HI,
When using track motion in Vegas Pro 18, when I keep playing with the image I am shrinking and moving, then track motion doesn't move the image anymore. I have to delete the track and start from scratch. Any ideas?
It is possible you have set one or more keyframes and the cursor is in a different place than the keyframe you are adjusting?
It is possible you have set one or more keyframes and the cursor is in a different place than the keyframe you are adjusting?
Humm, not sure will play with it.
Depending on what you're trying to do, the Picture in Picture fx might work better
Depending on what you're trying to do, the Picture in Picture fx might work better
Its a Halloween video, I want a ghost to appear, then move towards the viewer and go right though them, I did it but track motion stops working, so I used event pan & crop and still problems.
A few screenshots or a screen capture would help to better understand your description.
A few screenshots or a screen capture would help to better understand your description.
Will do, give me a bit. Thanks,
A few screenshots or a screen capture would help to better understand your description.
You can add the screenshots directly to your post here:
Depending on what you're trying to do, the Picture in Picture fx might work better
Its a Halloween video, I want a ghost to appear, then move towards the viewer and go right though them, I did it but track motion stops working, so I used event pan & crop and still problems.
Ok, try PIP
Depending on what you're trying to do, the Picture in Picture fx might work better
Its a Halloween video, I want a ghost to appear, then move towards the viewer and go right though them, I did it but track motion stops working, so I used event pan & crop and still problems.
Ok, try PIP
How do I make it come towards the viewer with that feature? I never used it before.
Use keyframes to enlarge the pip window. Combine that with creative cutting and opacity to make it look like the ghost is passing through the viewer.
Use keyframes to enlarge the pip window. Combine that with creative cutting and opacity to make it look like the ghost is passing through the viewer.
See:
At the moment I barely have the time to reply on the forum. I don't have the machine or realtime bandwidth right now to create a tutorial.
Add the pip fx to a track and play around. You'll learn more that way. You already know how to use keyframes, so you're more than halfway there.
At the moment I barely have the time to reply on the forum. I don't have the machine or realtime bandwidth right now to create a tutorial.
Add the pip fx to a track and play around. You'll learn more that way. You already know how to use keyframes, so you're more than halfway there.
At the moment I barely have the time to reply on the forum. I don't have the machine or realtime bandwidth right now to create a tutorial.
Add the pip fx to a track and play around. You'll learn more that way. You already know how to use keyframes, so you're more than halfway there.
PIP working, much better than trackmotion or pan/crop, thank you all.
Ron