stevet91

One approach would be to have each camera's full video on its own track. Higher tracks take precedence over lower tracks, so the camera that's on track 2 will be seen.

 

On track 2, split and delete the parts that you don't want visible. Those are the areas where track 1 will be visible. If there are dupe audio tracks, mute one of them.

I should mention the audio will be seperate to the cameras i.e I am recording the audio and then syncing it, does this affect anything? Thanks for the replies

Hi

 

Assuming both videos were recorded at the same time then you will only need to use one of the audio tracks. Put the first video on the main track and the second video on the overlay track.

If they are slightly different then you can bring them together by simply listening to the audio and adjusting the position of one of the videos slightly so the audio synchronises. (You will hear both audio tracks but only see the overlay track at this point.

Once you have the audio tracks playing as one, then mute one of them.

Now you can split the overlay track where you wish and remove sections so the main video track appears at these points. (Don't close the gaps) With a bit of patience you can dissolve in the edges of the overlay clips to produce a smooth transition between both filming positions. Save the project at various times with different names so you can return if you make a mess of it.

 

Nat

I should mention the audio will be seperate to the cameras i.e I am recording the audio and then syncing it, does this affect anything? Thanks for the replies

I should mention the audio will be seperate to the cameras i.e I am recording the audio and then syncing it, does this affect anything? Thanks for the replies

Is this possible? I do drum kit covers for Youtube but thus far have only ever used one camera angle. I have also had another video running over the top in the corner of the intial video before.

Now I want to be able to alternate between two main angles as I please. Is this possible?? So both would be synced with the audio and I can just just go between both videos as I please. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I am not someone with great technical knowledge or experience. I have Videopad 4.08. In the actual software, everything is as I want it to be. I have tried exporting in different formats and with different settings, but choppy playback occurs at the same points each time in the video.

It is really frustrating because I just wanted to create what was supposed to be a simple and funny video. Any help would so very much appreciated!

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Cheers, Steven