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I have a 55 second video of a map showing highways. The map is too large to fit the screen so the map has to move so the beginning location moves down while the end location comes into view, hence the use of a video. I want to have an object (arrow, dots ) to travel along the path as the video plays. How do I get the path to follow the highway while the video plays in the background?
iMac 24″, macOS 11.6
You would need to check into a video/movie editing app that will allow overlays (overlaying one video over another). iMovie may do the trick - you'll need to check to make sure it does what you are expecting to do or research online for other apps.
You would need to check into a video/movie editing app that will allow overlays (overlaying one video over another). iMovie may do the trick - you'll need to check to make sure it does what you are expecting to do or research online for other apps.
As babowa said, iMovie would be a good tool for this.
You may want to ask your question in the iMovie forum, as you are much more likely to get good suggestions for approaching this. Also, as you are probably new to the application, you may also get good suggestions regarding tutorials and such.
Thanks for the information. I know that I was not able to link the path to the video like I had hoped to make this work.. Disappointing but that's the way it is I guess. I will look into the iMovie suggestion, thanks.
I am trying to create an animated path on a moving video of a map highway.
