Greg Prickril
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Not much probably! Silly question: Let’s say I cut the clip from the 1 minute mark to the 2 minute mark and then change my mind. How do I restore the video that was cut?
One other thing: Using key frames, I can make a bit of an effect so that maybe the image scales down to 0 over just a few frames. Looks a bit more professional I think, especially if another clip does a “lightning” animation as well.
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That would involve two key frames, no? Ended up getting the effect I wanted by making the previous key frame type “hold”.
Many thanks for your help!
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I can get the effect I want by simply scaling down to zero. Another question: Is there a way to have the change defined at a key frame, scaling, for example, happen immediately instead of gradually (between that key frame and the previous one)? Thanks.
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I tried that (of course) John and even created a blank project. New text events have the same behavior. BTW, I have the latest build. For now, will just try to work around it. If anyone else has a fix, would really appreciate hearing it though. Thanks again.
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Thanks John. I have other text events I created previously that don’t show this behavior, so it seems to me like some setting got whacked. As I move the box toward the edge of the preview window, the text changes position in relation to it and the disappears as I get close to the edge. Ring any bells?
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Sometimes bad news is better than no news. Thanks Tim!
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Thanks Dave. I think I will use the envelope method to fade the talking head in and out. Much faster.
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The UI gives the impression these settings are properties of the track. If so, why would moving a clip change them.
I would prefer not to have to reset them!
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That’s the solution I needed. Many thanks John!
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Thanks Bob!