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to the next. If a parameter is not keyframeable, that parameter is used for the entire
effect and cannot change across keyframes. The type of effect is not keyframeable.

Related Links

Importing a TGA animation sequence

on page 86

Video effect paths

on page 199

Inserting keyframes

Keyframes can be added to any point of a video effect, and are used to mark the video
effect's location and characteristics on the Timeline.

You can add keyframes to any point of a video effect. There are two general approaches
for inserting keyframes. In the first approach, you step through the video and insert a
new keyframe at each point where you want the effect to move. This method is useful
when creating a blur or mosaic effect or when you want to move an effect to cover or
highlight a specific area.

In the second approach, you set up the first keyframe and insert it into the effect. Then
set up a second keyframe and insert it. Aurora Edit automatically places the second
and subsequent keyframes one second after the previous one. This method is useful
with resizing effects such as Picture-in-Picture that are less dependent on exact frame
positions than on the effect’s path and speed.

1. Place the pointer at the spot where you want the keyframe.

2. Configure the video effect characteristics using the Video Effects Tool.

3. Press

Insert

on your keyboard or click the

Insert

button on the Video Effects Tool.

A keyframe appears on the FX track on the Timeline. This keyframe places all
of the video effect characteristics on a single data point on the Timeline.

4. Continue defining the effect and inserting keyframes as necessary.

Once inserted, you can adjust a keyframe’s position by clicking it and then dragging
it left or right.

Related Links

Creating video effects - overview

on page 188

Adding a video effect to the Timeline

on page 191

Choosing a video effect

on page 194

Using video effect options

on page 194

Adding effect properties

on page 195

Rendering video effects

on page 200

Saving video effects

on page 200

Modifying keyframes

Aurora Edit provides some standard tools for modifying keyframes:

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