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Re: How do I place a PiP in several different places in Video Track 2 ?
by Dave Gaham on Apr 11, 2009 at 6:35:04 pm

Thanks Edward I will try out your answer and let you know
also will check out your newsletter PiP tips

I hope it has a section covering the different way NLE software do it
I had assumed it was done the same as in Premiere ...... my mistake !!

Someone else had a similar type of problem although different but of the same effect being applied to all clips in the same video track

http://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/208/874472

I was thinking we had both somehow made a parent/child track I saw mentioned in the manual for compositing around page 280
I have a Sony tutorial dvd set somewhere for Vegas 6 and was going to go through that in search of an answer but now I will focus on the Keyframe like you said

Regards from Dave


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