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Thank you! I will give it a try.
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Sometimes when you tried to hide quality issues with tricks like this you only draw more attention to them.
You don't say how you're digitzing your 8mm -- or even if you're talking about 8mm film or 8mm video. But if you're using a good digitizer, good enough is probably good enough.
Besides, remember the opening to the old TV show "The Wonder Years?" There's a certain stylish look to old, rough movies.
I had them digitized years ago by some company I can't recall. 
I get the potential problems with the aesthetics. But, given this is merely a personal video for family, it shouldn't be an issue. I am learning the application though, so I don'e have the skills or learning to attempt this yet. How would I go about doing this in Powerdirector?
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Hello,
I am new to video editing. I wanted to cut my teeth creating a video of my honeymoon in Ireland, but the video is old 8mm and it looks rather heinous in comparison to today's digital creations. My thinking to make this more palatable is to do a PIP? here is what I was thinking:
Have a static background of an old tube television and place the 4:3 8mm video within that graphic within a 16:9 screen.
Is something like this possible?
Not sure if it is needed, but system specs:
PowerDirector 365
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core Processor 3.70 GHz
32 gig Ram
Nvidia Gforece RTX 3060 Ti
Windows 11
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