System information
Item Description
New audio event gain Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default fade type
for the fade-in and fade-out curves on audio event gain envelopes.
For more information, see "Event Envelopes" on page 166.
This setting is used only for events that you place on the timeline
after changing the setting. Existing events will use the default fade
type that was active when they were added to the timeline.
New audio FX
automation envelopes
Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default fade type
that will be used when you add audio effect automation envelopes.
For more information, see "Automating Audio Effect Parameters" on
page 263.
This setting is used only when you create new envelopes. When you
add a point to an existing envelope, the new point always uses the
same fade type as the preceding envelope point.
New video envelopes Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default fade type
that will be used when you add fade-to-color, composite level,
transition progress, motion blur, supersampling, and event velocity
envelopes.
This setting is used only when you create new envelopes. When you
add a point to an existing envelope, the new point always uses the
same fade type as the preceding envelope point.
New video event
opacity
Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default fade type
for the fade-in and fade-out curves on video event opacity envelopes.
For more information, see "Event Envelopes" on page 166.
This setting is used only for events that you place on the timeline
after changing the setting. Existing events will use the default fade
type that was active when they were added to the timeline.
New video FX
keyframes
Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default keyframe
type that will be used when you add video track effect keyframes. For
more information, see "Applying video effects" on page 315.
This setting is used only when you add new effects. When you add a
keyframe to an existing effect, the new keyframe is created as the
same type as the preceding keyframe.
New video motion
keyframes
Choose a setting from the drop-down list to set the default keyframe
type that will be used when you add track motion, parent track
motion, 3D track motion, or pan/crop keyframes. For more
information, see "Editing Track Motion" on page 286,"3D
Compositing" on page 391, and "Panning and Cropping Video
Events" on page 275.
This setting is used only when you add new effects. When you add a
keyframe to an existing effect, the new keyframe is created as the
same type as the preceding keyframe.
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