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  How do I put lots of videos in one video?

  Posted by Davy Cassidy on February 18, 2012 at 6:21 pm

  So the title probably made no sense, but it was the only way I could describe it.
  So I have an idea for a video and what I need to do is divide the screen into 6 different boxes, each one containing a different video.

  I_I_I_I
  I_I_I_I <-like that. if you can work it out

  any help is appreciated, thankyou!

  Tyson Onaga replied 14 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Tyson Onaga

  February 19, 2012 at 2:08 am

  You will need a combination of Track Motion and Pan/Crop events.
  Given a 1920×1080 workspace:

  Track Motion
  1. -640, 270, 960, 540 (x, y, w, h)
  2. 0, 270, 960, 540
  3. 640, 270, 960, 540
  4. -640, -270, 960, 540
  5. 0, -270, 960, 540
  6. 640, -270, 960, 540

  That will give you 6 tracks in which to fit your clips.
  Assuming you have videos all the same size (eg, 1920×1080), each clip needs a mask event.

  Mask, 4 coordinates of the rectangle:
  320, 0 … 1600, 0 … 1600, 1080 … 320, 1080

  this will make a rectangular mask that. You will be able to fit 3 across in a 1920 space.

  If your videos are different sizes, then you need to adjust the Mask values and Track values accordingly.

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