About Source monitor
Panel, or drag a clip from the Project panel to the Source Monitor. The clip appears in the Source Monitor and its name is added to the Source menu. Drag multiple clips or an entire bin from the Project panel into the Source Monitor, or select multiple clips in the Project panel and double-click them. Clips are added to the Source menu in the order in which they were selected, and the last clip selected appears in the Source Monitor. Choose the name of the clip you want to see from the Source menu (click the triangle to the right of the current clip’s name on the Source tab to make the menu appear). Choosing a clip to view from the Source menu The Source menu lists master clips by name. Clips opened from a sequence get listed by their sequence name, clip name, and starting time in the sequence. To clear a clip from the Source Monitor, in the Source menu, choose Close to clear or Close All to clear all clips. You can also close all clips and the Source Monitor itself by clicking the Close button in the Source Monitor tab. Navigate clips in the Source menu in the Source Monitor You can set keyboard shortcuts for navigating multiple clips loaded into the Source Monitor. Keyboard shortcuts can speed toggling of clips, skipping to the first or last clip, or closing one or all the clips in the Source Monitor pop-up menu. Select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows) or Premiere Pro > Keyboard Shortcuts (Mac OS). The Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box opens. In the dialog box, click the triangle next to Panels, and then click the triangle next to Source Monitor Panel to reveal the keyboard shortcuts for that panel. Set keyboard shortcuts for any of the
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To render at 1/2 the sequence frame size (1/2 resolution) andyour playback resolution to 1/2 resolution. The rendered previewsplay back at 1/4 of original resolution (assuming that the resolutionof the original media matched the sequence resolution). You can assign keyboard shortcuts to play back resolutions. Right click the image in the Source Monitor or Program Monitor. Click the Panel Menu icon in the Source Monitor or Program Monitor. Click the Settings button in the Source Monitor or Program Monitor. To set playback resolution, select Playback Resolution. To set paused resolution, select Paused Resolution. From the menu, select the resolution desired. Change magnification The Source Monitor and Program Monitor scale video to fit into the available area. You can increase the magnification setting for each view to see the video in more detail. You can also decrease the magnification setting to see more of the pasteboard area around the image (to adjust motion effects more easily, for example). Choose a magnification setting from the Select Zoom Level menu (to the right of the current time display) in the Source Monitor or Program Monitor. In the Source Monitor, percentage values refer to the size of the source media. In the Program Monitor, percentage values refer to the image size specified by the sequence settings. Fit scales the video to fit in the monitor’s available viewing area. To change the visible area of a monitor, use the monitor’sscroll bars to change the visible area of the video image. Scrollbars appear when the current size of the monitor can’t contain theentire image. Dropped frame indicator Both the Source and the Program Monitor can display an icon (resembling a "Stop Light") that indicates whether frames are being dropped during playback. The light starts at green and changes to yellow when dropped frames occur and resets
