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  1. I know you can stack 2 video clips vertically - or horizontally - with an Avisynth script, but would it be possible to add more screens, to end up with something like this ?...
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6hMh7fwJDg ...and if it is, what would be a sensible way of approaching the task ?.....
    Last edited by pippas; 15th Jun 2016 at 08:22. Reason: typos
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  2. yes, grid arrangements can be done with combinations of stackhorizontal(), stackvertical()

    But irregular arrangements can be done with overlay() specifying the x,y position
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  3. The stack commands aren't limited to two videos. You can stack many:

    Code:
    StackVertical(v1, v2, v3, v4...)
    And you can use StackVertical and StackHorizontal together:

    Code:
    StackVertical(StackHorizontal(v1, v2), StackHorizontal(v3,v4))
    When stacking vertically the width of the videos must be the same. When stacking horizontally the height of the videos must be the same.
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  4. Many thanks for the information guys... I think experimenting along those lines might be a lot simpler than my previous attempt at constructing a 'muliticam' keyboard video using AviSynth.... I shall have a try....

    THIS VIDEO took quite bit of working out to create the frame accurate dissolves needed for the AVisynth script for that...... it I think multiscreen might have been easier!

    (Sadly, the music is no where near as impressive as the content in my first post. I'd need to practice a lot more to get to that standard )
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