In this episode, you'll learn how metadata can enable very powerful search capabilities in Story and Adobe Premiere Pro to locate speech or text within scenes.

Learn how to make the most of metadata and speech analysis. This tutorial shows how to start your project in Adobe Story, move it into OnLocation, import it into Adobe Premiere Pro, and then send it out to disc or the web via Encore.

Learn about video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro. Import assets, find footage with Speech Search and Face Detection, composite and apply effects with the Mercury Playback Engine, and output through the Adobe Media Encoder.

Create a more engaging experience with web DVDs that include a search interface for viewers to jump directly to content of interest. When you use Speech Search in Adobe Premiere Pro to turn spoken dialogue into searchable text, the information is passed along to Encore, and is used along with subtitles and menu button text to make your web DVDs searchable.

Easily turn speech into text-based, timecode-accurate, searchable metadata. Jump to a specific area of a shot by searching for keywords within the dialogue, and then use keywords to locate and display what you're looking for in Premiere or on the Web.

Uncover the secret to making video searchable using Creative Suite 4 Production Premium. The breakthrough Speech Search feature in Adobe Premiere Pro and Soundbooth, combined with output to Adobe Flash Professional and free components to get you started.

The new Speech Search Technology in Premiere Pro CS4 lets you quickly and easily rough-cut dialogue in your video productions. Adobe Video Evangelist Jason Levine shows you how.

Transcribe spoken words to text. Use Speech Search to find precise locations in clips and make editing clips of speaking talent quicker.