Carl, I like your solution much better. That did the trick. Just for future reference, why would this happen, What did I do wrong? Denny

I just started doing some editing on a project with mulitiple video tracks and noticed that the V1 track is now above the V2 track. This throws off all the PnP and compositing effects. Is there a way to correct this? Thanks, Denny

Hi Carl, I stand corrected. I was not in front of my computer when I wrote that post, it was from memory. The correct path is File>Output>Export to file. Please accept my apologies if I misled anyone. Denny

If I understand you correctly, you will have to mark an in and an out around the sequence or frame that you want to export on your timeline (usually) then go to File>Export and follow the prompts there. Hope this helps, Denny

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I couldn't agree more. These forums and the people who contribute are among the best on the internet. Denny

Hello Andi, I followed your suggestion, and it worked like a charm. Thanks so much for jumping in here and pointing me in the right direction. Your help is much appreciated. Denny

I would like to create an audio effect where there is an abrupt end, and it almost sounds like a noisy needle being dragged across a phonograph record and the volume and pitch and volume increase. Any ideas as to the duration it should be, please let me know. Thanks, Denny

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