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I'm new at this, but want to edit a video clip with an imbedded audio track.
I want to fade out the video, but keep the audio playing, but when I trim the video the audio trims also. I worked around it by separating the clip where I wanted the audio to stop and moved the audio track to the audio/music category. That worked, but I was wondering if it is possible to trim the video track only and leave the imbedded audio track in tact. |
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One way to do what you are trying is to mute the entire audio track, clip
the video where you want it to fade out, and drag another copy of the video from your collections directly to the audio portion of the timeline (it will then recognize it as an audio file). By doing this you have audio that is not split and should not cause any audio "glitches" when rendering the movie which I will assume is why you are asking the question. -- Wojo's Place: http://wojos-web.tk Also Please visit..... http://www.remember-christopher.dos...om/christopher/ Dedicated in loving memory of our son Christopher Lee "sbcody" <sbcody@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6621C638-2AF0-4B60-98B0-3652E9D31F58@microsoft.com... > I'm new at this, but want to edit a video clip with an imbedded audio > track. > I want to fade out the video, but keep the audio playing, but when I trim > the > video the audio trims also. I worked around it by separating the clip > where > I wanted the audio to stop and moved the audio track to the audio/music > category. That worked, but I was wondering if it is possible to trim the > video track only and leave the imbedded audio track in tact. |
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