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When you are using live video, you can set up a loop so that you can have effects change over time. A loop does not mean that the video will repeat. It’s just a way to make effects repeat and change over time. For example, set a loop length of 20 seconds, and set an effect to be applied for 10 seconds. Now the effect will look like it’s on for 10 seconds and off for 10 seconds. To set a loop length, select Time Lines from the Tools menu and enter a length in seconds into the text field. The default loop length is 24 seconds. You can change the default loop length in the Movie/Video tab of Preferences. To make an effect apply for part of a live video loop, set the start, stop, and fade in and out points for an effect as described previously. | |||
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