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Sun Feb 21, 2021 9:16 pm
I have a picture in picture setup on the timeline. The clips are scaled and moved on the edit page.
Now I need to zoom one of the clips "inside" its original size. I did this using node sizing using the first node. (the zoom/pan/tilt is keyframed and depends on the other clips, which I need to see in order to do the key framing)
Whats curious: It works well in the first timeline of the project, but not in the second.
On the first it zooms further in not changing its outer margins. The second timeline where I copied that exact clip to, blows the clip up. All timelines are in the same project.
Any ideas which settings could produce that difference?
Mac Mojave DR16.2.8 Studio
Now I need to zoom one of the clips "inside" its original size. I did this using node sizing using the first node. (the zoom/pan/tilt is keyframed and depends on the other clips, which I need to see in order to do the key framing)
Whats curious: It works well in the first timeline of the project, but not in the second.
On the first it zooms further in not changing its outer margins. The second timeline where I copied that exact clip to, blows the clip up. All timelines are in the same project.
Any ideas which settings could produce that difference?
Mac Mojave DR16.2.8 Studio