VideoWave Video Splitting Issue

[Pistol Whip]

For some reason, when I split a video, the video after the split gets an automatic audio fade in that seems like it is unfixable. I can't move the audio node to the spot I want it to. So if I need to put like... 1 clip repeated 5 times in a row (like someone saying a word) the word is cut-off a bit at the beginning. It's kinda annoying and can't seem to find a setting for this or anything. Anyone have any ideas?

[james_hardin]

No extra charge for that little irritant… It has been reported but no fix to date.

[Pistol Whip]

No extra charge for that little irritant… It has been reported but no fix to date.

 

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Is there a way to fix this or will I have to used another editor for the task I want for now(which is fine)?

[jeanrosenfeld]

In Videowave 10 there is very short fade in (~0.01) seconds, essentially the first frame (1 click on the |> button of the preview)

[henrya50vab]

I'm afraid that the .03 second or less fade in is not adjustable in VideoWave.

You might try using Sound Editor. Add the audio from the video and delete everything but the section you want to use. Export that as a file. Now add that file as many times as you want it to repeat. Export the mix and then use that in VideoWave. Add it to another audio track, Mute the native sound for the duration of the multiple repeats. Overlap the audio tracks as necessary.

 

Hi,

 

I was just wondering if this has been fixed in a recent release of Videowave?

 

I'm still running Videowave 7 but if this has been fixed I may upgrade. Speaking of which I assume all my old productions would function with the new version?

 

Henry

[sknis]

Here is an edited picture of the one that was deleted above.

Is there a way to fix this or will I have to used another editor for the task I want for now(which is fine)?

 

I'm afraid that the .03 second or less fade in is not adjustable in VideoWave.

You might try using Sound Editor. Add the audio from the video and delete everything but the section you want to use. Export that as a file. Now add that file as many times as you want it to repeat. Export the mix and then use that in VideoWave. Add it to another audio track, Mute the native sound for the duration of the multiple repeats. Overlap the audio tracks as necessary.