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Greyed out audio

When you see part of your audio track displayed in grey, it indicates that the audio is looping. This helps you easily identify repeated sections of a sound file within your timeline.

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Written by Jesper
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When an audio track in VideoGen appears greyed out, it means the sound has started looping. This happens when the original audio is shorter than your video section, so VideoGen automatically repeats it to fill the timeline without leaving silence.

If you want to adjust the loop, you can trim the audio directly in the timeline by dragging the edges of the clip, or fine-tune the start and end times in the right-side panel. This gives you control over exactly where the audio begins and ends, whether you want it to play once, loop only partially, or extend for the full length of your video.


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