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Sappy wrote on 12/26/2016, 12:11 PM

You use pan/crop. You can select the 1st keyframe in that timeline and adjust it to 1 half and get the other video and pan/crop to the other half.

dxdy wrote on 12/26/2016, 1:07 PM

Put Video 1 on a track, and video 2 on another track right under it. Create a rectangular mask in video 1 using the pan/crop window, (checkbox at the bottom of the window). The part you mask will be hidden, and you can see the part of Video 2 that is below it. To move things around, uncheck MASK in the pan/crop windows, click on the Position keyframe bar just above the Mask bar, make your moves.

john_dennis wrote on 12/26/2016, 1:29 PM

A combination of Pan/Crop and Track Motion:

Added credits for copyrighted photos.

xberk wrote on 12/26/2016, 1:38 PM

Nicely done john_dennis .. I'm always amazed at the energy and goodwill here.

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john_dennis wrote on 12/26/2016, 3:31 PM

Thanks Paul,

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vinhpham wrote on 12/26/2016, 7:54 PM

A combination of Pan/Crop and Track Motion:

Added credits for copyrighted photos.


Thank you john_dennis... Track Motion is the key, it cannot be done with Pan/Crop only.