Uberprutser I cut up a video in multiple clips and now I want to do a pan and zoom effect spanning all the pieces. How can I do this? Every clip has its own FX button and key frames, and I don't feel doing a whole lot of number counting to get the desired result.
borate There are a number of ways to accomplish this. Here's one... (You may want to unlink A/V prior to the procedure) Select all the clips and press <ctrl-C> (EDIT | COPY) Click the + sign at the right of the Sequence 1 tab to open a new blank Sequence 2 In Sequence 2, press <ctrl-V> (EDIT | PASTE) Click the Sequence 1 tab to return to that sequence Delete all the clips that were copied. Holding down <alt> should leave a gap, but that's not necessary. Place the scrubber at the start of the first clip that was deleted. Use <shift-left/right> to be precise Up above the bin, click the Sequences tab Right-click on Sequence 2 and Paste On Sequence at Cursor You now have a single clip, comprising all the pieces Apply the Pan and Zoom
Uberprutser This worked out fine for me, thanks borate. Although there was a bit of confusion with the audio. I had to go in to sequence 2 to mute the clip. Not a bit deal, just something you need to do once 🙂