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RED1 [Avatar]
Newbie Joined: Dec 30, 2017 10:29 Messages: 31 Offline
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Looking for a crossfade similiar to the one in Windows Movie maker or the late YouTube Creator. I just want to blend or fade one clip into the other seamlessly without any black or design. The video is a car in relatively the same spot in both clips. Nothing I see in PD15 is what I'm looking for. Thanks
The Shadowman
Senior Contributor Location: UK Joined: Dec 15, 2014 13:06 Messages: 1831 Offline
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Quote Looking for a crossfade similiar to the one in Windows Movie maker or the late YouTube Creator. I just want to blend or fade one clip into the other seamlessly without any black or design. The video is a car in relatively the same spot in both clips. Nothing I see in PD15 is what I'm looking for. Thanks

A simple, ordinary fade transition will do the job, but you must be careful how you place it between the clips. Expand the timeline so you see it well and then set the transition in the centre. You can experiment with setting it to the left and right of the join so you can appreciate the differences. Panny TM10, GH2, GH4,
RED1 [Avatar]
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Quote Looking for a crossfade similiar to the one in Windows Movie maker or the late YouTube Creator. I just want to blend or fade one clip into the other seamlessly without any black or design. The video is a car in relatively the same spot in both clips. Nothing I see in PD15 is what I'm looking for. Thanks

A simple, ordinary fade transition will do the job, but you must be careful how you place it between the clips. Expand the timeline so you see it well and then set the transition in the centre. You can experiment with setting it to the left and right of the join so you can appreciate the differences.

Thanks, I actually just came across a video showing how the crossfade transition is built in when you overlap clips and it's exactly what I'm looking for.
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