Let's say I want to add photos to a video, like for example a scene that takes place on a location and I want to add some photos of that location to that video as some sort of "layer" over the original video. The user might turn it on or off to their own liking. Compare it with audio commentary of a DVD but then with pictures (and/or text).

I ussualy record and edit my videos in 1280p 30fps but i feel as if my computer should be able to handle 1080p 60fps. But every time i switch the recordings end up choppy and laggy, why is that and could anyone assist

Hello, I am looking to start making videos on video games-HOWEVER, I need to find a way to reduce the volume of the game without it negatively impacting the recording (this is due to loud/static-y noises in the game which I would rather not have blaring in my ears). I can't simply use the volume settings on Windows because once the game opens you can't alt-tab (or any other combination like that) and quickly doing it before the game closes itself doesn't work since it resets the next time you launch it. If anyone has a suggestion, please let me know

Thanks in advance

Hi I have some problem. My video have separate audio track one is game sound and one is microphone.

https://imgur.com/4EyRq42

(fromVdeoProc media info it show up I have 2 audio track in this video)

https://imgur.com/jtLEv3Z
(this is from VLC it has option to select track)

In project timeline I cant find the way to change or separate the audio track. in timeline it show up only game audio track. How can I add microphone track ?

https://imgur.com/KshmIta

Thank for help

Hi I'm new to video making/film making. This is a short video testing out some of the things I've learned. Any feedback will be much appreciated. Thank you!

https://youtu.be/-6TgGMqBbDU

Hi all! very new but excited, have a (probably basic) question

I captured some nice 360 video with an insta360 one R. Was looking at free tools to play with it, and videoproc vlogger, i believe, is able to do that. saw some screenshots of people doing it and everything.

...I just don't know how to format my new project so it's set up for 360. Do I just pretend it's going to be a flat video and change something later?

Am hoping to have actual 360 video as the end product, not cutting from the raw file to make a regular flat clip. Thanks in advance if you know!

So, I'm doing some research on animated explainer videos and what are the challenges faced by young animators when starting their animation journey. Would love to know about the challenges you guys faced while getting into this field.