Pages:
  
1.Introduction
2.Understanding the Workspace
3.Getting Started with Editing
4.Media Editing
5.Working with Effects and Transitions
6.Video Edit Magic Tools
 
Using Markers
Media Converter
Splitting Track
Splitting Timeline
Packing Tracks
Repeating Audio
Resetting Volume Track
Taking Snaps
Narration
Aligning Clips
Extract VOB Chapters
7.Using Volume Tracks
8.Working with Projects
9.Making Movies
10.Capturing Media from Devices
11.Capturing Media from Analog Devices (Windows 98 only)
12.Exporting to Digital Video Camera
13.Keyboard Shortcuts
14.Resources
 

Video Edit Magic 4.47


Repeating Audio

Sometimes, if the video and audio in your Timeline are from separate files, the duration of the audio may be shorter than the video.  Stretching the audio to match the video’s duration is not always a good idea- it slows down the audio.

Select the audio source you want to repeat and click on Tools > Repeat Audio.  If you have a video track that is five minutes long and an audio track that is one minute long, choosing the ‘Repeat Audio’ option will copy the audio four times into the Timeline sequentially so that it matches the length of the video.

Repeat Audio affects only the last audio source in the an Audio Track, and extends it to the the end of the last piece of video in the Timeline.

When more the one audio source is present in the Timeline, the Repeat Audio option can be used only for the last audio source.


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