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Solved Picture in picture Vegas Movie Studio 16
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Replied by mmcswnavy24 on topic Picture in picture Vegas Movie Studio 16
Posted 25 Feb 2020 09:43 Hi Dave,
I don't have any of those "fancy" video replies like the Doc has, so hopefully can assist this way.
On the track with your PIP, make sure it is Highlighted. Then, on the "LEFT" side (where the hamburger button is, or the shown icons for use), click on the "fx" symbol. Again, do this on the track fx, and not on the clip. That should open the "dialogue box" for the "dockable window", of which then, you should be able to use the "Preview Window" and not only re-size, but re-position as needed. Not sure if the Doc has a tutorial on this, though I do believe there is one on the VegasCreativeSoftware forum site under "Tutorials", as well as one on their YouTube channel (listed as Vegas Pro).
Plus, think this may have been asked on this forum, so have fun and do a little search - find - conquer!
Happy Editing!
Mike "The Chief" O'Sullivan
I don't have any of those "fancy" video replies like the Doc has, so hopefully can assist this way.
On the track with your PIP, make sure it is Highlighted. Then, on the "LEFT" side (where the hamburger button is, or the shown icons for use), click on the "fx" symbol. Again, do this on the track fx, and not on the clip. That should open the "dialogue box" for the "dockable window", of which then, you should be able to use the "Preview Window" and not only re-size, but re-position as needed. Not sure if the Doc has a tutorial on this, though I do believe there is one on the VegasCreativeSoftware forum site under "Tutorials", as well as one on their YouTube channel (listed as Vegas Pro).
Plus, think this may have been asked on this forum, so have fun and do a little search - find - conquer!
Happy Editing!
Mike "The Chief" O'Sullivan
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Replied by DoctorZen on topic Picture in picture Vegas Movie Studio 16
Posted 25 Feb 2020 15:49 Thanks @mmcswnavy24
To further what The Chief has explained, here are some screen shots.
If you ever need to do more complex "Picture in Picture" or Multi-Screen effects, I recommend watching/reading this tutorial.
This tutorial uses the traditional Event Pan/Crop and/or Track Motion tools.
www.moviestudiozen.com/free-tutorials/sony-vegas-pro/546-multi-screen-video-fx-sony-vegas-pro
Regards
Derek
To further what The Chief has explained, here are some screen shots.
If you ever need to do more complex "Picture in Picture" or Multi-Screen effects, I recommend watching/reading this tutorial.
This tutorial uses the traditional Event Pan/Crop and/or Track Motion tools.
www.moviestudiozen.com/free-tutorials/sony-vegas-pro/546-multi-screen-video-fx-sony-vegas-pro
Regards
Derek
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