Using the Submaster Effect with a Series of Short Clips
The Submaster effect is useful when you want to play back bandwidth-limited sequences, such as a sequence composed of a series of short clips (a few frames each). You can apply and render the Submaster effect above the clips to improve playback.
| Add Edit button |
| Submaster Effect icon |
To apply the Submaster effect to multiple clips:
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Select Clip > New Video Track.
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On the new video track, use the Add Edit button in the Tool palette to
create one add edit before and another after the group of clips.
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Open the Effect Palette by doing one of the following:
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In the Project window, click the Effects tab.
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Select Tools > Effect Palette.
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Click the Image category.
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Drag the Submaster Effect icon to the space between the add edits you
added on the new track.
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If you alter or move either the Submaster segment or the clips below it, the
effect becomes unrendered. You must render it again.
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