Applying an Effect to Multiple Transitions
To apply an effect to multiple transitions:
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If there is not already an effect on one of the transitions, add a
transition effect. The Avid editing application allows you to perform
this procedure only if one of the transitions already has an effect on it.
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Select Tools > Effect Editor.
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Click the transition effect described in step 1.
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If the Effect Editor is blank, click the Effect Editor to display the
information for the transition effect.
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Click above the Timeline, and begin dragging to activate a selection
box. Continue to drag down and either to the left or right to include
additional transitions in the selection.
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Release the mouse button when you have lassoed all the transitions
you want.
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If the transitions where you want to apply the effect are not contiguous,
Shift+click any transition to deselect it.
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Open the Effect Palette.
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Double-click the icon for the effect that you want to apply to the
transitions.
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If the sequence does not have enough incoming or outgoing media to apply
the transition effect, a dialog box opens. For more information, see Sizing
the Effect to Fit the Media.
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