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  1. 27th Jun 2006 10:52 #1
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    How do I overlay multiple videos and have them continue playing with each other?

    Like the effect in this video,
    http://media.putfile.com/overlay

    I only know how to do fades/transitions with two videos....

    Thanks for any help!
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    put each one on its own track and reduce the transparency of the top one


    covered in the manual and help file also ....
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    Cheers works great! Sorry for the newbie question =/
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    Which program did you use to produce the overlayed transparent clips?
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    Originally Posted by Sniffy
    Which program did you use to produce the overlayed transparent clips?
    Read the title...
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    That is just a A to B mix over the full frame.

    You can also mix on a pixel basis with an alpha channel on the foreground layer.
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