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[Lucy Slavinsky] ” I have already tried it but unfortunately I am not able to fit the speakers in the screen”

Try trimming the bottom of the frame to lose the numbers, the reposition the entire shot (without scaling it up) so there;s an equal “letterbox” at the top and bottom…

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[Charlie Austin]

Not sure it’s help, as you’ve got movement beind the burn-in, but the Object Remover in the slice-x package might work.

https://www.coremelt.com/products/slicex-powered-by-mocha.html

Based on where it’s located in the frame, it’s gonna be tough… You could crop the frame at the bottom and move the whole shot(s) down so it looks letterboxed…

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[Charlie Austin]

Hope to see ya back sometime, and hope everything works out for the best! 🙂

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[Robin S. Kurz] “I read about this, but have yet to figure out how this works. Meh. But it’s apparently (from what I can see) not via an extension, so until I can figure how it’s even done, I couldn’t tell you what they’re using.”

Applescript I believe. ProVideo Asset Management suite, open the X2Pro dictionary to see the commands.

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[Joe Moody] “While running it with the iMac is there any sort of lag or does the iMac power both displays fine? I’m looking at doing the same thing. So I appreciate and insight you have on this! Thanks for your time in advance!”

Works perfectly. Keep my browser on the iMac screen and the Timeline /Viewers on the LG. 🙂 Here’s the computer specs FWIW…

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[Charlie Austin]

“…an OS riddled with embarrassing bugs and fundamental regressions.”

Well, that’s specific. Be nice if he maybe noted what he was talking about…

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[Charlie Austin]

[Herb Sevush] “Like I said — a product made for someone else.”

Fair enough. 🙂

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[Charlie Austin]

[Herb Sevush] ” which is why I always untether my audio from my video in any NLE I use.
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Well, in that case you can apply audio transitions just like any other NLE.

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[tony west] “…There have been enough people talking about it for them to put this clip up.”

Oh fore sure, it’s a great tip. Just trying to head off the “not what I was talking about” posts. 🙂

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[Charlie Austin]

[tony west] “There has been a lot of talk about not being able to do it below”

I think what people have been talking about is the inability to add, say a 1-3 frame fade in or out to individual clips, not crossfades. I think Herb and others mentioned doing this on every audio cut when chopping up dialog. The only way to do this is with fade handles manually. However…

The “workaround” is to take a clip, set the fades as usual with the fade handles, copy it, and paste the audio volume attributes to all the clips to which you want to apply fades. Just do it before you make any volume changes as it’ll copy/paste the level as well as the fades. Pretty easy actually, you can put your custom fades on every audio cut in your timeline with a couple keystrokes… 🙂 I keep a couple “fade clips” with in my timeline for this if it’s something that requires lots of little identical audio fades.

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