Audio fading in and out

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April 7, 2020
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I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 2020.

Can anybody tell me why when I right click on an audio track on Audio 1 and click on fade in/out it does not work. Just to mention there is a small 5.1 being displayed just by the wording Audio 1 if that's anything......

Thanks

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Gaurav__Gupta

Community Manager

After applying if you can see yellow ribbon on your audio clip like below image, that means fade-in and fade-out are working fine. Basically that yellow ribbon on audio clip shows the volume of the audio, fade-in means start from low volume and then gradually increases and fade-out means opposite i.e. starts with high volume and gradually decreases. :

If after applying fade-in and fade-out you can hear the same patterns of volume I described above that means it's working fine.

Thanks, Gaurav

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Major PaulAuthor

Participating Frequently

Thank you for your reply.

I can move the yellow ribbon up and down and I can even put marker dots on it and adjust an up and down pattern in the middle but the audio level does not change. It seems to be on my time line with a fixed level and that is it. I have tried down loading the clip many times and it is happening on other clips as well. I think it is a setting somewhere that I can't find. Even when I right click on it and surgest fade in it stays normal.

What I have found is that I am editing three videos at the same time. If I just upload one video it seems to be ok. Also at the end of each line is a mall 5.1 symbol.

Driving me mad.

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Steve Grisetti

Brainiac

Audios settings are:

Sample rate 48000Hz

Display format: Audio Samples only other option is Milliseconds

Rather than digging deeper into this, it appears you're trying to combine standard stereo with 5.1 audio.

The simplest solution is to convert the 5.1 audio to stereo. You can do this by converting all of your 5.1 video into standard MP4s using the free download Handbrake. My tutorial shows you how to do this.