I have captured some video and I would like to crop the screen, zooming in on part of the screen and save then crop to a different part of the screen and save. So I output different files cropped at different places.
How would wise members go about this?
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Could I do it easier in Premiere?
Peace
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Last edited by thecrock; 23rd Apr 2010 at 08:51.
“He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.” -
I can't tell you how a wise person would do it, but I can tell you how I would:
1) Go to Video | Filters and select the "null transform" filter
2) Adjust the X and Y offsets until everything but the area you want is blacked out
3) Set up any other filters, audio conversions, etc. (make sure the cropping is done first, so further video operations are only being done on the small area you're keeping)
4) Save as file #1
5) Repeat steps 1-3
6) Save as file #2
No idea if it's easier in Premiere, but given its size, you could probably do this all in Virtualdub while waiting for Premiere to load.
Best,
Calidore -
Great response to my post man.Instructions. Thank You
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and yeah Premiere can take its time loading.
Thanks Again
Peace“He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.”
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