MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Location: file:///C:/6C1D4AAB/How_Transitions_Work.htm Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" How Transitions work in Premiere Elements:

How Transitions work in Premiere Elements: (From the = Adobe User to User Forum)

Paul = LS: Transitions need "cut" frames at= the end/beginning of the clips to use for the transition.

If you have only "cut" one of the clips t= he transition will put it self on that clip...  and use repeated frames from the un= cut clip for the transition.

 

To overcome this cut a few frames from the end of b= oth clips.

If your transition is 1 second you would need to cut 15 frames off each clip (30 frames/second).

 

Joe:<= /span> is there an easy way to do this? Sounds kind of time consuming

if you have a lot of cli= ps

 

Rene:= Click on Show Timeline.

Now you will see an A/B timeline in the properties window.

Go with your mouse to the first clip in the propert= ies window, till you get an red braked, now slide that to the end of the transition.

Do the same with the second clip, but now slide to = the begin of the transition.

 

Rene has put together a very nice demo here http://www.chu= ckengels.com/articles/transition2.wmv