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How to Group 2 clips? (opposite of split)
I have videos that are broken down into chunks due to file size (4GB chunks) and I would like to span them with a Pan/Zoom. Normally I just copy the coordinates of the Pan/Zoom to each clip. Is there a way to group the clips together so that I can apply a Pan/Zoom or any other effect to the entire timeline of that track?
Instead of splitting 1 clip into 2, I want to combine 2 clips into 1.
Thanks
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4 Replies
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Grouping multiple events is easy: select all the events you would like to group en select in the menu: EDIT-GROUP-CREATE NEW.
However, when you would like to add an effect to a whole track, it is easier to add the FX to the track instead of the individual events. You can add an FX to a track in the track-header. You can even add an FX to a whole project!
To add the event pan crop tool to a whole track, it might be easier to add this track with multiple events to your main project as a nested project.
Theo -
Maybe you want your video divided into 4GB chunks? If not consider reformating your HD to NTFS from FAT32.
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If you’re using Vegas Pro, bump the files together edge to edge on the timeline and save this to a VEG file. Then crate a new project and drag that VEG onto the timeline. Vegas will treat it a single event, and you’ll be able to pan/zoom around it.
Rob
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‘If you’re using Vegas Pro, bump the files together edge to edge on the timeline and save this to a VEG file. Then crate a new project and drag that VEG onto the timeline.’
Thats exactly what I meant when I talked about nested files….
Theo
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