Adobe 65009626 User Guide - Page 24
Opening, creating, and recording files, Open existing files, Browsing assets with Adobe Bridge
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USING SOUNDBOOTH CS4 20 Importing, recording, and playing audio Start Input First Determines the order in which Soundbooth starts the sound card input and output ports. Select this option only if you have a very old sound card that doesn't support full-duplex operation. Opening, creating, and recording files Open existing files You can open audio and video in a variety of file formats, including AIFF, AVI, mp3, QuickTime, or WAV. If you open multiple files, the menu at the top of the Editor panel lets you choose which one to display. Menu at top of Editor panel lets you choose which open file to display 1 Choose File > Open, or double-click the Files panel. To add files to the Files panel without displaying them in the Editor panel, choose File > Import > Files. 2 Select the desired files. (If you don't see the file you want, choose All Supported Media from the Files Of Type menu.) 3 Click Open. For each open file, the Files panel displays properties such as Name, Media Type, and Duration. By default, files are sorted alphabetically by name. To sort files based on another property, click the property header. See also "Choosing an audio file format" on page 73 "Choosing a video file format" on page 74 "Saving and closing files" on page 72 Browsing assets with Adobe Bridge Adobe Bridge, the control center for Adobe Creative Suite, helps you organize and browse assets for audio, video, and web projects. To access Adobe Bridge in Soundbooth, choose File > Browse In Bridge, or select a file in the Files panel and choose File > Reveal In Bridge. With Adobe Bridge, you can do the following: • View, search, and sort audio and video files • Edit file metadata and keywords • Rate and label files For a video overview of Adobe Bridge, see www.adobe.com/go/lrvid4011_bri Updated 15 July 2009