Original question:
> Hello I am trying to pause the first 5 seconds of my video so that
> viewers can see the opening scene more clearly. How would I go about
> doing this on Adobe Premiere. (I have version 2.0).
I received three radically different but incomplete answers to my
question. I appreciate you three answering, could you give me more
information on how to do what you say?
dkmcp answer: You could save single frame and stretch it out 5 seconds.
:how do a save a frame? How do I stretch this frame out?
Taky Cheung answer: Right click on the clip and select "frame hold"
:Frame hold lasts for the entire video, not just 5 seconds.
Egils Kviesis answer: You should use Black video Open File/ New/ Black
video
:There is open project, but no "open file"
:Black videos, according to the instructions are clips of opaque black
video for use anywhere in a sequence. I am interested in a 5 second
frozen frame.
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