I was wondering how to make side by side videos. I want to sync up the videos in a side by side comparison.
Please help
Please help
How to make side by side videos
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- Dec 4, 2013
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I'd love to hear a good way to do this as well. The only way I am capable of doing it now is by opening two gifs on quicktime, putting them right next to each other, playing them on loop, and doing a new screen recording. The problem with this is that it is almost impossible to sync them up how you would like.....
I had a way before. I had a program called Swinger which was an analysis software program. I could sync the videos and then used an screen capture program that would let take a snap shot (you can select on area of your screen). I would advance the the clip 1 frame take a snap shot and so on and so on.
The software doesn't seem to want to record starting paused and letting me take a snap shot. I don't know if it's a windows 8 problem or what. The program is hypercam. The older version I have isn't working, isn't recording in paused mode, so I downloaded the latest version and it isn't working.
Yeah I tried to use quicktime as well. But there has to be a better way then doing it with quicktime.
The software doesn't seem to want to record starting paused and letting me take a snap shot. I don't know if it's a windows 8 problem or what. The program is hypercam. The older version I have isn't working, isn't recording in paused mode, so I downloaded the latest version and it isn't working.
Yeah I tried to use quicktime as well. But there has to be a better way then doing it with quicktime.
Adobe Premiere (both Pro and Elements) have automatic tools to do this. However, I never use them. The easiest way to sync up 2 videos, is to lay them on top of each other in a timeline (in whatever program you use). Get them visibly close. Then, move the video to a point where there is a sharp sound (usually a bat crack). Now zoom into the audio wave form. Adjust the location of one video until the waveform peaks line up. There you go. Perfectly sync'ed.
EDIT: It just occurred to me that I didn't properly read the OP. My response was based on multiple angles of the same video footage, not synchronizing multiple, non-related, snippets. Sorry.
EDIT: It just occurred to me that I didn't properly read the OP. My response was based on multiple angles of the same video footage, not synchronizing multiple, non-related, snippets. Sorry.
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the Videos you see on YouTube doing that are probably using right view pro, powerchalk or something like that. I think you have to pay for that though and there might be free or cheaper Options.
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PowerDirector has that too. You can try the trial version first. I believe its called "tiles"
With two cameras set them up and yes you have to either do a "clap" or maybe have the person your filming raise their hands or something so you know where to start and finish.
With two cameras set them up and yes you have to either do a "clap" or maybe have the person your filming raise their hands or something so you know where to start and finish.
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Coache's Eye is a good video analysis program which allows for easy side by side comparison. Just sync up each video when the ball connects to the bat.
