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Premiere Pro displays the contents of the clip as you drag. Premiere Pro CS6 has a new browsing feature called hover scrub that allows you to view the contents of your clips quickly and easily right in the bin.ġ Double-click the Double Identity bin to open it.Ģ Click the Icon View button at the bottom-left corner of the bin.ģ Drag your mouse, without clicking, across any of the images in the bin. You can use the keyboard, click buttons with your mouse, or use an external device like a jog/shuttle control. Premiere Pro has multiple ways of performing common tasks such as playing video clips. It’s important to feel really comfortable browsing media. The greater part of video editing is invested in watching clips and making creative choices about them. Note: This excerpt is from the forthcoming book Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Classroom in a Book, ISBN 978-7-5.
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