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A good comparison between the two software. Thanks for sharing.

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Hello no the videos don't have to be recorded in 1080x1920 for this to work. You have to make sure to set the progect to 1920 x 1080 and lock the project. You can do that by eithier clicking the checkbox in PE or by having the first video you place on the timeline be 1920 x 1080. When You place a 1080x1920 on the project you will have to zoom in which will cut off pieces of the video and the quality may drop if you don't shoot in a high enough resolution. Let me know if that helps.

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Yeah I agree. If you update to the new PE they have finally intergrated it into the software. IF you don't want to upgrade you'll have to follow this process.

@@TheIshExperience so if I just bought the 2020 version I cannot have this, right ? :/

@@adrianTNT Right I think it was in 2022 or so that they added the feature, but the process in the video explains how to add it to older versions.

Hey, I get what you mean. Video editing can be a bit tricky compared to image editing. If you're looking to change the actual size of the video from, for example, 1080 to 4K, you'll have to change the project settings before you start a new project and scale up, but some quality will be lost. The frame size gets locked once you start, or you'll have to export the video as a different size. If you're trying to convert a horizontal video to a vertical one, I have another video on my channel explaining it. I hope that helps.

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Thanks for watching closely! Yes, it's a sleeper couch.

When I went there were alot of people on the trail so if you go during peak time you should be fine, but since there are some heavily wooded areas I wou'dn't recommend going when it's dark. As always just be aware of your surroundings and you should be good.

@@TheIshExperiencemakes sense. Thanks!

I understand are trip was short so we tried to pack in as many activities as possible. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for your patience. Yes, you can place titles anywhere in the frame within Adobe Premiere Elements. I haven't used iMovie before, so I can't comment on the color correction. Adobe Premiere Elements does allow a free trial so that may be a good way for you to try it before purchasing. I hope that helps.

Awesome to hear it worked out for you!

Hope you enjoy it!

Even if you don't swim, you can still enjoy the underwater cave experience with a guide. They provide life jackets, and it's required even if you know how to swim. You are on vacation, so do what you feel comfortable with no need to risk it if you don't. Dinners, for the most part just come as you are. I'm not sure about teens going to the floating fiesta party. You probably need to check with the hotel when you book.

Hey there! The stairs at different cenotes vary, but they're all part of the adventure. Just take it one step at a time! I would estimate at least 2 and a half flights on average.

Yes there are plenty of elevators in the resort to get around and a good amout of ramps from what I can rember, but I don't recall seeing golf carts. I recommend reaching out to the hotel directly. I think they can accomodate you the staff was great and they can give you the best advice to help make your trip memorable.

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It sounds like you're on the right track with adjusting the project settings. You might need to resize or reposition the video within the 1080x1920 frame to fill the screen without black borders. Go to edit, applied effects, and under motion adjust the scale so it is greater that 100%. Resize until it fills the entire window. This will cut off parts of the video, but you can move it to focus on your subject. Let me know if that helps.

@@TheIshExperience yes that helps! Thanks!

Good question we booked through a third party (Southwest Vacations) paclaged with our flights it was a better deal than going through their main site. I recommend shopping around and find the best deal that works for you.

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Thanks to change what's showing you have to click on the video being displayed and you can draft it move it from left to right or up and down. On the right hand side motion also lets you adjust the position. The main thing to note is that when you move the clip it impacts the entire video. For example, if a clip is 3 mins long and at the 2 min mark, you move it to the left to focus on a subject. When you go back and rewatch, the video will be off to the left. That's why I spit the video as not to impact what happened earlier in the clip. I hope that makes sense.

I know how to do that, I know how splitting works. What I don't know is how to change subject in the video with showing moving side in-between. I don't know how to explain it better. In example: two people talk with each other and I want to show one then another with showing the moving thing in between. Like moving the camera in real life. I saw that in a lot of videos these days. The thing is in vertical ratio there's no space for both of them and when someone's moving a lot constant splitting without showing the actual moving animation won't do a thing. It just looks kinda bad. I don't know if you get what I'm tryna say. Hopefully you do. Thanks.

@@lamontviolante Thanks for your patience I'm just seeing your message. After reading your question the best thing that comes to mind would be keyframes. That would allow you to move the frame back and forth without splitting the frame. If you aren't familiar with keyframes there are some great videos on it. Take a look and see if it helps if not let me know and I can see if something else might help you.

@@TheIshExperience thank you so much. I think that might be it. I'll look it up. Thank you again.

@@lamontviolante Glad to help.

No problem!

Yeah sorry it didn't work for you. The upgrade will def solve your problem.

Yeah, the beach was nice and there were lounge chairs, but I didn't notice anyone enter the water. There are several pools so that's where most people were.

People pass in pools. Ocean is where it's at! Damn! So, you cant swim. That blows.

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Are any of the other folders showing up? I just used 1920 as an example, but if the other folers show up you can change one of them instead.

Yes you can! You don't have to crop it if you don't want to. You can just zoom or scale into the part of the video you want to highlight. Just be mindful that the quality might drop off if you zoom in too much.

@@TheIshExperience thanks a lot dude

Glad I could help! You're going to make some great playlist.

Ah, the curse of expertise! Sometimes it's hard to remember that not everyone is on the same level. But don't worry, if you click the settings icon (gear) at the bottom and click playback speed, you can adjust the speed to what works best for you.

Thank you for watching and for pointing that out!

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Thanks for your patience and good question. To lighten the color matte with keyframes, you can use the opacity or brightness settings and adjust them over time. It's a great technique to create smooth and gradual blends in your videos.

Thanks for your patience. If you're still having the issue what you'll have to do is rescale the video after you drag it in. Adobe won't automatically rescale the video. On the right hand side under motion you will see the option to scale the video. Increase the scale to greater than 100 until it fills the frame. Adjust the position to show the portion of the video that you want. I hope that makes sense and I answered your question.