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In the Timeline window, drag the arrows at the left and right ends of the Portion of your project that you want to preview. Preview in this way, however, you need to set the work area bar to specify the Using render-scrub to preview the transitionĪlthough render-scrubbing in the Timeline ruler displays the transitionĮffect, this preview method cannot show it precisely.
If Real-Time Preview is not enabled in the Project Settings dialog box press Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS) and playback begins at the edit Select Real-Time Preview (Windows) or To Screen (Mac OS) and click To set Real-Time Previewing, choose Project > Project Settings >
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Windows and 300 MHz Power PC processor for Mac OS. Preview in Real-Time, without rendering preview files, requires 500 MHz PIII for Transparencies, titles, and other effects, if your system is powerful enough. Premiere then plays this file in the Program view in the MonitorĪdobe Premiere 6.5 offers Real-Time previewing of transitions, Use Real-Time Preview (Windows) or Preview To Screen (Mac OS) or generate a To preview transitions (and other effects) at the intended frame rate, you Previewing the transition at the intended frame rate The intended frame rate and render-scrubbing in the Timeline. Two preview options are useful when working with transitions: previewing at