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changing clip transfer mode instead of entire track
hey everyone, so I have this problem where I want to overlay a clip over another clip so I set it above the bottom clip and then change the track’s transfer mode to overlay. The clips on the top and bottom are a certain length, lets say 30 seconds. However, if my video is 2 minutes long, any clip in the bottom layer is still effected by some wierd overlay effect even if there are no clips in the top (overlay) layer.
I want to know how I can set the transfer mode of a single clip to overlay rather than the entire track and if this can’t be done, is there a way around it? (maybe parenting?)
I know how to do this in after effects but I rather not because I find it easier to work with audio in realtime in vegas video. Thanks in advance 🙂
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4 Replies
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then change the track’s transfer mode to overlay.
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that was my entire problem, if i change the tracks track’s transfer mode to overlay, it creates a wierd effect on the bottom track even when there are no clips in the top overlayed track.
That is why i want only the one clip i want overlayed to be in the overlay transfer mode rather than the entire track. Let me know if I am not being clear.
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Those “modes” are only available at the track level. Perhaps if you explain what you’re really wanting to do a better suggestion might be possible.
Edward Troxel
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Try this. Place one track over another and then put the curser at the top center of the top video in the time line. The curser should turn into a hand. drag downward to decreace the opacity of that video event only and not every video on that track. Follow me??
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