Creating Traditional Motion Effects

Main Topics: Creating Motion Effects
> Creating Traditional Motion Effects

A traditional motion effect, applied to a clip in the Source monitor, allows you to alter the playback characteristics of the clip.

The Avid editing application creates a traditional motion effect by creating a new clip in a bin. You then edit the clip into your sequence using standard editing techniques.

The following topics provide information on traditional motion effects:

Playing and Rendering Traditional Motion Effects

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Rendering Considerations When Creating Traditional Motion Effects

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Rendering and Rerendering Existing Traditional Motion Effects

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Displaying Information About Motion Effect Type Changes

Freeze Frame Effects

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Creating a Freeze Frame

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Controlling a Freeze Frame with a Single Button or Key

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Creating a Rolling Clip That Freezes

Creating a Variable Speed Effect

Using the Fit to Fill Button

Creating a Strobe Motion Effect

See Also

Understanding Traditional Motion Effects

Using Timewarp Effects

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