[Dan Crouch]

Thanks very much for your post’s.
I shall go with the new software and see how it goes.

Cheers,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks very much Shane for your post.
I have been away and have just seen it, getting into it now.

Point taken re the files!

Thanks again,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks for that Jeff,
I can see now that it can be done!
Thanks very much for that. Is it a recent update? I couldn’t find anything online that shows you how to do that, just lots of annoyed editors saying you can’t.

Thanks again,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks for the post Jeff,
I was under the impression the only way to export was to do it from the project window. Is there a way to do from the timeline?

Cheers,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Hi Jonny,
Thank you so much for your post. Very clear advise and absolutely the effect I was trying to achieve.
The only thing I did differently was to go – Layer_Blending Mode_Add. To get the layers to be transparent.

I couldn’t see the way you suggested and looked around the layer pull down menu.

Thank you very much for this!!!

Cheers,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

You can either put key frames on each audio clip, then mark an in and an out between all the clips you want to adjust. Then you can change all clips between your markers. I’m not in edit atm, you may need to hold down alt also.

I usually make the tracks big when using audio key frames.

The other way is to mark your in and out on the tracks you want to adjust, say 3&4. Then in the audio mixer, make sure you have the gang linked turned on for 3&4, thats the green symbol above the channel fader that allows you to symaltaniusly move multiple faders. Then turn up/down volume to required amount. You then go to pull down menu on mixer and select ‘adjust level between in and out’ again not entirely sure of wording here. This will adjust all levels between markers to your mixer level.

[Dan Crouch]

Genius!
Thankyou for your post Jeremy, hold down the alt key and simply move the clip.

Very helpful indeed.
Quite annoying tho isn’t it. I will be moving more clips on their own than with music or effects attached.

Thanks again,
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks for the post Job.
I have tried that, but unfortunately, I get the same error message.

At the end of the error message is say’s ‘fileRate:48000’

Does this refer to the audio frequency, 48, 44.1 etc?

Thanks v much in advance,

Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks for the post Charlie,
I have now found the settings and will try a few things.

I’ve just set the timeline to most common aspect ratio and I’ve resized jpeg in photoshop.
I have to export it it Vimeo each time to see if it works!

Thanks or your help.
Dan.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks for the post,
I still can’t seem to find the sequence settings. I can see the ratio’s in the inspector of the
clips but not the sequence settings.

There is a jpeg, 3600 x 2400, some TV stuff at 768 x 576 and film stuff at 1024 x 576.
Here is a linl to the problem.

https://vimeo.com/63938222

I think the jpeg photo at the top is too big, but it all looks fine on the timeline.

Thanks again in advance for any help.

Cheers,
Dan.