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A default mix transition effect (audio and video) is applied to each new clip
inserted into the playlist. However, you can change the type of transition effect in
the main menu of the Playlist Edit mode. For more information, refer to the section
11.14.5 ‘How to Define a Transition Effect’, on page 111.
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The following video transition effects can be defined. By default, the audio
transition is always a mix when the split audio mode is disabled.
Effect Type
Description
Cut
No transition effect is applied between both elements.
Mix
Dissolve effect between both elements.
Wipe
The last frame of the previous element is gradually replaced the
first frames of the next element.
The wipe effect is shown as a vertical line moving across the
video. The direction of the wipe effect (left to right, right to left) is
defined in the Wipe Type parameter on page 4.1 of the setup
menu.
Fade from
color (<)
A fade out effect from a defined color is applied on the first
frames of the clip (on which the effect is defined). The previous
clip ends in cut mode.
In the drawing below, the previous clip is displayed in red, the
next clip is green, and the fade in black:
Fade to color
(>)
A fade in effect to a defined color is applied on the previous clip
up to the transition in cut mode to the next clip (on which the
effect is defined).
In the drawing below, the previous clip is displayed in red, the
next clip is green, and the fade in black:
Fade to/from
color (V fade)
A fade in effect to a defined color is applied on the previous clip
up to its OUT point and a fade out effect from the same color is
applied on the next clip (on which the effect is defined) from its IN
point. The effect duration must be a multiple of 2 frames.
In the drawing below, the previous clip is displayed in red, the