My wife has Vegas Pro 19 and one of here music lyric videos has a weird effect happening. Behind every text screen, there is now a much enlarged, fuzzy version of the text in the background. I cannot find any effects turned on to do this. Other videos are fine.
Thanks
Ted T
Need to see a screen capture of the timeline to determine what effx or tracks might be causing the issue.
Not sure what you want to see. The screen cature wasn't enough?
@Ted-Telesky No, it was not enough..... We need to see a screen capture of your entire timeline to tell you what could be wrong.
Also from the capture you sent, there seems to be an effect applied to the video output fx ( that blue dot above the preview window). That also could be the cause of your issue.
Something similar is really easy in Vegas Pro using the Black Bar Fill effect, which has controls for the background blur amount, size, and shadow. Here's a short intro example I did for my brother's memorial service last year.
With your text, just put it against a transparent image background, as I did in the last sequence of this 1 minute intro.
That is an effect she is using and maybe she has opacity on the background which is muted here to show the effetc. Thanks for the comments.
That is an effect she is using and maybe she has opacity on the background which is muted here to show the effetc. Thanks for the comments.
That makes sense as by default titles have a transparent background so anything on tracks below will show behind the title.
The trick for doing this is to use a transparent image, as in my last sequence starting at about 0:0:23. Sorry I wasn't clearer about that above.
Watch it again starting at 0:23 and you will see that the result is the same.
I learned a lot from doing this video last year.
Thank you for all the comments - lots of support here and greatly apprecitae it.
Yes, there is a slide/image under the text which I muted to show the blurring. After the comments I did take a closer look and she was turning down the opacity of the image which would let the blurred text ghost through. So we have figured out another way to do what she wants.
Thanks again to all!
@Ted-Telesky It’s customary to mark the comment that gave you the result as the solution. It’s up to you which one you think is the one.