Four videos at once in Premiere?

[Roy]

On Thu, 23 Oct 1997 01:35:50 GMT, dora...@cris.com (Michael) wrote:

>Could someone explain how I can place four quarter screen videos ( one
>in each corner) in adobe premiere? Do I need extra plug ins to do
>this?
>
>Thanks
>Mike

No, you don't need a plug-in for this.

One way you can do it is to add (2) video tracks, place one of the
clips each on A, S1, S2, and S3. Apply motion to each clip, moving
the beginning and ending points to each quarter of the screen zoom out
to 50%. Alpha channels will automatically be created so all four
clips will be displayed.

Roy

[Michael]

[DAN]

Just a correction. My other posting should Transparencies NOT Transitions.
Should read as follows:

If you are talking about using 4 different clips, then you can have 4
superimpose tracks, 4 different transitions (1 for each of the 4 corners)
then use the motion option under CLIP to position each clip in its proper
transition
area.

DAN <dnic...@mail.procom.net> wrote in article
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| Do you have full version of 4.2 Whatcomes to mind is using the replicate
| filter. This will put 4, 8, 16 etc pictures of a single clip. If you
are
| talking about using 4 different clips, then you can have 4 superimpose
| tracks, 4 different transitions (1 for each of the 4 corners) then use
the
| motion option under CLIP to position each clip in its proper transition
| area. This is how I did it, perhaps someone else knows an easier
method???
|
| Good Luck
|
| Dan
|
| Michael <dora...@cris.com> wrote in article
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[DAN]

I'll get it right yet!

This will put 4, 8, 16 etc pictures of a single clip. If you are
talking about using 4 different clips, then you can have 4 superimpose

tracks, 4 different transparencies (1 for each of the 4 corners) then use
the
motion option under CLIP to position each clip in its proper transparency
area.

Finally

Dan

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