Adobe Premiere Pro Ingest and Proxy Setup

What does the term "ingest" mean in the context of Adobe Premiere Pro?

• To import media files into a project
• To apply effects to a video clip
• To export a video in a specific format
• To cut a video into multiple segments

What is the difference between importing and ingesting media in Adobe Premiere Pro?

• Importing refers to bringing files that are already on your hard drive into your project, while ingesting refers to transferring media from a camera or a card reader into Adobe Premiere Pro
• Importing and ingesting are the same in Adobe Premiere Pro
• Importing is for audio files, and ingesting is for video files.

• There is no difference. The terms are interchangeable.

How do you import movie clips into the project?

• Right click and 'import media'
• Left click and 'export media'
• Right click and 'export media'
• Left click and 'import media'

Inside the Project panel, what does this Icon stand for?

• A Clip

• An Audio Clip

• An Image

• A Sequence

Inside the Project panel, what does this Icon stand for?

• A Clip with Audio

• An Audio Clip

• A Sequence

• A Subclip

Inside the Project panel, what does this Icon stand for?

• A Clip with Audio

• A Subclip

• A Bin

• An Audio Clip

Inside the Project panel, what does this Icon stand for?

• A Subclip

• A Folder

• A Bin

• A Sequence

This is where you place links to your project's media files: video clips, audio files, graphics, still images and sequences.

• History Panel

• Info Panel

• Effects Panel

• Project Panel

What is another word for SEQUENCE, as it relates to video editing?

• Timeline

• Export

• Title

• Preview

What happens when you have 4K footage in a sequence that is set to 1920x1080 in Premiere Pro?

• The footage will appear "zoomed in"

• The rest of the footage will be upscaled to 4K resolution

• Premiere Pro will crash
• The sequence will automatically change to 4K