Just spent 2 hours looking how to merge a time lapse to a normal video with no joy, well that was until I came across your video, Geat video and helped me not only join the files but also add music. Thank you again and have a wonderful Christmas and even better new year,
Well done - it seems like Photoshop includes a lot of video editing features, which I actually like, since they allow video layers to be configured "as if" they were regular layers, e.g. apply effects and such directly on them. I guess this will only work within limits - this is _not_ Premiere, after all! - but more than enough for my own purposes for sure. A question I've got, which seems to be soooo basic: you showed us how to add _additional_ clips and let Photoshop render the final result as a single video. In my case, I do a lot of cutting (getting rid of unwanted frames, making the scenes flow better, and so forth) which then leaves me tons of little snippets all around the place. It's true that they're inside the same Video Group but... I'd like to merge them together, so that I can apply a filter or mask to _all_ of them. How do I accomplish that? "Merge visible" layers will only 'fuse' together everything in a single clip, all of them starting on the same frame, and thus only one of the videos will be visible (usually the longest one), the rest being opaque and therefore 'overwritten', so to speak. What I want is to combine clips together and turn them into a single clip. The 'obvious' solutions (i.e. dragging & dropping, overlapping videos, etc.) seem to have completely different effects, and I cannot seem to find an option that says "combine two video clips into one". Is that possible at all?
@@OllievisionCoUk Well, Like I said, your vid was so . I don't really shoot video, but had occasion to over the weekend and for all these years I've used PS for my still work, I never really paid attention to the video bar..SO glad I found you and that someone as thick as I am was able to so easily follow along! Have a wonderful day. :)
Nice video something new to learn. .How can I add .m2ts or .Mts file format in Photoshop without converting to any other format as I don't wanna decrease video quality ..it would be great help
if it opens it into another tab, you can grab the video like a block and drag it to the right or left of the video you had already put down. So pretend you put down Star Wars the New Hope and then when opening Empire Strikes Back, it shows up on another column. you can grab a hold of Empire by holding the left mouse button and just drag it behind the New Hope and off you go.
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Just spent 2 hours looking how to merge a time lapse to a normal video with no joy, well that was until I came across your video, Geat video and helped me not only join the files but also add music. Thank you again and have a wonderful Christmas and even better new year,
THAT CHRISTMAS MUSIC CAME AT ME LIKE A TRAIN!
Well done - it seems like Photoshop includes a lot of video editing features, which I actually like, since they allow video layers to be configured "as if" they were regular layers, e.g. apply effects and such directly on them. I guess this will only work within limits - this is _not_ Premiere, after all! - but more than enough for my own purposes for sure.
A question I've got, which seems to be soooo basic: you showed us how to add _additional_ clips and let Photoshop render the final result as a single video. In my case, I do a lot of cutting (getting rid of unwanted frames, making the scenes flow better, and so forth) which then leaves me tons of little snippets all around the place. It's true that they're inside the same Video Group but... I'd like to merge them together, so that I can apply a filter or mask to _all_ of them. How do I accomplish that? "Merge visible" layers will only 'fuse' together everything in a single clip, all of them starting on the same frame, and thus only one of the videos will be visible (usually the longest one), the rest being opaque and therefore 'overwritten', so to speak. What I want is to combine clips together and turn them into a single clip. The 'obvious' solutions (i.e. dragging & dropping, overlapping videos, etc.) seem to have completely different effects, and I cannot seem to find an option that says "combine two video clips into one". Is that possible at all?
you can just convert the layers to a smart object by selecting the layers and right clicking. will combine the clips.
Fantastic!! This was such simple to understand instructions. Thank you so much.
Thanks, it taught me exactly what I was looking for
This video saved my day!!! Thanks so much!!!
Thank you ❤️
thank you
Thenx so much
Thank you.❤️
thank you very much for this video
i tried to join Mp4, it does not even open. any other solution please
Just hit the plus sign to the right on the timeline!
That's what always confused me. When I did that (many times!) it never worked right.
very thanks madam
So helpful..Thanks so much.. (As a side note, madly in love with your accent!) :)
Thanks! I'm from Headingley in Leeds!
I'm sure you'd laugh at mine...Lonkislan, New Yauk...lol
@@OllievisionCoUk Well, Like I said, your vid was so . I don't really shoot video, but had occasion to over the weekend and for all these years I've
used PS for my still work, I never really paid attention to the video bar..SO glad I found you and that someone as thick as I am was able to so easily follow along! Have a wonderful day. :)
Nice video something new to learn. .How can I add .m2ts or .Mts file format in Photoshop without converting to any other format as I don't wanna decrease video quality ..it would be great help
Sorry, I don't use those files.
Most helpful - thanks!
when i do this, it opens the second video in another tab....can anyone tell me how to fix this please?
if it opens it into another tab, you can grab the video like a block and drag it to the right or left of the video you had already put down. So pretend you put down Star Wars the New Hope and then when opening Empire Strikes Back, it shows up on another column. you can grab a hold of Empire by holding the left mouse button and just drag it behind the New Hope and off you go.
Amazing video but the audio is a little low except the part where i blew my ear drums lol
3:28 MY EARS!!!!
xdd hahaha that scared the hell out of me
Thanks!
GOD BLESS YOU
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Voiceover is way way too quiet
Try turning your volume up! It plays as normal on my pc. You're the only person to mention it after 12,000 views.
I tried to add two videos together on Adobe Photoshop and when I click the plus its opposite plz help