This will open the computer's file library to select the video to be overlayed. OVERLAY VIDEO Click on the OVERLAY VIDEO button to place the overlay at the beginning of the playhead or in the red highlighted area of the Video Timeline.Alternatively, clicking on any area besides the Playhead in the Video Timeline will create an editable field (red area) that can be adjusted with a mouse.Use a wheel mouse to zoom in and out and the scroll bar to move back and forth to the areas that require a precise edit. Position the Playhead to the desired position using the play buttons or by dragging it into place.If the track is a Video file, the Video Timeline will display the entire video and the Video Preview will be stopped on the first frame. If the track is Audio only, the Video Timeline and Video Preview will be empty. Once the Video Editor is opened, the multi-colored waveform will be displayed providing the tracks audio information.From the file list, right-click on the file to be edited and select Video Editor from the option menu that appears.OVERLAY EDITOR - This area will populate with an editable area for the desired Overlay once selected (Overlay Text displayed in image).vdjedit file in the same folder as the original track and a special icon will be applied to this file (see File Icons) If the video is not playing, the frame that the video is stopped on will be displayed (if available). Using Play-Stop or Play-Hold will preview the edits made in real time. Displays the video elements and overlays of the file being edited based on the position of the Playhead. Used to create and insert Lyric Overlay(s)* into the Video Timeline based on a timestamp. Used to create and insert the Text Overlay(s) into the Video Timeline based on the Playheads position. Used to create and insert the Image Overlay(s) into the Video Timeline based on the Playheads position. OVERLAY BUTTONS Used to create and insert the Video Overlay(s) into the Video Timeline based on the Playheads position.It can be clicked and dragged to any part of the track with a mouse. All new adjustments and play functions use the playhead to determine the start position.
Shows the current position of the track and is linear with the scroll bar, waveform and video timeline. Once released, the playhead will jump back to it’s previously stopped position. Plays the track as long as the button is held. Will play the track if it is stopped and will stop the track if it’s playing. If an audio file is being used, this area will remain blank until an overlay is dropped into position. Displays the entire video and overlays used in chronological order. It displays the beatgrid using the grayscaled background and can be zoomed in to make precise BPM adjustments with a wheel mouse.
Provides a visual display of the audio information. Displays the zoom level of the waveform and can be dragged to any part of the file to perform precise adjustments. The track will only be audible through the PFL if a headphone channel has been created in the Audio Setup (if no headphone channel is available a pop up window will display asking if the feature can be used through the master output). vdjedit file that can be loaded to a deck and used in place of the un-edited original file. The process is non-destructive (does not alter the original file) and creates a special.
Editors VIDEO EDITOR The Video Editor provides the ability to overlay video files and text over an existing Audio or Video track and is available as a Right-click option to any track in the File list.
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