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I understand the sync by audio. Already have that done.
Assuming this is like other video editors, the highest numbered enabled video track is the one that makes it to the output file, correct?
And how do I manually make that happen in PowerDirector, with multiple video clips? Is splitting the individual video tracks the only way to do it in PowerDirector?
Are there any tutorials or videos on this somewhere? Everything I've seen uses VideoCam Designer, with four or less videos.
Thanks again!
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Hi! I have a project that has more than four video sources shot at once that I would like to use.
I know that MultiCam designer can work with up to four video sources, but what if I need to use more than four at once? Doesn't have to be in real time, like MultiCam designer.
Is there any way to manually choose which video track is used at any given time in the output file, without using MultiCam Designer?
My apologies if I missed something, but I can't find any reference to this in the User Guide, Google searches, or on the forum.
I know I could use MultiCam designer to work on four video tracks, render, and then use MultiCam designer again, but I would be concerned about losing video quality. I don't want to render the video more than one generation.
Thanks!
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