I have looked and cant find how to do this,... I have 4 picture in picture clips, is there a way to zoom in on a picture in picture clip keeping the same border size of the picture in picture? Hope I am explaining that right.
If it is, you can zoom into a particular PIP by opening up the PIP event's pan/crop tool and using that to zoom in. If you want to do it automatically, you need to use keyframes.
@Jack S yes that is what I mean...... but I dont know how to zoom without it changing the size of the picture......when I move the pan/crop to zoom in it changes the size of the pic in pic.
example:, I want to zoom/out in pic 1 but retain the size 960x540
Yes, Thats exactly what Im trying to do, but zooming changes the overall size of the clip....I know how to use keyframes, I just dont know what I need to do or set to not change the over all size of the pip clip....
Ahh, I see pip plugin in the effects chain after the pan/crop.......Thats what I dont have......maybe thats it? edit: ohh, ok I see now, I got it. I had used the pan and crop to size it and move the clip where I wanted it.......when I should have used the pip plugin. I got it now, Thank you Jack for helping me!
Is there a way to set keyframes on the pip plugin? Trying to move positions by keyframes, but its not there at the bottom like with other plugins or pan/crop.
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wrote on 6/3/2022, 12:16 PM
@brent Hi, click the blue circle at the end of the controls Animate, the circle will turn red & the keyframe timeline will appear at the bottom of that window