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The list is already split up once you chose the ﬁrst effect, as

long as that option has been activated in the extended set-

tings. The top part -above the dividing line- contains the

effects that you have already used. This is the favorites list.

It contains the last 10 used effects. You can use this list for

faster access to these effects. Below the line, you can see the

regular effect list. In this menu you can change the settings for

the starting point.

(3) After you have selected an effect that has further options,

the effect options are displayed in the ﬁeld to the right of the

effect list. There you can, for example, deﬁne colors and effect

directions, and other parameters speciﬁc to the individual

effects.

(4)

Depending on whether you are using an activated

Silver or Gold Edition, there will be a different option here.

The selection button below the effect list allows you to enable

several selection types for the effect list. The button offers

at least three settings. The function ‘All’ shows all transition

effects which are to be found in the system. ‘Default’ shows

the transition effects, which are integrated in the system and

‘Optional’ only shows the transition effects which have been

installed afterwards. ‘Favorites’ are the ones you have recently

used or have selected in ‘Settings-Effects, Rendering-Edit

favorites’. If you have installed additional transition effects,

they are also shown in this list (below the three settings listed

above). Thus it is possible just to see only one effect type in

the list.

(5) Clicking on the ‘i’ button, you’ll get information about the

transition effect activated in the effect list. If it is an add-on

effect, the window ‘product information’ appears, which offers

a description of the effect. Is the effect to be found a standard

effect, the product information refers to the manual.

(6) Use the ‘Add’ button to apply the selected effect between

the scenes in the storyboard middle. The effect symbol then

appears between the two scenes with a red ﬂag (must be

created). The effect duration corresponds to the duration that

was last used. This enables you to insert many effects with the

same duration between different scenes. If you select an new

transition effect although there already is one between the two

scenes, then the new effect replaces the old, without you hav-

ing to click again on ‘Add’. After you have inserted the effect in

the storyboard, you will be able to change its settings. It is also

possible to adjust the settings for the effect before you insert it

in the storyboard, but not all functions of an effect are usable

at that time, such as the preview of an effect.

(7) A click on the ‘Remove’ button removes the added effect

from the storyboard. If you would like to replace the current

effect with another, then you can simply select the new effect

and it automatically replaces the current effect in the story-

board. In this case you don’t have to click on the ‘Remove’

button.

(8) With this button you can set the duration

of the effect. This button is enabled after

you have inserted an effect between two scenes. The duration

then shown is 1 second (assuming that neither of the two

scenes lasts less than 1 second). Clicking on this button

displays a window in which you use a slider to set the time

exactly.

Also provided are the durations 1/2 sec, 1 sec and 2 sec,

which you can click directly, or use the slider to set the dura-

tion to its maximum limit - the length of the shorter of the 2

scenes used. You can set your own values for the three but-

tons with ﬁxed transition lengths. This way, you can set your

own transition durations for quick access.

This is how you can set a new effect length for a button. Set

the desired effect length with the slider. Next, click on the

Save button. It will remain pressed until you have selected one

of the three buttons. This will then transfer the new duration,

which will be available for new effects.

An effect between two normal scenes shortens the total

storyboard length by the running time of the transition ef-

fect. An effect between a normal scene (background) and an

Insert scene (foreground) does not shorten the length of the

storyboard. Transition effects may not overlap. For example,

if a scene is 5 seconds long then the total duration of the two

effects connecting this scene with the previous scene and next

scene cannot be longer than 5 seconds. For effects where an

insert scene is present, the duration of the insert scene is the

maximum limit. Audio is automatically cross-faded. This means

that the audio of the previous scene becomes quieter and the

audio of the next scene becomes louder. The fading type can

be changed in the options menu. If a scene’s audio is too quiet

or too loud, then you should correct the volume when dubbing

(audio mix). If an insert scene is involved with the effect, the

audio is not changed because Inserts do not affect the original

audio of the background scene.

(9) The ‘Preview’ button can only be clicked when the inserted

effect is an effect that must be created (indicated with red

outline). A screen opens in which the last second of the ﬁrst

scene, the effect, and the ﬁrst second of the following scene

are displayed, so that you can view the transition and perhaps

make further corrections (concerning color, direction, time,

etc.), before you ﬁnally create the transition effect. The dura-

tion of the preview is approximately that of the ﬁnal version.

The preview may be a little ‘jittery’ because it does not work

at the normal frame rate. This will not occur in the created ef-

fect. For complex effects a certain wait time even for preview

may be necessary. A preview does not require any hard-drive

space.

(10) After you have added a transition effect and perhaps

deﬁned its duration, you can click on the ‘Full Size’ button

and bring up a further preview menu (In the Basic Edition, you

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