CrackTheSky wrote:That's a good way to look at it, I suppose. The bottom line is that as long as YOU like whatever you come up with, that's ALL that should matter.
CrackTheSky wrote:Always keep your fingers on Ctrl-Z, in case you make any mistakes. Pressing them undoes the last thing you did.
Masking is when you want to cut out a section of a clip, basically, and put it onto another background. There's a pretty comprehensive tutorial on masking in the Vegas guide at the top of this page. It can get to be a pain when there's a lot of motion because you have to make a new mask for every individual frame, but you can make some cool effects by practicing with it.
CrackTheSky wrote:Right-click on a video track and select "Insert Video Track". You should now have two video tracks. On the lower one place the clip that you want to be in the background, in the one on top place the clip that you say you're going to be lip-synching.
On the clip on top go to the pan/crop window and increase the size of the dotted box, and move it around in order to get your clip in the correct position, or just keep it in the middle.
Voila, picture-in-picture!
Kariudo wrote:for number 1. compress it with xivd in virtualdub(/mod) as set forth in EADFAG
for number two...I dunno, but I think I remember hearing that you click and drag the edge of the transition on the timeline(I don't have Vegas...but I'm fairly sure I've heard this somewhere)
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