split screen effect
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CaptainMench
Carbonite Member
Re: split screen effect
It's in there... just don't think it's called split screen.
Anyway -- Place both videos on top of each other in the timeline. Turn on wireframe+image for your canvas. Click on the top track and move the wireframe to the position you want.
Look up picture in picture too.
Good luck,
CaptM
It's in there... just don't think it's called split screen.
Anyway -- Place both videos on top of each other in the timeline. Turn on wireframe+image for your canvas. Click on the top track and move the wireframe to the position you want.
Look up picture in picture too.
Good luck,
CaptM
Re: split screen effect
Hi.
After matching up your 2 clips, scale them both down to 50% or so (look under the Motion tab on each clip). Then use the settings to place them where you want on the screen. I used (-180, -20) for the left side and (180,-20) for the right side. This also allows you to use the Lower 3rd text generator to write captions below each clip.
Hope this helps.
Hi.
After matching up your 2 clips, scale them both down to 50% or so (look under the Motion tab on each clip). Then use the settings to place them where you want on the screen. I used (-180, -20) for the left side and (180,-20) for the right side. This also allows you to use the Lower 3rd text generator to write captions below each clip.
Hope this helps.
Scottdvx100
Veteran
Re: split screen effect
Create two layers of video.
Double click top layer.
Add Effects -> Mattes -> 4 point grbage matte
Set position the 4 points where you want it.
Create two layers of video.
Double click top layer.
Add Effects -> Mattes -> 4 point grbage matte
Set position the 4 points where you want it.
