Hello,

You can use the "Apply selected transition to all.." button to do this. See the attached and let me know if this is what you are looking for.

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Quote Hello,

You can use the "Apply selected transition to all.." button to do this. See the attached and let me know if this is what you are looking for.

Cheers
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My head must be full of chocolate pudding or mud
maybe just feeling more idiot than normal
I looked at the 2 provided images and lack understanding
Sorry, apologize for sounding so dense
I do not understand how to perform the process .
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Hello,

No problem.

1. Go to the Transition room and search for "Fade".
2. Make sure the track with all the media you want to add the fades to is selected.
3. Select the Fade transition.
4. Click the button the arrow is pointing to in the first screenshot.
5. Select either Cross Transition or Overlap transition to add the fade between all the clips on the track.

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