Same Transition Between Several Clips

I am producing quite a lengthy movie. Is it possible to select, let's say perhaps 20 photos, and insert a transition between ONLY those photos without affecting other movie clips and photos?

Exactly. I click, copy, paste and....nothing. Either the Fade to Color OR the SFX (it's a "Whoosh" sound) OR both at the same time. Nothing. Cannot figure it out. Looked into Pasting the Attributes but that didn't work either. Nothing gets copied. Nothing even shows up. Weird. Any ideas?

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Is there a way to apply the same transition between all clips?

Or is there a way to apply random transitions? Either way I'm too lazy to drag a transition between every clip and hope there's a bulk way I haven't found yet. I'm using iMovie HD 6.0.2 (267).
Thanks!
--Daniel

Daniel,
To apply the same transition between all clips, select all the clips, select the transition (and timing) then click ADD (at the bottom right of the transitions screen). The transitions will be rendered, one at a time between all the clips. If you wish to change the transition, again select the required clips, select the new transition, then click UPDATE.
I'm not aware of any way to apply random transitions.
John

Applying the same transition between multiple clips

Does any know how to apply the same transition to multiple clips that are all ready in the timeline? I remember attending an Adobe Premiere Workshop years ago and I'm sure they demonstrated that technique. It's would be such a time saver. Perhaps it was a Final Cut Workshop.

Don't you get something like this:
That works perfectly for me. Have you updated to CS4 4.1?

I can not copy a transition between multiple clips in premiere 12

Following the procedure described in the manual, I can not copy a transition between multiple clips in Premiere 12.
Premiere copy a single transition in the clip closer to the time bar.
I had tried in various ways but to no avail. The problem can be solved?
Thanks for the help.

Sig. T.T. Romano,
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I finally figured out that you can not copy a transition between multiple clips at the same time and it will copy one at a time.
What seems strange, however, because in Pinnacle, which I used until recently, this could be done, and Adobe is not less than Pinnacle.
Maybe Adobe does not consider interesting this thing, or maybe it is inserted in Premiere Pro. How, for example, in the titles, the ability to animate multiple lines. In Premiere Elements missing but I knew that in the Pro's.
I thank you anyway for your helpful answers.
Vincent Chiti

Transitions between split clips don't work properly

If I split a clip in the project area, then put a transition between the two new clips, the transition doesn't work properly. It is most obvious with the Cross Dissolve, which doesn't work at all. Some of the others sort of look like they are working, but if you look closely, they are not working correctly- i.e. not in the same way that transitions between two clips dragged separately to the project area from the events area work.
Any one else notice this, or better yet, have a fix?

OK- I discovered a work-around.
In the project area if you select the split part following the transition, Cut it (Command x) then Paste it (Command v) back in the proper place, the transition works properly. Usually cutting and pasting the following half of a split clip fixes the transition, but sometimes I have to cut and paste both the part before the transition and the part after it to get things to work right.

Applying same transition to many clips

You are probably going to be sick of my questions soon.
How do I apply the same transition to all of the clips I have entered. I cannot imagine that I have to place each on individually. In my old program there was a botton to "ripple transition" which applied it to every clip. Can I do that in FCE somehow????
Thanks again!!!

Hi(Bonjour)!
As filters, you can double-click on any transition from browser to open the settings. Tweak them as you want and drag the transition (or filter) in favorite folder (in browser).
Now you can apply this "custom" transition (or filter) strait from browser by dragging it into the timeline.
You can also tweak a first transition (settings, duration, etc) in timeline, and option-drag it over all other transitions applied in timeline.
Finally, if you want to add the default transition between all clips in timeline, simply put the playhead before the first clip, select all clips in timeline and drag them into canvas over the edit overlay on overwrite with transition selected.
Michel Boissonneault

How do I add a transition between every clip in Premiere Elements 11?

Greetings -
Folks, I'm looking for a feature that even the cheesy old Windows Movie Maker used to have. I'm trying to figure out how to get Premiere Elements 11 to add a transition between every clip via some shortcut/quick means. I find it obnoxious and inefficient that I need to manually drag a transition between every clip. If I import 200 short clips that I took with my point and shoot camera, it'll take me over an hour alone just to put the transitions in place.
Is there any way to select a transition and have Premiere Elements add it between every clip? I've stumbled on the fact that you can click a transition and make it the "Default" but have not been able to figure out what that does for me.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
Andy

CDR0920 wrote:
........... but the time was set by defaul as 0 seconds and I have not been able to change that. Tips???
I think trying Edit > Preferences > General > Video Default Transition Duration will fix it. Mine came with 30 frames set at installation.
Bill S

When applying a transition between particular clips it only applies to the end of the previous clip and will neither 'Center on Edit' nor 'Start on Edit'. I'm kind new to FCE 4 so please excuse my inexperience.

When applying a transition between particular clips it only applies to the end of the previous clip and will neither 'Center on Edit' nor 'Start on Edit'. I'm kind new to FCE 4 so please excuse my inexperience.

This indicates that you only have handles available on one side of the edit point. If the transition ends on the edit, that means that the next shop begins on the first frame of the media file and there is no room for it to extend and create the necessary overlap.
Click <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.fcpbook.com/Effects1.html">here</a> to find out how transitions work.

IMovie HD 6 - Cannot insert transitions between short clips

I am attempting to assemble a movie using several short (8-15 second) clips. When I attempt to insert transitions, I get the following message:
"You cannot apply a transition between very short clips. They must each be at least 3:49:16 long."
I assume they mean 3 min, 48 sec, 16 frames. I don't remember having this issue before.
Is this something wrong with my installation, or do you really need 4 minute clips?

No, your iMovie program is acting strangely. For some reason iMovie believes that you are trying to insert a transition of almost 4 minutes duration between two clips of 15 seconds duration. (I can't recall any transitions longer than 10 seconds.) So it is giving you a message that your clips need to be longer.
When iMovie starts acting strangely, a commonly done procedure is this: Shut down iMovie and trash the file com.apple.iMovie.plist located in User/Library/Preferences. iMovie will create a new file on relaunch. Also, do a simple permissions repair using the Utilities/Disk utility application on your Mac. Then launch iMovie and see if your transitions work.
If your transitions still don't work, make sure that your Quicktime is updated to current version, and do a permissions repair like above after updating.

Harsh jumpy transitions between some clips

I have noticed inadvertent flashes and/or harsh transitions between some of the clips generated in a recent project. It is not as noticeable on my monitor, but more obvious when viewed from youtube. I am editing with 25 /1080p footage (MacBook Pro and events stored on a peripheral). Any advice on how to reduce or get rid of these flashes would be appreciated. Thank you for your help.
This is the affected footage on youtube - the problem is a little more noticeable after 10mins.
http://youtu.be/maKTyYmwX6M

OK- I discovered a work-around.
In the project area if you select the split part following the transition, Cut it (Command x) then Paste it (Command v) back in the proper place, the transition works properly. Usually cutting and pasting the following half of a split clip fixes the transition, but sometimes I have to cut and paste both the part before the transition and the part after it to get things to work right.

Dropped frame warning after adding 3d video transition between 2 clips....

Hi all,
I have the MBP in signature and after making a very short sequence with 2 small clips (obtained by the same master clip, from/on my SSD, that is 640x480 / 10fps with AppleOPEN DML codec) between which I insert a 3D video transition (cross zoom), if I press the space bar for preview (with unlimited RT setting + dynamic setting for playback and frame quality) I get the dropped frame warning as soon as the playhead reaches the 3D transition in the playtime....Is this normal even with my very new MBP specs???
Note that I am currently on battery and not on charger (--> the GT330M is gently underclocked).
May you please advise?
Thanks
Emanuele

Hey there,
First of all, FCE doesn't support your media. You should really use something like the free [MPEG Streamclip|http://www.squared5.com> to convert it to DV-NTSC with a frame size of 720x480, a frame rate of 29.97, and audio set to Uncompressed Stereo 48kHz. Edit the media in a DV-NTSC sequence within FCE.
After applying almost any effect you'll need to render it out to view it in real time. The shortcut is Option-R.

I am trying to put a transition between two clips and it's not going.

I am working in FInal Cut Pro X and until now have had no problem putting trasitions into my timeline. Now I'm trying to put it between two video clips and it's not even moving there. Is there something I might have turned off that's not allowing me to do this

You mean red like this
That's the end of the media. No handles for an overlap. You can still do a full overlap transition, but it will shorten the project and shift the content.

Seemless transition between similar clips with missing frames?

Hi,
I am working with a long clip of someone talking and I am trying to remove certain words/sentences from the speech. Does anyone know of a transition that works better than Cross Dissolve for making it seem like nothing has been removed from the original clip? When I use cross dissolve, it blends the cut together and looks okay, but I just wanted to check to see if FCP has something better that I might want to use.
Thanks!

Do you ever watch those "World's Greatest Explosions/Car Crashes/Natural Disasters..."? You know, the shows that package a 7 minute segment using two :10 sec. shots of the same action?
They'll zoom in slow, then cut back to normal frame size, or cut to the same shot, only scaled up 30%, or pan n scan the image, or 'flop/flip' the image so it looks like a different camera angle...(drives me nuts watching this, but pretty creative use of limited material.)
Obviously, your content may not look natural with this type of binga, banga, boom...zip, zoom, flash type effects...but sutble use of the effects might give you what you're looking for.
Jump cuts are a challenge when you don't have cover footage. But done with some thought and attention to what style fits your interview piece, you might get something that works.
The scaling might be the primary issue, depending on your format. HD will scale alot better than DV/SD. But if you're working with HD for SD delivery, you'll have a bunch of leeway for scaling and pan n scan.
K

Is there a way to apply the same transition to many clips at once?

If there are about 70 clips for a slide show s there a way to apply a crossfade to all of the clips at once?
Thanks,
Pete D.

Make Timeline the active window.
Press command and A keys to select all clips.
Press command and T keys to apply the default transition.
This will usually be a one second crossfade but you can change it to another duration or a completely different effect if you want.
Link: Changing the Default Transition in FCP

Transition between clips

Hi again,
I'm having trouble putting the "doors" transition between my clips - have zoomed in and there is no smaller clips in between. If I have not allowed for the extra frames (or handles) after trimming clips, is there any way to remedy this?
Thanks.
P.S. I can actually put the transition in, but other frames I don't want show up even though I have trimmed everything off and deleted and closed gap between clips!

Snap is a function available (toggle with the S key) in the Timeline, where when a Clip, or a Transition, is near to the beginning, or end, of a Clip, the object being dragged will "jump" to those junctures. This makes dragging and dropping Clips, for instance, onto the Timeline, so that they are adjacent to previous, or following Clips. I leave it on most of the time, as it speeds up dragging, and dropping. It will also function, if, one is click-dragging the Tail of one Clip, and they want it to expand only to the Head of the next Clip.
Now, remember, Snap sees the entire Timeline - all Video and Audio Tracks. If one has Clips on those, even if they are scrolled out of view, Snap will function on them, as well. This can get a bit confusing, when many Tacks are populated, especially if they ARE scrolled out of view.
Snap gets in the way of trying to do things like repair OOS (Out Of Sync) issues. As one slide the Audio Clip, it will want to jump to the beginning, or end of another Clip. That is usually NOT what the editor wants. There, I turn it OFF, so I can effortlessly slide my Audio exactly the number of frames that I want, without having to "fight" Snap. Again, I turn it back on, when I go back to general editing.
There is one instance, where it can cause issues. Do not know if this has been changed, as of PrE7. It is especially common, if one is zoomed out on the horizontal view of the Timeline. Basically, if one is too forceful, when dragging and placing an Asset onto the Timeline and they "jam" this new Clip up to the Tail of another with too much "force," Snap will allow one to jump slightly past the Tail of the existing Clip by a Frame, or two. That alone would not be a big deal. What happens to those Frames, however, can be. They get sheared off and then are placed at the end of the last Clip on the Timeline. If one shortens the Duration of several Clips along the way, these one-two Frame "orphans" stay out at the end. One can end up with a desired Duration of say 00;10;39;00, but in reality the Timeline might be 00;11;00;00. It is because of the orphans way out past where the editor "thought" the Timeline should end, and they are often out of sight, unless one hits the \ [backslash] key, to zoom out to the full view of the Timeline. Then, the orphans will be seen. One of the last things that I always do, before Export is hit \, to see my entire Timeline. This checks for orphans, and also any Clips that I forgot.
If Snap is OFF, what happens when you have a Clip on the Timeline and drag another "over" it, is the first Clip is "rolled up," i.e. its Out Point is moved in, from where it was set. Now, there are no orphans, but one has shortened the first Clip, and that is usually NOT what they want to do. Careful, non-forceful use of Snap will allow one to butt the dragged Clip right up to the previous one - just do not JAM it in there. Be gentle, like you were working with original film and not digital media.
Hope that this helps,
Hunt

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