[Eojin Kim]

No, I used Movavi Video Converter to convert the video clip. It has options to convert to basically any video format.
VLC is a video player (regarded as one of the best out there), like Windows Media Player or GOM player, etc.
Anyways, it doesn’t matter, since even when I import the MP4 file I directly downloaded from Pixabay, it still behaves exactly the same.

Not to mention, what exactly are you suggesting I do? I see no solutions in your answer..

[Eojin Kim]

oof, that’s embarrassing. Now I sound like a 12 year old. X(

I tend to do stuff like this: Learn things from a certain subject, then think I’ve learned pretty much everything, when there is in fact tons more to learn, and I would never be able to go on with only the content I’ve already learned.
I’m going to be very busy for the next 2 weeks or so, and I really can’t start watching it now, but I will, once I can!

Thanks for the detailed explanation; I probably would have had some big difficulties if I just went on the way I was.

[Eojin Kim]

I did “pick up random youtube tutorials”, but that was only for motion graphics, which is quite simple if you’re only trying to do simple things.
I will learn the other basics from the tutorials you gave me. Thank you!

[Eojin Kim]

Candid and truthful opinion, I guess. I thought my explanation should have been sufficient enough to at least put the thought of “motion graphics” into SOMEBODY’s mind.. I guess not.
On other news, I’ve been looking into lots of tutorials on motion graphics and such, and have progressed significantly into the world of After Effects. Most of it was very easy to be honest, I was able to get the hang of it in less than an hour.

Thanks for the reply. Although I wasn’t able to get any answers on this question, judging by the other questions and answers on this site, I think I’ll be using it later on as well. I hope I get answers then!