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Thanks Denis Unfortunatly I do not know how to use the metadata rotation

Thanks for your answer jt49. As I have already written I tried to publish the result in vertical form, choosing a custom preset (e.g. 1080x1920)

Thanks for your answer. As I have already written I tried to publish the result in vertical form, choosing a custom preset (e.g. 1080x1920)

Hallo, I tried to generate a video in vertical form collecting videoclips made wiith a smartphone. They were taken in vertical form. So, I tried to publish the result in vertical form, choosing a custom preset (e.g. 1080x1920) The result is in effect vertical, but it is inserted in a horizontal frame; so, it appears vertical, but with a black band on either side. Thi is a little problematic when seen again on a smartphone! Is there a way to generate the final video in vertical form without the black bands? Thanks for help Claudio

Thanks, jt49 and rosy. I could to follow your suggestions. I know that there are different ways to achieve my whish. I was wondering if there was a possibility to get the same result with a single shot Thanks also to Orizaba. I will also follow your idea. The PNG images are a type of replica of the background video. And the idea is to highlight them, and, at the same time, show the original scene in a blurred way.

I am facing the following problem. I prepared a video show with mainly PNG images and with appropriate audio clips associated to each of them. I would like to use as background a video (out of focus in order not to disturb the images) covering the entire time of the show. It would be nice to insert it like we normally do for an audio track. Is there any suggestion in how to proceed without the need to process again the entire work? Thanks for any help Saluti Claudio

Merci Denis It is exactely what I want! I will study your implementation and I hope to succeed! Claudio

Thanks Dom I have also used in the past the same solution you are describing It is a little painful, and I thought that new ways are now possible Claudio

Thanks Dave. Excellent suggestion! So I should accept the Google earth speed, and then adjust it with PTE Claudio

Thanks Dom I am in line with this solution As you can see from my last reply I am trying to understand how to control the zoom speed

Thanks JIll. It sounds like a good suggestion. Nevertheless I do not understand how I can slow down the fly in. It seems to me to proceed automatically too fast, and I do not find any control button to control the speed in order to slow it down! Claudio

I would like to zoom to a specific location on a map, starting on a much larger geographical image (eg starting from the full image of France and ending on a small village on the cote d'azur). The zoom factor may be well over 10, it could even be 50 or more. Does anyone have suggestions or already experience on this? What type of map would be recommended to start with? (Google earth,...?)

Thanks George Claudio

Can you send me the website able to 'extract' animation from the background? Thanks Claudio

George, another advice on GIFs. I do not know if you produce your own GIFs. The problem is that Whatsapp does not allow the transmission of self-made GIFs, but only of preset ones. You may escape the problem generating an mp4 video containing the GIF , and then send it via Whatsapp Claudio