[quote user="TrevorA"] Nature of looking at a new version (nice job with 2018.12 so far) is that the wish list gets refreshed... In ProTools the waveforms redraw as clip gain is adjusted to reflect change in level. Very good for quick balancing. Be useful if this could come to Media Composer. Ideally I'd like a master waveform to reflect

[quote user="Bruno M"] I think you're generally on the right track. I would usually apply the required camera effect below the Animatte effect, but if it works your way, then that's fine. Be aware that stacking some effects on a higher layer will result in it effecting the layer below. Very frustrating and one of the limitations of

Thanks that did it! I just found this video and it is exactly what I am looking for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdF9JA_3q8k

I really need your help on this one! What I'm trying to do: Apply an effect in a small portion of the image in only one of the cameras in a multicam. To do that I copy the video from V1 to V2 and then on V2 I apply Animatte to a make a mask. And then on top of Animatte I apply the next effect so the effect gets applied only to the mask of Animatte

I had no idea it was possible to have banks in multicam! Thank you so much for this, game changer!

So I have 12 different camera angles. I have grouped every 4 cameras, so in total I have 3 groups. I have created a sequence and on V1 I have the 1st group (cams 1-4), on V2 the 2nd group(cams 5-8) and on V3 the 3rd group(cams 9-12). I have selected the cameras that I prefer for each group by being in quad view for every video channel. So now I am at

It took me some months, but your suggestion did work! I didn't know how to do a sub-sequence and that was the reason I haven't tried it ASAP. But now I'm happy I learned this workaround.

[quote user="Philip Kapadia"] [quote user="Marty"] It's 2019 and my computer and drives are fast enough to watch multiple streams at the same time, there is also a new function where you can "Ignore Real Time Stream Limits". But when I want to watch 2 cameras simultaneously in quad split - I still can only do it in

I came to this thread looking for an answer as I thought that it's IMPOSSIBLE that media composer doesn't have this feature! Even Vegas has this very handy and simple grouping of clips that you can then move around in sync. Such a bummer that this is not possible. It drives me crazy.

I am on a sequence and did some Color Correcting on V1 with Prog Track enabled. Then I messed around with the Color Correction on V2 with Prog Track enable, but I don't like what I did on V2. How can I remove the CC from only V2 and not all Video tracks of the sequence?