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Discussion in 'Screens & Videos' started by Bob Peirce, Jan 4, 2022.

  1. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    I just saw a video that had my normal driver's eye view, but a car on track view in the lower corner. These were synched. You could see what the driver saw but also what a spectator would see. How did he do that?
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 4, 2022
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  2. The_Bad_Fasterd

    The_Bad_Fasterd Racer

    Replays from different POVs?
     
    The_Bad_Fasterd, Jan 4, 2022
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  3. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    I get that but how does he combine them into one video?
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 4, 2022
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  4. Alistair McKinley

    Alistair McKinley Hardcore Simmer

    By using different layers/traces in your editing programme (like Magic Video Deluxe or Adobe Premiere or something like that).
    You can downsize one video and let it appear in front of the other video. (Sorry, but I'm lacking english vocab to explain it any better.)
     
    Alistair McKinley, Jan 4, 2022
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  5. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    I figured out how to do this using iMovie. However, the one video is about 1.5 sec behind the other and I don't know how to fix that yet. Still, it is very cool. I have the driver's eye video as the main video and the spectator's as the PIP.
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 5, 2022
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  6. Alistair McKinley

    Alistair McKinley Hardcore Simmer

    You have to sync both videos.
    I always look for shadows or I use flashlights which I see in cockpit view and in TV cams.
    Then, I mark these specific frames where the light or the shadow appears et voilà.
    It's best to think about synchronization before recording both video files.
     
    Alistair McKinley, Jan 5, 2022
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  7. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    You are assuming much more knowledge than I have. I am trying to use iMovie on a Mac and I have PIP working. I do have the essentials, which shows gears and speed, and lap times, and I could find something that lines up here, but I can't actually figure out the steps needed to sync them!
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 5, 2022
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  8. Alistair McKinley

    Alistair McKinley Hardcore Simmer

    What I mean is: You search for a spot in the first recording (onboard cam for example) like a shadow or a shifting sound. Then you search for exact the same thing in your second recording (TV cam for example). Now you can mark the frames in iMovie and put both traces on top of each other in iMovie so that both frames which you marked are exactly on top of each other.
    (Sorry, my english skills let me down here. :oops: )
     
    Alistair McKinley, Jan 6, 2022
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  9. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    I was able to do that but I couldn't drag them to line up. The clip on top was behind the one on the bottom and the bottom one seems to control the situation. I tried reversing the clips but then the wrong clip was in the PIP. Is there some way to cut a couple of second out of the slower clip? Then maybe I can make them line up.
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 6, 2022
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  10. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    I used QuickTime to trim the PIP video a bit and got them to line up. I could probably do that in iMovie but I knew how to do it in QT and not in iMovie.
     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 6, 2022
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  11. Bob Peirce

    Bob Peirce Racer

    Got it!

     
    Bob Peirce, Jan 6, 2022
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