transition problems

[Liam Stephens]

i think AVID is trying to fade in using heads/tails of the image which u don’t have.. U may want to set your in/out points a second or two inside of the end/start of your image. Not in front of the AVID at the moment but seems like a similar problem if u have not enough footage at the end of your clip to do a transition. Make any sense??? Good Luck
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[Satesh Ramjattan]

place the “in” point to somewhere in the middle in your source monitor, and overwrite that edit, and then try it.

[Matt Babinec]

is there any way that i could do this automatically because if not i’d have to change the in point on like 500 images….

[Karen Cerino]

Try selecting all your pictures and use batch import from the clip menu. Select the all clips option, then click the overide clip settings with current settings in the import options. Click the adjust current settings button, and extend the duration for a second or two longer. This should provide enough time for your transistions, without having to redo the entire sequence.

Karen

[William Busby]

from another forum. In the future…..

In the bin with the stills, display them in script view.

Select all of the stills.

Press the “Go 10 Frames Forward” key however many times you need to get the amount of handle you want. For example, if you want 1 second of handle, press the key 3 times.

Mark in.
Press the “Go 10 Frames Forward” key however may times are required for the duration of each still. For example, if you want each still to be one second long, press the key 3 times.

Mark out.

Your stills have in and out marks leaving handles. If you want individual lengths of time for each still, then this won’t help you at all, and you’ll have to do each one individually.