Target Duraion does not work correctly

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
June 25, 2025
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Now I can change only 5 seconds forward or back using the mouse.

There were no restrictions before. Why did you create them? It's stupid.

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PaulMurphy

Community Expert

Is it possible that there's another clip further down the timeline on the same track? The Target Duration won't let you extend the remixed clip beyond the start of the next clip on the timeline.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Its not a restriction of the duration. The end duration may vary +/- 5 seconds to the duration you set it to.

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Paul_GringoAuthor

Inspiring

The problem in some tracks arises, I don't know what it depends on

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Ishan Y

Inspiring

Hey Paul,

Ann is saying that you can set the duration of the remixed track precisely but after processing the audio track remix, the resulting duration might be less than or exceed the initially set duration by 5 seconds. The Remix tool keeps the parts at the start and end of the clip and remixes the portion that is in the middle. If you want the music track to end or start at a specific point, place the cut there and then use the Remix tool.

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Richard M Knight

Community Expert

It's interesting that the Audition version of remix will let you stretch the remix to the exact time.

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