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Multicam – Crop
After a project with two cameras has been put into multicam, is there then a way to do a universal crop on just one of the video cam tracks?
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No, Crop is only at the event level. You can’t crop a track even if multi-cam wasn’t involved. You just have to go event by event. I would save the preset from the first crop and then just apply it to the rest of the events one at a time. I’m not sure if paste event attributes will paste the crop (I’m at my Linux laptop so I don’t have Vegas handy to check) but that might work if you don’t have other FX on the events that you wouldn’t want to paste.
~jr
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Just to clarify, there is no way to do this once it’s in multicam but only at the event level clip by clip? I was hoping it could be done somehow using Track Motion since it’s many clips.
Not a huge issue though. I can go clip by clip easy enough.
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Unfortunately there is no way to do what you are asking. You could crop one and then copy and paste the event attributes to the rest after selecting them all but if you have any FX or such you will lose them. It would be a nice track feature to have though.
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Just to clarify, there is no way to do this once it’s in multicam but only at the event level clip by clip?
This has nothing to do with multicam so the statement “once it’s in multicam” is not the issue here. Event Pan/Crop only works on Events regardless of multi-cam or not.
~jr
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“You could crop one and then copy and paste the event attributes to the rest after selecting them all but if you have any FX or such you will lose them.”
Note: Vegasaur contains commands for coping and pasting just Pan/Crop settings without affecting other attributes ( https://vegasaur.com/one-click-commands ). Maybe there are other scripts that can do the same thing, I do not know.
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