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Sound in transitions
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Mon Apr 14, 2025 5:26 amby Irakly Shanidze
This problem has been there since I remember, and it hasn't been fixed in v20. Turning off sound in transitions has zero effect on it. While sometimes it's needed, most of the time sound in smooth cut transitions results in superimposition artifacts. My workaround to delete the transition sound in the timeline, copy the transition and paste it does not work with the speed editor. This is bloody annoying
Re: Sound in transitions
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Mon Apr 14, 2025 3:11 pmby Jim Simon
Say what?
Re: Sound in transitions
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Mon Apr 14, 2025 5:58 pmby Irakly Shanidze
Jim Simon wrote:Say what?
Could you be more specific in your level of misunderstanding? )))
Re: Sound in transitions
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Mon Apr 14, 2025 11:15 pmby Jim Simon
Sure.
For starters, transitions don't "have" sound. They can be applied between two audio clips, but that's not the same thing. So your initial premise is unclear.
Re: Sound in transitions
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Tue Apr 15, 2025 4:36 amby Irakly Shanidze
Ok, here is a fourth-grade-level detailed explanation. Transitions have video and audio panels. Video panel has settings for what happens between clips while the audio panel has settings for blending the sound. They both have on/off switches. Try to turn the audio panel stwitch off and see what doesn't happen.
Re: Sound in transitions
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Tue Apr 15, 2025 11:49 amby Charles Bennett
I think you will find that the on/off switch for both video and audio only turns on or off the panel to allow for adjustments, not to turn the actual transition on and off. Other transitions on the video do not turn off either. Not having used this function. I can't tell you if it has always been this way.
Re: Sound in transitions
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Wed Apr 16, 2025 4:52 amby Irakly Shanidze
Charles Bennett wrote:I think you will find that the on/off switch for both video and audio only turns on or off the panel to allow for adjustments, not to turn the actual transition on and off. Other transitions on the video do not turn off either. Not having used this function. I can't tell you if it has always been this way.
It's always been that way. I am not sure whay you mean by "only turns on or off to allow for adjustments". Everywhere else across the Resolve the on/off switch has an obvious and predictable behavior.
Re: Sound in transitions
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Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:15 amby Charles Bennett
I mean that you can turn it on, alter any of the parameters in the Inspector and then turn it off. Anything you altered in the parameters will stick.
Why is it like this? That is a question you would have to ask BMD.