How do I make this effect?

[vid001]

Hello,
i want an object to swing back and forth throughout the whole video.

like I demonstrate in this video, (I used the mouse cursor): https://youtu.be/jWCjQSKXQX8



Does anyone know how?

[Cornucopia]

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Please fix your link.


Scott

[Secoast]

You can do it with ffmpeg using the Rotate filter (oscillating) in combination with an overlay. There is an example in the filter docs if I remember rightly.

[vid001]

You can do it with ffmpeg using the Rotate filter (oscillating) in combination with an overlay. There is an example in the filter docs if I remember rightly.

Thanks for your answer.
I use this videoeditor and it does not support ffmpeg:

https://www.videosoftdev.com/video-editor-doc/supported-formats-and-codecs

Do you happen to know how I can use it?

[Secoast]

I have no experience with that program, but a quick look suggests the video transitions available do not include anything resembling your example, not in the free version at least. I don't know if the pro/paid for version has anything suitable.

[smrpix]

Looks like rotation and keyframes should do the trick
https://www.videosoftdev.com/how-to-rotate-video

[vid001]

Looks like rotation and keyframes should do the trick
https://www.videosoftdev.com/how-to-rotate-video

I don´t think it can do this.

I want to make it like that:
video

[Secoast]

It does appear possible, but only in the pro version. There seem to be a lot of options that require upgrading. Not particularly user friendly either IMHO.

If you have ffmpeg on your system I can post a script that should work.

[smrpix]

Looks like rotation and keyframes should do the trick
https://www.videosoftdev.com/how-to-rotate-video

I don´t think it can do this.

I want to make it like that:
video

That page I linked to is directly from the makers of the free version of the software you say you are using.

[Secoast]

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Looks like rotation and keyframes should do the trick
https://www.videosoftdev.com/how-to-rotate-video

I don´t think it can do this.

I want to make it like that:
video

That page I linked to is directly from the makers of the free version of the software you say you are using.

The option to use trajectory points is disabled in the free version, or rather exporting the output is disabled. It asks you to upgrade.