![]() So that's the basics, but now let's get a little more precision built into it. I can move slowly, scrubbing over it to see the transition happening. If I want to use another transition I can simply replace it by grabbing that transition and dragging and dropping it over the current one and it will replace it and render that one out as well and this transition has a little bit more flare to it. ![]() You can see there's no more orange space up there so now if I pan through with the cursor I can see the smooth transition. That means it's not finished rendering the transition between these, so my preview might not be as smooth as usually as you can see it increasing the percentage there and it will eventually get to 100% and that means it's ready to preview. ![]() Now notice that little orange space here at the top. I just click on Transitions over here on the right, and then I choose a transition, I cross dissolve and I drag it to the space between the two of them and now I've got a dissolve between one and the other. So now these videos go one right into the other, immediately, and I want to add a transition between then. So in Final Cut Pro, I've got some sample video here in the Events and I'm going to drag it to a new project so I'm going to select this first video here, drag it in and a second video here and drag that right afterwards. On today's episode, let's learn about using transitions in Final Cut Pro. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with MacMost Now.
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