I have footage of a TV on which I'm overlaying a clip, to make it appear like the clip is appearing on the television.
There is a zoom in on the TV, so I likewise have zoomed in on my overlay clip (using a combination of track motion and pan/crop), so everything is lined up perfectly throughout the sequence.
When I render as avi., it comes out just as it should (as seen in the video preview window). However, the overlay track is quite out of alignment when I render as wmv, and doesn't match up with what is seen in the preview at all.
For this project, I'm using about 10 or so video tracks total with lots of track motion and pan/crop, and this is the only part of the whole video that is out of allignment
Any ideas on what might be causing this, and how I might fix it?
Thanks.
There is a zoom in on the TV, so I likewise have zoomed in on my overlay clip (using a combination of track motion and pan/crop), so everything is lined up perfectly throughout the sequence.
When I render as avi., it comes out just as it should (as seen in the video preview window). However, the overlay track is quite out of alignment when I render as wmv, and doesn't match up with what is seen in the preview at all.
For this project, I'm using about 10 or so video tracks total with lots of track motion and pan/crop, and this is the only part of the whole video that is out of allignment
Any ideas on what might be causing this, and how I might fix it?
Thanks.