[Wrathwielder]

Thanks!

When I do a SPLIT (S) it’s between 2 different scenes where the cam was stopped & started…so it actually does have something to transition from/to.

I will try the ‘/’ key after I do an ‘S’ and see how it works 🙂

As far as thumbnails, I guess I will try my next capture with scene detection on so I have many smaller AVI files. Maybe when I drag these to the timeline it will show each one as a single thumbnail…

Thanks again!

-Greg

[Wrathwielder]

Thanks so much Edward! 🙂

I understand now how the video crossfade is replaced by the transition you drag there…and I was able to choose an audio fade that drops very quickly so there is very little volume in the center where they cross over…that way you don’t notice that the audio overlaps…
I will also try shortening the audio like you mentioned, and adding the fades manually…but that might be too much work 🙂

If I could, two more quick questions…
1) Do you happen to know of a keystroke that will SPLIT (like ‘S’ does) and then also overlap the 2 events by the default amount in preferences?
It’s not a big deal to have to drag each one over the other, but I thought I’d see if there’s a shortcut…

2) Is there a way to join all the frames in an event into a single thumbnail? I’m used to Studio 9 where you split/join thumbnails on the timeline any way you like. I guess you could say each thumbnail is an event all by itself. That way I can end up with 1 thumbnail between each transition.
VMS determines how many thumbnails to show based on zooming in/out, which is a little confusing (for me).

Thanks again!

-Greg