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Old 03-05-2005, 07:36 AM
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Good to see you posting again young Browners.

Woe is me, I don't know what the Tina Turner video you refer to looks like. But hey, to split screen on Mediastudio try this,

1. Place your first clip on track V1 and set a moving path where the width X is set to 5 for both keyframes.

2. Place your second clip on V2 and set a moving path where the width X is set to 715 for both key frames.

This overlaps both clips by 5 pixels in the middle of the screen.

Its the blending bit that is puzzling me because I don't know the video you refer to. But you could try a simple transparency overlay by setting the transparency for both clips to say 5% or 10%. Or you could try a motion blur, a blur or smart blur video filter to both clips. Alternatively you could create the movie at this stage and then blend using Video Paint.

If you can post a screen shot of the specific blend effect that you want, then I will try and post back more specific instructions.

Meantime good luck.
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