Scenario is this:
I have a quicktime video that builds visually from start to finish and "peaks" on the last frame. I added sfx and music to the video and want to put a "stinger" type effect on the last frame of the video and let the tail of the audio ring out a couple seconds longer than the video. I highlight all what I want to bounce out, including a few extra seconds after the video is completed to allow for my tail to ring out. When previewing in pro tools, after the video is over it cuts to black after the last frame. But, after bouncing to quicktime, the video in the exported file sits on the last frame of video until the video is over and doesn't go to black. I'm not sure if this is a change to the way quicktime works or if this is a change in Pro Tools but having audio longer than the video in a quicktime file is behaving differently than it used to. Does anyone know of a setting or a way to get the video to go to black at the end?
I have a quicktime video that builds visually from start to finish and "peaks" on the last frame. I added sfx and music to the video and want to put a "stinger" type effect on the last frame of the video and let the tail of the audio ring out a couple seconds longer than the video. I highlight all what I want to bounce out, including a few extra seconds after the video is completed to allow for my tail to ring out. When previewing in pro tools, after the video is over it cuts to black after the last frame. But, after bouncing to quicktime, the video in the exported file sits on the last frame of video until the video is over and doesn't go to black. I'm not sure if this is a change to the way quicktime works or if this is a change in Pro Tools but having audio longer than the video in a quicktime file is behaving differently than it used to. Does anyone know of a setting or a way to get the video to go to black at the end?
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