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1. Re: Disolve and Opacity issues with CUDA
JSS1138 Nov 26, 2013 9:30 AM (in response to Stephen Pickering122)There is no way to change this behavior in that version. Premiere Pro CC has the option to turn off Linear Color processing with GPU acceleration enabled.
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2. Re: Disolve and Opacity issues with CUDA
Stephen Pickering122 Nov 26, 2013 9:23 AM (in response to JSS1138)Thinks Jim. I know CS6 is one version old, but this is really dissapointing. A disolve is a basic feature.
Until then, I found a workable work-around (if doing a fade-in from NOTHING - not a cross disolve between two clips). I had to add my asset (graphic, title, etc.) to my timeline. Then add a cross-disolve as well as two opacity keyframes (of course, the first at 0 and the second at 100) to match the cross disolve durration. Then nest the asset (which moves the disolve and keyframes to a nested sequence). Then add the cross disolve again. It seems to do what I want it to... just not as easily.
Thanks again Jim for your quick response- it saved me a lot of time of trial and error trying to fix something that can't be fixed.
-Stephen
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3. Re: Disolve and Opacity issues with CUDA
Andrew_S Nov 28, 2013 3:06 AM (in response to Stephen Pickering122)OR don't put the PSD on top of black. Put the PSD directly in track 1 and add the dissolves. It then fades smoothly.
OR put the lens cap on your camera and record some REAL black video. Put that on track 1, your PSD on track 2 and add the dissolves. It then works OK.
You also get the same "not very smooth" dissolves with premiere titles on top of Premiere's black video.



