Not sure that effect works correctly by adding to a filler layer.....but now that you mention it, I think there is a setting to make it work on the layer beneath instead of the layer it's on. Will have to check when I am in front of a system.
On Saturday, November 9, 2013, wrote:
Select an upper track, add an "Add Edit" at the beginning and end of your timeline. Drop the effect on that track. Done.
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Set it up on one clip. Open the effect editor...drag the pink icon to a bin.Duplicate your sequence. Select all the video. Collapse it to one layer. Alt drag the effect you saved to a bin to the collapsed video layer. RenderOn Friday, November 8, 2013, wrote:I'm doing a series of short comedy skits and noticed that on the last 3 episodes (all shot in one day) the camera has developed stuck or dead pixels. The BCC Pixel Fixer works, but I wonder if there's a way to apply it on a separate video filler track so I can repair all the clips in the sequence at one time, instead of clip-by-clip?
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