Re: Creating Video Software
Re: Creating Video Software
- Subject: Re: Creating Video Software
- From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 11:05:58 -0500
You definitely want to use QuickTime for something like this.
You don't work with individual frames; rather, you work with tracks.
In your case, you'd be adding a second video track, and an effects
track that composites the two together and contains the necessary
information for doing so.
QuickTime has both a lot of breadth and a lot of depth when it comes to
this sort of thing, so there's quite a bit you may need to learn. But
this is the Right Way to go about it, the way that's most compatible
with all of the other editing and effects solutions out there as well
as the way that is the most general.
-- Chris
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