[John Vlach]

I would keyframe the audio clip volume around the times “p” is said. Then pull down the level in the areas so that it is not as loud, making it softer.

[John Vlach]

Hi Michael,

Sounds like a fun project you are working on!

One thing I would recommend is to make your sequence at 23.976 frames per second. That way your footage at 29.97 will conform to the lower frame rate, and the videos that are at 23.976 will look their best.

[John Vlach]

Yeah, I see what you mean with the presets only applying to the single layer when dragging and dropping it into the timeline.

What you can do is go into the Effects & Presets panel. Find the preset you wish to apply. Copy it, then select the layers in the timeline you want to add it to. Then paste it. This will add that preset to all of the selected layers.

Let me know if that works for you!

[John Vlach]

Hi there,

That’s odd! You could try to edit the layer without using the Flip effect, if you think the effect is the issue.

Try un-twirling the Scale property and unlink the width and height by clicking the chain link. Then make the height property -100. This should replicate the Flip effect.

Let me know if that works!

[John Vlach]

Hi there,

My best suggestion is to use the Apple ProRes codec. But you say the color looks off?

You can try the different format options. I often use Apple ProRes 4444, and that works for me. That video codec can contain alpha channels.

[John Vlach]

Hi there,

You could try using the Motion Tile effect in After Effects to extend the floor.