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  • ShawnSum

    #1

    Sony Vegas Help.

    I have never used Sony Vegas before, but after downloading the trial version and messing around with it for a while it doesnt seem like its to complex.

    I have watched some BF2 videos where the main footage will be taking up mostly the whole screen and then you see a smaller screen come up as well....maybe with the same footage but at a different camera angle. I really like this effect and im wondering if someone can help me out and teach me a few things along with how to do this effect.
  • margav

    #2
    Re: Sony Vegas Help.

    Use track motion effect

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    • ShawnSum

      #3
      Re: Sony Vegas Help.

      I looked for it. Im guessing its not in the trial version......unless i looked in the wrong place...

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      • GzT_Gas

        #4
        Re: Sony Vegas Help.

        E-mail me at mgraham_ca@yahoo.ca


        I maybe can help ya

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        • ShawnSum

          #5
          Re: Sony Vegas Help.

          Tried that e-mail and got a mail delivery failure soon after that. I'll try again. If you want....My clan has vent. go to www.blackopsplatoon.com vent info is on the main page.

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          • GzT_Gas

            #6
            Re: Sony Vegas Help.

            Originally posted by ShawnSum
            You got mail YAY YAY.

            Lol, so is that my problem?? Maybe the trial version doesnt have that effect??

            I dont have time to e-mail you just yet, how ever watch your mail in the morning.


            I think santa may have been down your chimney


            <TFO>Gas

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            • ShawnSum

              #7
              Re: Sony Vegas Help.

              Ok, thanks.

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              • [C22] yrethguad

                #8
                Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                You have track motion in the trial, it's a button under your track controls on the left.

                Nevertheless, in order to do a picture-in-picture (PIP), create another video track, and place the footage you want smaller on the top track. This means it will show in front of all the video tracks below it. Then you want to take the event(s) (each block of media) on the upper track, and resize them with the pan/crop tool (icon on the right end of the events, or by right clicking an event).

                In Echo Squad: Sharqi Liberation this is used for the split screen parts.

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                • BlitzWarTank

                  #9
                  Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                  The "Picture-In-Picture" is in the Video FX > Cookie Cutter btw.

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                  • [C22] yrethguad

                    #10
                    Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                    ^ Don't listen to him, he's crazy.

                    No but really, I didn't know that. Not sure how the cookie cutter comes into play for PIP though. I'll check it out.

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                    • BlitzWarTank

                      #11
                      Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                      eh?

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                      • ShawnSum

                        #12
                        Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                        Yea im messing with it now....cant get the hang of it. Any of you mind getting on vent sometime and helping me out?

                        www.blackopsplatoon.com for vent info.

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                        • GzT_Gas

                          #13
                          Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                          Originally posted by ShawnSum
                          Yea im messing with it now....cant get the hang of it. Any of you mind getting on vent sometime and helping me out?

                          www.blackopsplatoon.com for vent info.


                          Try mervgraham007@hotmail.com

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                          • BOBSONATOR025

                            #14
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                            Lol, C22 Said it himself...

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                            • ShawnSum

                              #15
                              Re: Sony Vegas Help.

                              Hey thanks for the help with the PIP effect. Now, should i be rendering my files in any certain way when i get ready to save my movie? Im a stickler for the quality of a video, but i do know that keeping file size down is important too....Any suggestions?? I use fraps to record.

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