boonedoggle
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I have a project that is going to require doing viewing 2 clips in a split screen. Is this possible in Premiere 6?
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Split screen in Premiere
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boonedoggle,
It is certainly possible. Reference your Users Guide (p. 294)
1. Place two clips in separate adjacent tracks. At least one track must be a superimpose track.
2. Select the clip in the upper track and choose Clip > Video Options > Transparency.
3. For Key Type, choose None
4. Drag the corner handles in the Sample area to Split or otherwise separate the screen into two sections, one containing the clip in the upper track, the other containing the clip in the lower track.
5. To view the effect, click the page peel icon. Then click OK.
Thanks,
Eric V
It is certainly possible. Reference your Users Guide (p. 294)
1. Place two clips in separate adjacent tracks. At least one track must be a superimpose track.
2. Select the clip in the upper track and choose Clip > Video Options > Transparency.
3. For Key Type, choose None
4. Drag the corner handles in the Sample area to Split or otherwise separate the screen into two sections, one containing the clip in the upper track, the other containing the clip in the lower track.
5. To view the effect, click the page peel icon. Then click OK.
Thanks,
Eric V
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