4 sec black avi

It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
separator between music clips on DVDs.
Anyone have one or point me to one - I'm not in to editing.
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Peter Ramm

Peter Ramm wrote:
> It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
> separator between music clips on DVDs.
> Anyone have one or point me to one - I'm not in to editing.

You don't say what editor, but just about any of them will let you you
import a JPEG picture and assign a length to it as a clip. Get a black
picture and import it. Or, tell people what editor you have and there
will probably be several alternate ways to do it.

Dave

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On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 17:13:34 +0000, Peter Ramm
<> wrote:

>It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
>separator between music clips on DVDs.
>Anyone have one or point me to one - I'm not in to editing.


Many thanks to those that had a postive contribution to make to this
and my earlier post - much appreciated.

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There is a very simple solution - just leave the lens cap on your camera
and record as long a clip as you need - easy peasy way to get a black
clip

David

Peter Ramm wrote:

> It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
> separator between music clips on DVDs.
> Anyone have one or point me to one - I'm not in to editing.
> --
> Pete Ramm
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quietguy

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> There is a very simple solution - just leave the lens cap on your camera
> and record as long a clip as you need - easy peasy way to get a black
> clip
>
> David
>
> Peter Ramm wrote:
>
>> It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
>> separator between music clips on DVDs.
>> Anyone have one or point me to one - I'm not in to editing.
>> --
>> Pete Ramm
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Buchetamo

quietguy wrote:
> There is a very simple solution - just leave the lens cap on your camera
> and record as long a clip as you need - easy peasy way to get a black
> clip

Probably acceptable, but maybe not technically pure black. At least
with my camera doing that instead of 100% black gives, 3%R, 3%G and
1%B. :--)

Dave

davesvideo@aol.com

Peter Ramm wrote:
> It's been suggested that I use a short period of black avi as a
> separator between music clips on DVDs.

Is that a really good idea? I think a fade out or a fade in would
do just as well and take up less space.

Rick Merrill