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Using Adobe Premiere CS4 as monitor
I am willing to use Adobe CS4 for Adobe on Location.
The question is I would like to use my laptop as my location monitor, linked to my Sony Z1, and this application from the CS4 has been recommended to me as a very good one.
At the same time I was told I do not need to install the whole program, and I wonder how should I select what to install and what not.
Any suggestions?
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2 Replies
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Just begin the instal as you normally would and you will get to a screen where you can select or deselect what to install.
You want “on Location”
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
Thanks, Chris.
I am more of an Avid man than Adobe Premiere, but this might be a nice chance to have a look at a different editing system. A friend of mine uses all the time, and he’s the one trying to convince into full going with Premiere.
OTOS, I know most people are discussing CS6 now, but to go for it I would need a 64-bit OS which would not be possible on my laptop.
I looked at a simple learning Adobe video for OnLocation, and I saw it opens a Waveform screen and an audio level screen. There’s also a Vectorscope screen, but I think that’s less useful on location.
What I wonder is if it is possible to use just the full-screen for video.
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