I thought this would be fixed with version 6 but I guess it isn't or maybe I'm still just doing it wrong. How do you apply a transition effect to just the overlay track. For instance I want to apply dissolve to an animated gif that I'm using in my overlay track but when I do it gets applied to everything and even the primary track blacks out and then dissolves back in. So frustrating. I switched over to final cut pro because of this but love the ease of use of VSP so I bought version 6 hoping this issue had been fixed. Any ideas?
Thanks very much!
Applying transition effects to just the overlay track
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Re: Applying transition effects to just the overlay track
when I wanted to put a transition between two images in the overlay track this is what I did :-
Start a brand new project and put the images/video that you want to use in the TOP video track - apply transitions as required.
Render out a new DV video of that project only.
go back to my original project and put the new video with transitions in it into the overlay track - continue with project.
Start a brand new project and put the images/video that you want to use in the TOP video track - apply transitions as required.
Render out a new DV video of that project only.
go back to my original project and put the new video with transitions in it into the overlay track - continue with project.