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Option 2: Produce the video and use output to publish with other software. I use Nero 10 with great success and virtually no problems.
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You cannot remove the prime tracks but all others can be removed. Ensure you are clicking on the correct tract. A work around is to copy and paste data from one track to another, delete that track and clear the other.
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When adding track, you change the default quantity of (1) to (0) for the audio track. Also, to delete an unwanted track, right click on unwanted track and select "Delete."
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I imported your file as a PNG and I utilized the Chroma Key setting for both the green and the white using PD 12 and experienced no issue. Perhaps you might think of putting a file on two different tracks with an overlap which may overcome your issue.
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Am I missing something here? Why not just use the Multi Cam Designer. A great tool that does a great and I believe would resolve your issue.
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Sounds like your PD program has become corrupted. If your OS is Windows perhaps a System Restore may help. If that doesn't work then a PD re-install may be in order.
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I have PD !2 and updated to W 10 on a Toshiba laptop ad an HP laptop and did find I had the "Green" screen issue. I disabled the "Enable hardware decoding" and that resolved that issue. However, on both machines I can no longer publish a DVD. I now produce a MP4 file and use other software to publish a DVD which is an inconvenience to say the least.
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