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SSP
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December 10, 2019
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Problem/Workaround - Replacing video with images on the timeline

  • December 10, 2019
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I found that placing images (eg JPG screenshots of websites) into the video timeline (during a Skype interview, for example) doesn't remove the video at the top and bottom of the screen. I have to add the white blank video sample, change it to black, then add the JPG on another timeline above, only then does it make the video 'disappear' at the top and bottom of the screen. This problem occurs because a website screenshot will always be shorter in height than a Skype video recording.

 

It would be good if Adobe Rush would allow you to split the video and audio in certain situations like this.

 

 

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Correct answer caroline_edits

Hi SSPbstl!

I agree with Steve, I'd recommend using the "Transform" panel in the toolbar to scale your JPG up to fill the frame. The method you're describing in this post works as well, creating a background is a great idea! However, totally agree with you that we should offer the feature of separating audio & video tracks. I'll submit it as a feature request and see what we can do!

 

Thanks for sharing! Talk soon,

Caroline

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petergaraway
Participating Frequently
December 13, 2019

Hi SSPbstl, 

 

Separate audio from video is on top of our list. If you want to follow our progress you can add your vote here https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/916423-premiere-rush/suggestions/35728453-separate-audio-video-tracks

 

Cheers!

 

Peter 

caroline_edits
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Community Manager
December 10, 2019

Hi SSPbstl!

I agree with Steve, I'd recommend using the "Transform" panel in the toolbar to scale your JPG up to fill the frame. The method you're describing in this post works as well, creating a background is a great idea! However, totally agree with you that we should offer the feature of separating audio & video tracks. I'll submit it as a feature request and see what we can do!

 

Thanks for sharing! Talk soon,

Caroline

Legend
December 10, 2019

You could always use the Tranform tool to enlarge the photos so that they fill your video frame.