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How can I stop this?!
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Hi all
Hope somebody can help me to solve this problem. please see the jpeg attachment. The project is a simple "3D Shuffle" transition with the clouds background on the lower video track, the upper track is two jpegs but I've used pan/crop to make them smaller than full screen and it's causing this masking problem. Any advice much appreciated.. |
it's because Vegas sees and moves a full frame of video over a full frame of video so one covers the other, and even though the one frame is "transparent" it's actually covering the other one.
Unless you're comfortable with 3D Track motion, I don't think you're going to find a way around it, but I don't think that it's necessarily an error so much as it's just the way it is when you're moving a full frame over a full frame. Dave |
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That's what I suspected, I could do it with track motion but it would be too time consuming. I'll just have to use the transitions that work... |
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