That makes sense, Jeff, but it's not what I meant to describe. If in 6.5
you don't grab that end bit just right when you drag down, you end up with
an attachment point at the end of the line, as you should, AND a second one
above it, at the top of the opacity bar. That's the one you can't eliminate
by dragging out of the bar as you could elsewhere. If you could do so,
there would still be one remaining for the purpose you describe.
If you drag that second problem point (which is what causes the glitch)
down to meet the one at the end of the red line, it merges with it, and
displays only one. Then you're good to go. As you point out, working zoomed
in makes it far less likely that you'll create the glitch in the first place.
David Hurdon
At 02:18 PM 3/3/2005 -0800, you wrote:
There's a method to the madness, actually. Premiere 6.5 doesn't let you get
rid of the opacity keyframes (rubberband handles) at the beginning and end
of a clip. Because, you always need an opacity level to start at, and an
opacity level to end at.
-Jeff
----- Original Message -----
> For some reason, dragging it out of the track
> (top or bottom) doesn't seem to work at the extreme ends, as it does
> anywhere in between.
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