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Blend the transform strips into each other instead of the original ones as you do right now. Just remove the blend effects and add them again onto the green strips.

Yes, you need to save your blend file through the file menu, then save. Blender has asked you to do so at least when you want to quit the program. When you didn't save that as well, your cutting work …

Yes, in the new 2.8 beta now you can. There now is a font selection box in the Text Effect Strip properties panel.

Here's some help: Just use reversed(...) on that collection like reversed(vse.sequences_all) in the case of this script and you're done...

You can hover over an Effect strips Input boxes and get the Python variable: So you just need to call .input_1 on the effect strip to access the first effected strip. Then you can access its attrib …

You can do most color correction with Strip modifiers. And if you don't need 3D effects for your text, you can use Text Strips in the VSE. There are also addons to send strips to the compositor, but …

You can do some cuts programmatically with Python and it should be well possible to use this black/white information as a source for the timing of these cuts. I've already done such cutting of sequenc …

That just depends on what you set your Display to in your Render Properties: Set it to Image Editor, Full Screen or New Window to see the result as it's being rendered. Though you have to keep in …

Just hit S to slide Strips in place.

I deselect all strips successfully via: for s in bpy.data.scenes['Scene'].sequence_editor.sequences_all: s.select = False

When you can't see/hear strips content any more it's usually due to moved footage location. When Blender can't access the originally imported footage anymore it will just show black/play nothing even …

Just do some math in the X offset field directly. Look at the Original Dimension of your Clip where you will find out its width x height. Then type into the X offset "1920/2-width/2" (replacing width …

Just add a Curve Modifier to the Strip and "invert" the diagonal line by inserting two points top-left and bottom-right:

Just use nested Scene Strips. Since 2.77 you can Add a Scene into another Scenes VSE and cut out parts of your perfectly timed matching strips in this original Scene.

You can like Gliderman said when you just change it and save your startup Blend file... However, you shouldn't do this. As there's a special concept behind Channel 0 as said in the Introduction to th …