Jean-François Fortin Tam
nekohayo@gmail.com
Mario Blättermann
mariobl@gnome.org Tomáš Karger tomkarger@gmail.com
Importing files into your project as clips.

Creative Commons Share Alike 3.0

Mario Blättermann
mariobl@freenet.de 2010, 2011
Marcel Tiede
marcel.tiede@yahoo.de 2014
Benjamin Steinwender
b@stbe.at 2014
Christian Kirbach
christian.kirbach@gmail.com 2014

# Getting media

At the time of this writing, the only supported method is importing files from your hard drive. As such, you cannot use Pitivi to capture directly from a camcorder. For DV/HDV camcorders using an IEEE 1394 connection, you may use Kino or dvgrab to capture footage.

Wir würden uns über hochwertige Patches freuen, um Folgendes zu implementieren:

Capture from a DV or HDV camcorder using an IEEE 1394 connection.

Aufnahme von einer Webcam.

Mitschneiden eines Netzwerk/Internet-Datenstroms.

Importieren von einer DVD.

Importieren von einer Audio-CD

Downloading from content providers such as Jamendo, Magnatune, CreativeCommons, etc.

# Dateien importieren

# Verwendung des Dateiwählers

You can import media into the Media Library by using the file chooser dialog, which has the advantage of letting you preview the files you want to import. To do so, use the Library Import button, or press Ctrl i.

Der folgende Dateiwähler-Dialog wird geöffnet:

## Dateiwähler-Dialog

Dateiwähler-Dialog

Press Ctrl or Shift to select multiple files at the same time.

# Mittels Ziehen und Ablegen

The concept of drag and drop is a well-established method of bridging the gap between software applications. Simply select the files you want to import in another application (such as a file manager or a multimedia app) and drag them with your mouse onto Pitivi's Media Library.

This feature can be used to:

Easily import music or video clips from a media player (such as Rhythmbox or Totem).

Allow using a full-fledged file manager (such as Nautilus, Thunar, Dolphin or Konqueror) instead of the file chooser dialog.

Import a combination of multiple files and folders at the same time.

Leverage the searching capability of another application (such as GNOME Shell, Tracker, GNOME Activity Journal, GNOME Search Tool, etc.).