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usman152008 wrote on 12/12/2004, 9:13 PM
You can apply Flash transition (Hard, Soft, or Yellow Flash).
Jessariah67 wrote on 12/12/2004, 9:26 PM
Or...

You can just put solid white above it on the timeline and fade the white in (or put the white below and fade the main track out).
nickle wrote on 12/12/2004, 9:47 PM
Or...

You can apply a glow fx and keyframe it to whatever fade you like.
GaryKleiner wrote on 12/12/2004, 9:51 PM
Or... you can add a Fade to color track envelope (the defaults are white and black)

Gary
r56 wrote on 12/12/2004, 10:31 PM
Or…
Select from the Media Generators the Solid White.
Drag it on the timeline and place it next to the event you want the white fade applied.
Enable Automatic Crossfades from the toolbar (Ctrl+Shift+X).
Drag the solid white event to the left overlapping your video event and creating a crossfade for the duration you want.
garo wrote on 12/13/2004, 2:41 AM
that's what's cool about Vegas (and this Forum) you can do lot's of stuff so many ways - in fact most of it I discovered myself by using common sence - well with SOME help from this forum , uuuhhrrrummfff :-)
farss wrote on 12/13/2004, 4:42 AM
You can also change a dissolve to fade thru white. There's quite a few variants to the basic dissolve in Vegas that are worth a look at. A Chroma dissolve is well, rather interesting!
Bob.