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Former user wrote on 12/4/2016, 8:53 PM

I think if you deactivate that little icon right above it that looks like a split black and white screen, that might fix it.

FosterBuch wrote on 12/4/2016, 10:03 PM 
 

I think if you deactivate that little icon right above it that looks like a split black and white screen, that might fix it.

Okay so I did that and the square went away. The redness is still present during fades though. Do you know how to fix the redness??? Thanks

Kinvermark wrote on 12/5/2016, 4:07 AM

So "that little icon" toggles effects or a preview of your clipboard, but what is going on under the preview window in your screen grab? Looks like you've got track 4 & 5 composited - is that the source of the red/black box?

FosterBuch wrote on 12/5/2016, 9:31 AM

So "that little icon" toggles effects or a preview of your clipboard, but what is going on under the preview window in your screen grab? Looks like you've got track 4 & 5 composited - is that the source of the red/black box?

Hmm I see that and did not know.... how do I diasable the parent composite mode.....?

FosterBuch wrote on 12/5/2016, 10:06 AM

So "that little icon" toggles effects or a preview of your clipboard, but what is going on under the preview window in your screen grab? Looks like you've got track 4 & 5 composited - is that the source of the red/black box?

Hmm I see that and did not know.... how do I diasable the parent composite mode.....?

I disabled the composite mode and still the red hue appears during fade??

Kinvermark wrote on 12/5/2016, 11:51 AM

Did you change the composite mode on both tracks back to "source(alpha)", under "un-parent" the second track (click the odd little arrow button).   :)

Looks to me like what you would get if the top track was masking the lower track, and then you lower the opacity of the tracks you would get a red hue if the the upper track was set to mask(multiply). 

FosterBuch wrote on 12/5/2016, 11:57 AM

Did you change the composite mode on both tracks back to "source(alpha)", under "un-parent" the second track (click the odd little arrow button).   :)

Looks to me like what you would get if the top track was masking the lower track, and then you lower the opacity of the tracks you would get a red hue if the the upper track was set to mask(multiply). 

Thanks for the help... I have fixed it!!!!