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Embed video within video
I’m not quite sure how else to word it, but I want, at the end of my video, to include links to my other work. And I want it to look something like this, at 2:16 (warning: nsfw):
https://youtu.be/rHG-JO8gIGk?t=2m16s
This guy has sections of his other videos included in this, they fade in and stay there until the video ends, and you can see them playing normally. How do I do this? Do I have to use a screen recorder to capture the footage?
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[Ben Albright] “This guy has sections of his other videos included in this, they fade in and stay there until the video ends, and you can see them playing normally. How do I do this? Do I have to use a screen recorder to capture the footage?”
It’s called Picture-In-Picture and you can accomplish this by using Track Motion in Vegas Pro or Movie Studio. Just drop the video you want to overlay on a track above your main video. Press the Track Motion button on the track header and resize the video to be smaller and move it into place. After you upload your video to YouTube, use Annotations in YouTube to make the box around the smaller video that becomes the hot spot to link to your other video.
~jr
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