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Dec 7, 2008 2:59 AM in response to Rattie666by Ian R. Brown,Use this free PIP filter from Piero:-
http://web.mac.com/piero.fiorani/PieroFFCE_Effect/QuarterPIP.html
You will be able to see both tracks simultaneously and then you can decide which bits to use from each camera.
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Dec 7, 2008 3:53 AM in response to Rattie666by David Harbsmeier,You can also do it without a filter.
1. Place the clip you'll use the most shots from on V1.
2. Place the other clip on V2 then double-click the clip on V2 to load it into the Viewer.
3. Click on the Motion tab and Scale the clip to 50% and Center it so it's in one corner. Now you have a PIP effect.
4. Cut and delete the sections of the V2 clip that you do NOT want.
5. Once you're finished cutting, select ALL the clips remaining on V2, right-click on one and select "Remove Attributes" and select the Basic Motion option. All V2 clips will go back to full Scale and Center again.
6. While all the V2 clips are still selected, Shift-drag them to V1 and add transitions if needed.
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Dec 7, 2008 9:46 AM in response to David Harbsmeierby Rattie666,Thank you Gents, I will give these both a try.