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Fri, 12/05/2008 - 20:26
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arod0405
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audio crossfade

I know I can get a video crossfade using composite transition but what about audio? Audio embedded on the tracks get mixed without fading. Ok, I can use the fade audio effect but it's a little tricky. Isn't there any way to get both audio and video crossfade toghether in a simple way?
One more question: Is there some way to get a non linear audio fade effect?
Thanks,
Leonardo

PS many thank to kdenlive developers! Kdenlive works really well and get the job done. I really missed such an application before.

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Sat, 12/06/2008 - 11:29
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madsdyd
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Re: audio crossfade

arod0405 wrote:
I know I can get a video crossfade using composite transition but what about audio? Audio embedded on the tracks get mixed without fading. Ok, I can use the fade audio effect but it's a little tricky. Isn't there any way to get both audio and video crossfade toghether in a simple way?

I don't think there is a combined video/audio crossfade at the moment. Feel free to create a feature request at kdenlive.org/mantis.

arod0405 wrote:
One more question: Is there some way to get a non linear audio fade effect?

If you use a volume effect on the clip, you can dobble click on the volume line, to introduce new keyframes, and "simulate" a non linear fade. However, it will be made of linear segments. ..

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