VISUAL QUICKPRO GUIDE PINNACLE LIQUID EDITION 6 FOR WINDOWS [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

1.

To retain the audio for the clip on the Timeline, prepare it by right-clicking the clip and selecting Disband Clip(s) from the drop-down list.

Now that audio is disbanded, make sure the audio track is inactive by clicking it once to turn it gray. The audio track for this clip will not be unaffected by the added media clip.

If you don't need to retain the audio, you can ignore this step.

2.

Load a clip into the Source Viewer and define its mark-in and mark-out points.

These are your first two points.

3.

Now scrub the Timeline until you find a suitable place to insert the clip; then click the Mark-In Point button .

This creates your third point.

4.

Now scrub the Timeline again until you find a suitable place for your mark-out point and click the Mark-Out Point button .

This creates your fourth point (Figure 6.58 ).

5.

Click the Insert Source into Master button and the clip will appear at the mark-in point in the Timeline, overwriting the existing clip. A dynamic Timewarp is added to the clip to make it fit inside the points you have defined (Figure 6.59 ).

Filling a Gap

Trimming a media clip to close a gap on the Timeline is one way to stop your video from having lots of embarrassing black gaps in it. But what happens if the clip is not long enough to fill the gap and the rest of the Timeline cannot be moved down?

Again, this is where Timewarp can help.

The speed of the clip is automatically adjusted to fit the gap between the clip you are applying this Timewarp to and the nearest clip on the right.