combine two videos

[vasilis]

hello i have two video clips.and i want to combine-merge to one.i want after ending the first to begin the second clip with a natural sequence.how can i do that?sorry for my abd english and i hope to understand what i wand to say.also with video studio's live screen capture tool can we recorde and images or only videos?

[BJC]

That is the most basic function of videostudio, it is what videostudio was first made to do, to combine and/or cut clips

Simply put the two video clips in the top timeline in the order you want them , just two if that is what you currently want but can be any number

Then go to "Share" and choose to create a video file, this will produce one video of the two originals together

[vasilis]

Οκ but i want to do with smooth sequence

[BJC]

that is what you will get

what EXACTLY do you want

you can out a transition across the join to blend from the first to the second

[vasilis]

ok i don't know very much about that.i read the guide.how works the transition?can i find any tutorial?

[BJC]

How long have you been using videostudio now, quite a few years, have you never used transitions, what do you use videostudio for

[vasilis]

for inserting subs .

[BJC]

when the two videos are in the timeline choose a transition from the transition library and drag it down across the join between the two videos

Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk5_2Ncj9eI

There are many useful videos on Youtube search for 'Videostudio'

you must experiment more with your programs . Try things and see what happens , you will not damage anything by trying different things

Forget guides and tutorials for a while until you need to do complicated things then a guide/tutorial can be useful but teach yourself basics first , think to yourself "What if" what will happen if I do this or what happens when I do that

if you get in a mess just close Videostudio / Photoplus without saving anything and all your mistakes will vanish

the best way to learn is to find out how to do it yourself

hover the mouse cursor over most items onscreen and a "Mousetip" will explain what it does