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iMovie likes Crossfades

SyneWave

SyneWave


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I'm getting on reasonably well with iMovie, before I save up enough to buy FinalCut.

BUT at this moment I seem to keep on getting crossfades.

I set up a crossfade between 2 tracks and it works lovely.
However, on subsequent tracks, which were just straight cuts, they now seem to have crossfades and they are intermittant. Doesn't seem to be any logic to it.

So I am posting a plea here ~ just in case anyone out there in MacWorld knows about this foible and can tell me how to stop it.
 

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