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Getting Started with Premiere Pro Panel

Open Premiere Pro and navigate to:
Window → Extensions
You should now see the AirFrame.One extension listed.
 
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  • If the plugin does not appear, make sure you are running a compatible version of Premiere Pro.   
  • Some systems may require administrative privileges to install extensions.
  • Ensure that extension installation is not restricted by company policies.
When the window is opened you will be able to login into AirFrame.One:
 
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Fill in the credentials you have received and click Sign in.
The main menu will appear, showing a directory listing:
 
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You are able to navigate trough the folders by double-clicking on a folder.
In this case example we navigate to the demo_material folder:
 
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A list view of clips and subfolders will appear. To load a clip into the Adobe Premiere Pro bin, select one or more files and click Link media to project at the right bottom of the window.
 
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In a similar way you are able to link multiple files within the same folder or across multiple folders.
 
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The videofile will be linked in the Adobe Premiere Pro bin:
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If you experience any issues operating the panel or if the panel does not appear in Premiere Pro, please contact our support team for assistance.