Panasonic AG-HMC80PJ AVCCAM Sony Vegas Pro 9 White Paper - Page 13

Step #2 - Select And Import, Your Clips

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On the left side, you will see the folders or devices where your AVCHD footage is stored. In this case AVCHD Device (I:\) is actually an SDHC card that I have put in an SDHC card reader and attached to my PC via USB. As you can see your clips are represented by thumbnails. Scroll to the clip you wish to import. STEP #2 - SELECT AND IMPORT YOUR CLIPS Click on that clip, then click on the Import Selected Clips to import. Shift click to select multiple clips. Then click on Import Select Clips. The import will start and your footage will appear in the Project Media Window. Both of these methods will work from the camera or directly from the SDHC card Once your footage is in the Project Media window you can drag it to the timeline and start editing. 13

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On the left side, you will see the folders or devices where your AVCHD footage is stored.
In this case AVCHD Device (I:\) is actually an SDHC card that I have put in an SDHC card reader and attached to my PC
via USB.
As you can see your clips are represented by thumbnails.
Scroll to the clip you wish to import.
STEP #2 – SELECT AND IMPORT
YOUR CLIPS
Click on that clip, then
click on the Import Selected Clips to
import.
Shift click to select multiple clips.
Then
click on Import Select Clips.
The import will start and your footage
will appear in the Project Media
Window.
Both of these methods will work from
the camera or directly from the SDHC
card
Once your footage is in the Project
Media window you can drag it to the
timeline and start editing.