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2015/8/23 22:46:36
Fade to Black since you mentioned Adobe Premiere, here's how you do audio/video fades:

if you're in TIME LINE ...

1) Right click on the last clip, and a floating menu should appear. Look for PROPERTIES

2) When you click FADE, you should see more options to FADE IN AUDIO, FADE IN VIDEO, FADE OUT AUDIO, FADE OUT VIDEO
(you have to select each one individually as needed)


If you're in SCENE LINE ...

1) right click on the final scene, and from the floating menu select PROPERTIES

2) depending on the state of this option the last time it was used, you may also have to select EDIT PROPERTIES

3) One of the properties is OPACITY... it will let you fade video in and out

one or both of these methods gives you draggable nodes that let you set exactly where the fade begins and ends. Very handy.
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