Problems with BCC Lens Flare and Dip to White on Exported Video

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for your response. Well, nesting the sequences was an idea I had, too. But when when I nest the sequences, the transitions don't look quite right since one transition is now only applied to a nested sequences instead of being doubled up three times. I prefer how the transition looks being doubled up three times.

I did come up with a workaround, though. I can export just the three layers that have Dip to White transitions on them, and it looks exactly the way I want. I can also export just the three layers with BCC Lens Flare Round, and that looks exactly the way I want. So I just exported the bottom three Dip to White layers at high quality, imported that new video file into the project, and put that on top of those three layers. It works, but I feel like I'm baking part of my pizza twice. Not sure if there is another idea that you have that doesn't involve me having to export a video and import that same video into the project or something else.

Brandon,

Trim off 15 frames from the clip, nest, and then trim the nest itself. Add the effect to the clip inside the nest. Add the transition to the nest. 

Does it work now?

Transitions sometimes need to be in a higher render order in the render order pipeline than a video effect, so they must be processed after the video effect that is applied to the clip. The way I found to change render order is to use nesting.

If nesting did not work, let me know. You might also want to file an issue with Boris FX.

Thank You,
Kevin