Fx Movie Joiner 6.2.10 - User Guide and FAQ

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Use Fx Movie Joiner to add transitions between clips.



A transition, as the name implies, is a short, silent segment that dissolves one clip into the next. When joining movies with different properties you can hide the jumps and jitters with a transition. Transitions are also useful when joining clips that are sharply different in lighting or contrast such as a segment composed outside joined to an interior shot.

To create a transition from one movie to another, enter the path to your source movies, set the output file name and path, adjust the properties of your output movie, then pick and set the properties of your transition.

Transitions can also be used to dissolve from a black screen into the start of a movie or dissolve out to a black screen.

When one of the elements in the transition is a black screen, the source file input panel will change to either "File to transition from" or "File to transition to".

The target output file must be save as an AVI. If the file already exists you will be warned before the file over-written.

When setting the properties of your output file be sure that it matches the properties that you intend to use for your joined file. The impact is lost if the transition has to be dithered to match the clips before and following.

Use Fx Movie Joiner to replace the audio in an exsiting movie.



Select your source movie and an audio file of equal or greater duration and a target file which will be your new movie with the replaced sound.

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