Hello,
VS pro x2
i did do a search on this and found some advice.
i'd like it to become more clear
Black Lab wrote
There are 2 ways you can combine separate VSPs into 1 project. You can insert the actual VSPs into the timeline, or your could render each VSP into a video file before inserting them into the timeline.
is the first idea (above) nesting? if not kindly clear it up for me to understand
is the second idea to render each VSP into an MPEG 2 *then* insert both onto the timeline?
BTW... is nesting really a bad idea anyway?
Thanks!
Tim
combining separate VSPs into 1 project... second try
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The first way is "Nesting" and it is OK to do it that way.
You ultimate aim is to render once and so nesting is a good way to help achieve that aim.
You cannot edit a nested project, you would have to return to the earlier project to edit it further. Otherwise a VSP acts and behaves as a rendered video.
You ultimate aim is to render once and so nesting is a good way to help achieve that aim.
You cannot edit a nested project, you would have to return to the earlier project to edit it further. Otherwise a VSP acts and behaves as a rendered video.