Earlier Project Versions
Media Management
Source Media and the Media Database
Relinking Clips to Source Media
Finding Source Media Files
Forcing Media Offline
Transcoding Project to Another Resolution
Trimming Unused Media: Consolidate
Moving a Project: Consolidate
Creating an Offline Project for Recapture
Outputting your Project
Before You Output
Color Color Bars and Tone
Performing a Digital Cut
Exporting Features
Exporting Basics
Exporting Reference Movies
Batch Exporting
The Send To Feature
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