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A transition is a small segment of one clip overlapping with another clip, on which a special effect involving
a geometrical operation is introduced.
Usually, a transition is added to connect different clips. Occasionally, you may want to insert a transition
into a continuous segment. In this case, the video segment will need to be split into two segments at the selected
point, and the two segments will then be connected with a transition.
Currently, the editor has the following video transitions.
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Add Dissolve
Adopted Video Overlay *
Blend
Blind Based Wipe
Build Based Wipe
Center Rotate Wipe
Center Split
Clock Based Wipe
Cross Based Wipe
Cross Zoom
Double Slide
Edge Feather
Fade
Gauze
Gradient Wipe |
Haul Based Wipe
Image Spiral
Line Based Wipe
Lens
Mesh
Mosaic Based Wipe
Multi-Triangle Door
Non Add Dissolve
Obscure
Overlap Alpha Blend
Patch
Picture in picture
Push Based Wipe
Random Dissolve
Region Based Wipe |
Rotate Based Wipe
Split
Split Back
Swap
Swing
Stretch in
Triangle Push
Triangle Slide
User-Defined Zoom
Wind
Wipe
X Ray
Zoom
Zoom Box
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Bubbles
Center Peel
Cube
Curtain
Disport
Door
Drive Off |
Flag
Flip
Fold
Folding Box
Page Turn
Peel Back
Projection |
Roll
Rotary Cube
Shatter
Window Grid
Z-Stretch
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This 2D transition, Adopted Video Overlay,
is added to emulate a limited function of two video tracks,
since the timeline editor has only one.
As such, it automatically selects the maximum transition length
possible for the two applied clips,
i.e., the shorter length of the two clips;
while all other transitions use the same default transition length
defined on the
timeline option page.
Related Topics:
Add, Remove and Replace Transitions
Change Transition Length
Using the Transitions Panel
Adding Video Fades
Transition Audio Mixing
Effect Clipboard: MyList
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