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VIDEO PAINT: CHAPTER ONE

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Working with edit windows

When you work on an image in an edit window, you can choose to operate

in one of two modes: Composite or Paint Layer. Composite mode

allows you to select portions of an image (the source video) and then

move or manipulate them. Once moved or manipulated, the selection

becomes a floating selection area and moves up to the paint layer. By

switching to the Paint Layer mode, you can then work on these new

selection areas just as you would work on the video source image in

Composite mode. Generally, you want to stay in Composite mode unless

you need to edit specific portions of the paint layer, such as removing

areas of paint no longer required in a frame.

Note:

You can have any number of edit windows open at the same time, but only one

per clip in the Filmstrip panel.

Saving your work

In Video Paint, the video clip you are working on is referred to as a

project which you save as a special Ulead Video Paint file (UVP). UVP

files do not save the source video file, just the clip information which

contains a pointer to the original video file as well as a list of all the edits

performed on each frame in the video sequence. This serves to keep the

file size down and doesn’t force you to have to duplicate existing video

files. (When you open a UVP file, you need to ensure that the source file is

still present and in the same location. If not, a message box appears asking

you to browse for the file.)

Packaging a Video Paint project

While you can save your work as a UVP file, you may also want to

occasionally package it with the File: Package command. This backs up

the original files, making them easier to transport as well as archive.

Packaging a file saves a project as a UVP file as well as the original video

or image file it references, moving or copying that file to a new location.

This is especially helpful if you plan on editing the project on another

machine, such as a laptop.

Note:

To transfer a Video Paint project file and its source files to another PC, use

the same directory structure as the original to ensure the clips are correctly loaded.

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