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Kevin-Monahan
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Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
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March 4, 2024

Hi @jvalal,

Thanks for the screen movie. You're trying to add a frame hold to a nested sequence and getting unexpected behavior. Is that right? Can you show us a screenshot of the contents of the nest? At the end of the Timeline, are those adjustment layers?

 

I apologize, but seeing what's going on without the project file to inspect makes it difficult to assist. Feel free to PM me a link to your project file (no media necessary), and I can have the product team take a closer look.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
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jvalalAuthor
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March 4, 2024

Hi @Kevin-Monahan This is not a nested sequence. Not sure where you see that. There are no adjustment layers. I'll PM you the project. Thanks! 

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    jvalalAuthor
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    March 5, 2024

    Hi Jason,

    Good morning. Thanks for the screen movie. I tried to reproduce the situation and came up with the following.

     

    1. After splicing the nest into two and placing the second half at the end of your sequence for the fly-out, move back to the first nest at the beginning of the sequence. Don't make a frame hold; you'll extend instead in step 3.
    2. Access Position keyframes by selecting the nest and clicking the Effect Controls tab. Delete the third and fourth keyframes representing the fly-out.
    3. Double-click on the nest to access the source graphic. Extend the source graphic for as long as you need it to for covering the duration of the lower third until the fly-out occurs with the second nest.
    4. Extend the first nest to the second nest by trimming it. You now have the handle so that you can do that.

      That should get you back in the swing of things, I hope. If this doesn't make sense to you, I'll try to make a screen movie when I have a spare moment later in the day. Let me know what happens in the meantime.

     

    Thanks,
    Kevin


    Hi Kevin - not following step 2. In the effects control tab, I don't see any key frames for the first spliced clip.

     

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