Combining/Merging Clips or Speeding Up Text AnimationThis is a discussion on Combining/Merging Clips or Speeding Up Text Animation within the Adobe Premiere forums in Adobe Tools category; In Windows Movie Maker, you can drag clips on top of each other or slightly over the start or finish so that the two clips play at the same time. How do you do this in PE? All it does is cut the clip. The reason I want to combine them is because I don't like the way the text animation takes so long to get started so I thought I'd try and drag it on top of the previous clip so that it would appear to start sooner. Is there any way to merge clips, or to get text ... | ||||||||
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08-24-2008, 06:58 AM
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 Combining/Merging Clips or Speeding Up Text Animation In Windows Movie Maker, you can drag clips on top of each other or slightly over the start or finish so that the two clips play at the same time. How do you do this in PE? All it does is cut the clip. The reason I want to combine them is because I don't like the way the text animation takes so long to get started so I thought I'd try and drag it on top of the previous clip so that it would appear to start sooner. Is there any way to merge clips, or to get text animation to start quicker?  |
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08-24-2008, 07:31 PM
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| Re: Combining/Merging Clips or Speeding Up Text Animation I'm not sure what you mean by 'drag clips on top of each other', purple, but, in Timeline mode in Premiere Elements, you have 99 video tracks for layering your video clips. If you find placing one clip on an upper track insert cuts into another, just hold down the Ctrl key as you add the clip to the timeline. |
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