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Hello, I have 1 multilayer input with 3 different backgrounds that got changed from time to time. I mapped shortcuts to turn on/off certain inputs. But it seems it only cuts when you do so. Is it possible to set transition in/out effects to this action?
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Em....I also need this effect.
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This could be a fantastic new feature!
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Originally Posted by: andreypetr But it seems it only cuts when you do so. Is it possible to set transition in/out effects to this action? The short answer is No. There is only one "M/E" bus where you you can use transition FX, and that's on the main "Program" feed. You can't also have transitions upstream of this within a Multiview. However, you can create two almost identical Multiviews, using the same combination of layers (except the one which you are toggling on/off), and then transition between those two input versions, which will at least allow you to have a layer fade in and out for example, even if the whole process is not as straightforward or as versatile as having multiple M/E busses. But that's how it is right now, and in the world of hardware video switchers you pay a lot more for having multiple M/E buses on the switcher.
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