--- Jean Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure about the first two answers, but as for the
> black video, even though Premiere refers to it as
> black video, it actually makes a black still image.
> You go to FILE > NEW > BLACK VIDEO. It creates a
> clip in your project. Then you can just drag it
> onto your timeline and drag the end out to size it
> to whatever time you like, just like you would do
> with a still photo. I use Premiere Pro 1.5, so
> maybe it's a little different.
But he doesn't want all black, he wants to freeze a
single frame for 5 seconds.
IIRC, if you take a still image and drop it onto the
timeline, by default it's held for 5 seconds. (The
time can be changed.)
So what he needs to know, with instructions specific
to the AP version he's using, is how to take a frame
of video, save it as a still image, then add it to the timeline.
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