Can VideoPad do and overlay or ? for a bouncing audio on top of the video?

[Chas]

Can VideoPad do and overlay or ? for a bouncing audio on top of the video?

Where you can see the waveform bouncing across the bottom of the video?

Thank you

Charles

[borate]

Record or link a sample of what you mean by 'bouncing.'  If a file, upload it to a free server, get a public (shareable) link that anyone can view and past that link here.

[Nationalsolo]

Hi

Do you mean something like this......

...Where the sound track (or any soundtrack) scrolls along under the video? If so the answer is yes..but it's slightly involved and requires a screen copy program like o-cam to do it. It is also possible probably using the screen capture option in VP.

• Open VP and load the audio, or load the video that has the audio.
• Adjust the track sizes to show them a wide as possible (vertically)
• Place the red cursor line at the start
• Open the screen copying app and adjust the area to record so that it surrounds a roughly 16:9 section of the audio waveform...
• 
• Start the screen recorder (In this example this is O-Cam
• Start the video playing. The sound track will scroll from right to left and be recorded as a 16:9 video. Note the recording rectangle is adjusted to the size of a video track thumbnail to obtain a rough 16:9
• Reopen VP and load the main video to Video track 1 and the soundtrack video to video track 2
• Adjust the tracks to synch (the copy will also have the same sound as the main video but on audio track 2).
• Scale and Position the audio video on Video Track 2 so it appears at the bottom of the screen (PIP)...
• 

When played the PIP of the recorded audio track will scroll along beneath the video. As both tracks have been synched (as seen above) and both will play it is a simple matter of muting one.

Hope this helps.

Nat