"To do this,click on the little triangle next to a video track. It will reveal a couple of control icons.Click on the red square with the diagonal line going through it. This will make a red line (the Opacity Rubber Band) appear under the clip. This line controls the opacityof the video and is not available on the Video 1A and Video 1B tracks (that�s why weput our clip on the Video 2 track). Right now it�s set to 100%. Click on your arrow tool, then click on the red line at about 1 1/2 seconds into the clip (the third tickmark). This will make a keyframe appear on the red line. Now drag the point to theleft of your new keyframe down to the bottom so that the red line will angle up to your new keyframe. This sets the opacity to 0% (black) at the beginning of the clip,then it will gradually change to 100% opacity at 1 1/2 seconds into the clip, makingthe clip appear to fade in."-from adobe premiere tutorial online hope this helps.
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"To do this,click on the little triangle next to a video track. It will reveal a couple of control icons.Click on the red square with the diagonal line going through it. This will make a red line (the Opacity Rubber Band) appear under the clip. This line controls the opacityof the video and is not available on the Video 1A and Video 1B tracks (that�s why weput our clip on the Video 2 track). Right now it�s set to 100%. Click on your arrow tool, then click on the red line at about 1 1/2 seconds into the clip (the third tickmark). This will make a keyframe appear on the red line. Now drag the point to theleft of your new keyframe down to the bottom so that the red line will angle up to your new keyframe. This sets the opacity to 0% (black) at the beginning of the clip,then it will gradually change to 100% opacity at 1 1/2 seconds into the clip, makingthe clip appear to fade in."-from adobe premiere tutorial online hope this helps.