Daniel_BMS wrote:Actually what I really meant was simply having 2 different video files playing at once and be able to write the performance into one video file.
Daniel_BMS wrote:Also if I find an anime scene with a single background color, is it possible to transform that color into a blank color like you can with .png's?
Daniel_BMS wrote:Actually what I really meant was simply having 2 different video files playing at once and be able to write the performance into one video file.
Scintilla wrote:Daniel_BMS wrote:Actually what I really meant was simply having 2 different video files playing at once and be able to write the performance into one video file.
So, you mean, playing them side by side, or one on top of the other, or...?
AtomX wrote:You're talking about keying or masking. Most modern video editing programs can do keying (it's where you specify a color and it makes it transparent. Like green screening in movies and tv shows). Masking is where you go through frame by frame and essentially "cut" the image out (using Photoshop or After Effects or what have you). Generally masking will always end up looking better than keying since even scenes with a single color background probably have that color somewhere else in the image (like if it's a white background, the character's eyes are also probably white, and it would cut that out too).
Daniel_BMS wrote:Scintilla wrote:Daniel_BMS wrote:Actually what I really meant was simply having 2 different video files playing at once and be able to write the performance into one video file.
So, you mean, playing them side by side, or one on top of the other, or...?
yes
Daniel_BMS wrote:Can AVIsynth perform masking?
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