This tutorial shows how to create a split screen using a 50/50 mask for 2 videos, one in the left half and one in the right half of the screen, each full height of the screen. Of course part of each image or video will be lost because the proportions of half of the screen is not the same as the original image or video. However, this method with a mask allows you to zoom in on the videos and

This tutorial shows how to create a split screen effect with 2 videos, one on the left, one on the right, with each the full height of the screen. Of course, some of the video image will be lost because the window size for each video does not have the same proportions as the original video clip. You can zoom in on the video clip using Effect - Section and then position the section on the screen

VHS to DVD guide 1. Stop all scanners and other software packages – if these are left on they cause distortion to recording and burning. 2. Open magix 3. Select New Project. Name new project. 4. Connect transfer device 5. Click – Record 6. Click – VHS tape 7. The transfer preview page pops up 8. Keep top two entries 9. Change folder for saving recording 10. Name recording 11. Select

VHS to DVD noddy guide 1. Stop all scanners and other software packages – if these are left on they cause distortion to recording and burning. 2. Open magix 3. Select New Project. Name new project. 4. Connect transfer device 5. Click – Record 6. Click – VHS tape 7. The transfer preview page pops up 8. Keep top two entries 9. Change folder for saving recording 10. Name recording 11.

Quick Guide • For Quality stop all computer scanners and other software packages before starting • For best Quality video capture to Magix – Click – Configuration- 4:3 • For best Quality export to MPEG2 – Click – File – Export – MPEG2 – Select Ratio: 4:3 • For best Quality burn from Nero – Click – Configuration – 4:3 or 16:9 for sharpness • For best Quality TV viewing – To remove black

@Vitaly Hi, There are 2 different ways of using masks in MEP. The first way, and what you are referring to is done by masking an effect on a single video or photo. See the tutorial indicated below, particularly from 8:30 onwards. You either create or load a mask using the dropdown arrow of an effect, Create effect mask or Load effects mask. This puts the effect onto the track below the video and

Hi Matt, This method uses section and zoom under Size/Position. I could not find a way to use Camera/Zoom and maintain the split screen properly. Camera/zoom is a movement effect that moves the frame, creating the impression of camera movement or zoom. It overrides the split screen part. Remember that the top image, that is the one sitting on top (track 2)  is the one that shows up first.

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