Adjust transition alignment, Align a transition in a timeline panel – Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 User Manual

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Effects and transitions

Last updated 11/6/2011

Transition in Effect Controls panel

A. Play The Transition button B. Transition preview C. Edge selector D. Clip previews E. Start and End sliders F. Clip A (first clip)

G. Transition H. Clip B (second clip) I. Current-time indicator

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To open the transition in the Effects control panel, click the transition in a Timeline panel.

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To show or hide the time ruler in the Effect Controls panel, click the Show/Hide Timeline View button

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necessary, widen the panel to make this button visible and active.

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To play back the transition in the Effect Controls panel, click the Play The Transition button. This doesn’t affect
the Program Monitor.

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To view frames from the actual clip or clips in the Effect Controls panel, select Show Actual Sources.

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To see a specific frame of the transition in the small preview, click the Play The Transition button. Then drag the
current-time indicator in the Effect Controls panel’s time ruler to the desired frame.

Note: Keyframes cannot be used with transitions. For transitions, the Timeline View in the Effect Controls panel is used
for adjusting transition alignment and duration.

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Adjust transition alignment

You can change the alignment of a transition placed between two clips in either a Timeline panel or the Effect Controls
panel. A transition need not be centered or strictly aligned to the cut. You can drag the transition to reposition it over
the cut as desired.

Note: You can’t change a double-sided transition into a single-sided transition. If you realign a double-sided transition
to the start or end of a clip, it will use handles from the adjacent clip.

Align a transition in a Timeline panel

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In a Timeline panel, zoom in so that you can clearly see the transition.

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Drag the transition over the cut to reposition it.

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