Overlaying two videos on Videopad
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Sébastien -
Sébastien -
Hello,
I recently downloaded Videopad video editor, and I'm looking to overlay two videos.
Having recorded the videos in portrait mode, I would like to place them side by side to remove the black bars on the sides.
Thank you for your responses :)
I recently downloaded Videopad video editor, and I'm looking to overlay two videos.
Having recorded the videos in portrait mode, I would like to place them side by side to remove the black bars on the sides.
Thank you for your responses :)
2 answers
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Hello,
With VideoPad version 3.35, you need to add your two files.
Then you put the first one on Video Track 1 and the second one on Video Track 2 ;)
Next, to move your files to the edges: Video Effects --> Position (position)
And if you need to resize the files, you use the Scale effect (Scale if in English version) to enlarge/shrink your image, or Crop which will cut off part of your image, I believe.
Finally, when saving your project (Export Video), make sure to choose a resolution for your output file; otherwise, you might end up with "black bars" again...
Best regards
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Hello, a track needs to "frame" each scene with an effect, for example 'zoom' if your software has that option; the scenes are resized, cropped otherwise they will be distorted. Then use them on the second track.
Besides photos, I never use the "portrait" mode for animated scenes.
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