Sony MSPSMS11000 User Manual
Adding video effects
There are several methods available for applying effects to video. Video plug-ins can be applied to tracks, video events, source
media files (via the Project Media window), or to the entire video project.
media files (via the Project Media window), or to the entire video project.
Tips:
• To apply a preset without displaying the Video FX dialog, hold the Shift key while dragging a preset from the Video FX window to a
track header, event, or the Video Preview window.
• To move effect controls in fine increments, hold Ctrl while dragging the control.
Adding video effects to an event, track, media file, or project
1.
Click the FX button ( ) in the location where you want to add video effects. The Video FX dialog is displayed.
The FX button is displayed in gray when no effects have been applied. Clicking the gray FX button displays the Plug-In
Chooser.
Chooser.
•
Click the
Event FX button on a video event to apply an effect to a single event.
•
Click the
Track FX button on a track header to apply an effect to every event on a track.
•
Click the
Media FX button in the Project Media window or hold Alt while clicking the Event FX button on an event to
apply an effect to every occurrence of a media file in your project (the source media file is not affected).
•
Click the
Video Output FX button in the Video Preview window to apply an effect to every video event in your project.
2.
Click the Plug-In Chain button (
) in the Video FX dialog to display the Plug-In Chooser. Select each plug-in you want to add
and click the Add button. Click OK to close the Plug-In Chooser.
Tip:
To reorder the plug-ins within the chain, drag a plug-in button to a new location.
3.
Use the Video FX dialog to enable/bypass effects, edit effect parameters, and add/remove effects from a chain.
ADDING TRANSITIONS, VIDEO EFFECTS, AND TITLES
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