Hello Everyone:
Okay put me in the Slow Learner's Group, but when you create a Picture in Picture (PIP), do you need a separate track for each PIP?
I just created a PIP effect with 4 rectangles, each playing a separate video over a black background. The total number of video tracks used is 5 -- one for the black background (and the rest of the video clips that are not affected by track motion), and one track each for the PIPs.
For each PIP I used track-motion and adjusted the size and xy coordinates so they were spaced nicely on the black background. And of course I muted the audio on each PIP track, but I always mute all audio as I play only music anyway.
This was pretty easy once I got the concept into my brain, but it seems tedious. Is there a better way to do this?
Regards,
Kimberly
Okay put me in the Slow Learner's Group, but when you create a Picture in Picture (PIP), do you need a separate track for each PIP?
I just created a PIP effect with 4 rectangles, each playing a separate video over a black background. The total number of video tracks used is 5 -- one for the black background (and the rest of the video clips that are not affected by track motion), and one track each for the PIPs.
For each PIP I used track-motion and adjusted the size and xy coordinates so they were spaced nicely on the black background. And of course I muted the audio on each PIP track, but I always mute all audio as I play only music anyway.
This was pretty easy once I got the concept into my brain, but it seems tedious. Is there a better way to do this?
Regards,
Kimberly