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Line 393: − ==== Adding fade in fade out effect ==== − By adding fade-in and fade-out for the clips, it will smoothly changing the slides from one to next. − <gallery mode="packed" heights="300"> − File:10. kdenlive fade in out.png|400px|Adding fade in/out for clip − </gallery> − The most basic type of fade-in and fade-out are the fade from black and fade to black effects. The easiest way to add these to your media files is to move the mouse pointer close to the corner of a clip on the timeline, then click and drag until your fade reaches the desired length.
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==== Adding transition into clips====
==== Adding transition into clips====
To add a transition, adjust clips in the timeline so that the end of one overlaps the beginning of another. Then right-click in the timeline at the overlap point, select "Add Transition" , then choose one of the "transitions" from the transition list.
To add a transition, adjust clips in the timeline so that the end of one overlaps the beginning of another. Then right-click in the timeline at the overlap point, select "Add Transition" , then choose one of the "transitions" from the transition list.