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ayatrini · 06-01-2007, 02:34 PM

I'm working with premiere 6.5 and on SOME (maybe a glitch?) projects I open or create, I don't have the ability to create "superimpose tracks" on my timeline--which means I can't access the rubberbands that allow me to fade in/out video and audio I put on the timeline. Major problem.

I go to the timeline, right click and go to "add video track". Above the Video 1A and 1B track that ALWAYS appears, a video track WILL BE ADDED but there will be no name or arrow for it in that left side where normally it would say "Video 2" with an arrow, allowing you to click on the arrow and see the clip with rubberbands to adjust. So all I have is the ability to put clips, overlapping on as many tracks as I want to add, but without the ability to manually manipulate efficiently the fade in/out levels.

Please, Please help. Adobe NO LONGER has tech support on 6.5, as I've called with this question, and no one know what it is--a setting issue, etc.. I've even consulted professionals working with premiere 6.5 and they have rebuilt my computer with the software, only to get this problem --at random times-- again.

06-01-2007, 02:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
ayatrini Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2 OS: win xp	adobe premiere PROBLEM I'm working with premiere 6.5 and on SOME (maybe a glitch?) projects I open or create, I don't have the ability to create "superimpose tracks" on my timeline--which means I can't access the rubberbands that allow me to fade in/out video and audio I put on the timeline. Major problem. I go to the timeline, right click and go to "add video track". Above the Video 1A and 1B track that ALWAYS appears, a video track WILL BE ADDED but there will be no name or arrow for it in that left side where normally it would say "Video 2" with an arrow, allowing you to click on the arrow and see the clip with rubberbands to adjust. So all I have is the ability to put clips, overlapping on as many tracks as I want to add, but without the ability to manually manipulate efficiently the fade in/out levels. Please, Please help. Adobe NO LONGER has tech support on 6.5, as I've called with this question, and no one know what it is--a setting issue, etc.. I've even consulted professionals working with premiere 6.5 and they have rebuilt my computer with the software, only to get this problem --at random times-- again.