System information
Saving a preset
1. Adjust your Position, 2D Shadow, or 2D Glow settings as desired to create a keyframe.
2. Type a name in the Preset box.
3.
Click the Save Preset button .
Recalling a preset
1. Click in the Position, 2D Shadow, and 2D Glow keyframe row to select a row and position the cursor
where you want to apply the preset.
2. Choose a setting from the Preset drop-down list.
If no keyframe exists at the cursor position, one is created using the settings from the preset. If a
keyframe exists at the cursor position, the keyframe's settings are replaced with the settings from the
preset.
Deleting a preset
Click the Delete Preset button to delete the current preset.
Keyframe Animation
Keyframes define the state of an effect's settings at a given point in time.
Each keyframe contains a set of parameters for a specified point on the timeline. The settings for
intermediate frames are interpolated. Additional keyframes can be added to create more complex effects.
The Keyframe Controller is displayed at the bottom of Video FX, Video Media Generators, Track Motion,
and Transition dialogs and is used to add and remove keyframes and control the FX parameters for
individual keyframes.
Each effect in a video effects chain can have its own keyframes.
Some video effects, such as Sony Stereoscopic 3D Adjust, have parameters that have their own keyframes.
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