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Trim all clips by 3 frames on both ends in the timeline
I would like to cross dissolve an entire timeline of video clips. However, I do not want any frames included in the cross-dissolve that are not already in the visible sequence (e.g., nothing from before or after the trimmed clips).
How can I trim all clips by 3 frames on both ends, then remove the gaps, then apply a cross-dissolve? Or, maybe configure the cross-dissolve function so it grabs the frames from the visible clip portions only?
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Basically you use the Razor Tool option on the timeline and then you click on the clips you wish to be cut. Then you can remove the gaps after applying the cut tools on both ends of the gap that you then want to right click and remove.
Here I found more information explaining step by step on how to do so: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/split-or-cut-clips.html
You can also add dissolve transistions after you cut the clips to stick them together so they can fade from one clip to the next. Here is a tutorial for that too: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/transition-overview-applying-transitions.html
Best of luck and hope it helps!
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