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| Open Premiere |  |
| If you need a refresher on how to start a prject refer to this wiki | Premiere - Get Started Using Premiere |
Create a new timeline/sequence by clicking on the new item icon Choose "Sequence..." |   |
Choose "Canon XF MPEG2 > 1080i > Canon XF MPEG2 108030..." Name your timeline/sequence
Click OK |  |
| Your project window should look like this |  |
| Unless you have already imported your media. Then it will look more like this |  |
WARNING!
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Select all of your imported footage From the clip menu choose "Modify > Audio Channels..." or Press Shift + G |  |
| Select "Mono" from the "Clip Channel Format" drop down |  |
| Set the "Number of Audio Clips:" to 2 |  |
Route your audio
Click OK |  |
| Drag you clips into the timeline |  |
| If you get this warning, choose "Keep existing settings" |  |
Still no video and sound at the switcher and mixer? Keep reading... | |
| Choose "Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Playback..." |  |
Choose Blackmagic Playback
Click OK |  |
| Choose "Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Audio Hardware..." |  |
| Make sure you Preferences look like this |  |
| If you get this error click Yes |  |
| After the application opens, select 'Premiere > Easy Setup ...' |  |
| From the Format menu, choose 'Apple ProRes 422' |  |
| Select 'OK' to exit the Easy Setup menu and set your project up correctly for broadcast. | |
| Select your sequence. |  |
| Select the Sequence > Settings ... from the menu. (Command + 0) |  |
| Select the Audio Outputs tab. |  |
| Change the Audio grouping to 'Dual Mono'. |  |
| Press 'OK' to exit the Settings menu. |
| Drag your footage down to the Sequence. |  |
| If Final Cut Pro prompts you to change your sequence to match the footage, select 'No.' |  |
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| Click OK |