Hello, I need to know how to make a pip between two camera inputs, to make a screen split.
Aximmetry software can support up to four picture in picture (PiP) with custom size and position
TwentyStudios
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That’s very easy! You can use a combination of Placer and Blender modules to make it yourself. There might be something pre-made among the installed compound as well. The latest version has a video switcher compound that comes with a multi-view. You could use the multi-view compound that comes with that an adapt it to your needs.
Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
It seems there is an issue with your camera compound:
If you did not intentionally place the VirtualCam_3-Cam into the TrackedCam_8-Cam compound, a rare bug might have caused this.
You should revert the changes in the camera compound by using the Revert In-Place Modifications option:
In the image you provided, it appears you are using a green production camera. These cameras generally display input in the virtual world as billboards. However, placing a Picture-in-Picture (PiP) on a virtual billboard doesn't make much sense, as it's unlikely to function properly in that context.
If your goal is to have a virtual screen display the PiP, such as a TV screen with multiple callers from a meeting, the process will differ and you won't have to edit the camera compound.
Alternatively, if you prefer to position the PiP at the very end of the picture, you'll need yet again a different approach, for an example setup of this, you can refer to [Studio]: News Room\News Room - VirtualCam_3-Cam_Split_Rec.xcomp compound.
Please provide more details about what you have in mind, and I'll be glad to help you find the most effective solution.
Warmest regards,
Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
Could you please provide a bit more detail about your use case? I’m not sure at which stage of the video processing you want the picture-in-picture (PIP) to appear.
For example, if you want a split-screen at the end—combining your virtual production with another input from a non-green screen production in your studio—you can achieve this with a Placer and Video Input module:
In the Placer module, you can precisely set the position of the PIP.
If you would like multiple PIPs and have them appear in the preview as well, simply add a Placer module for each input in the Out and Preview as well:
Note, if you want to split the output equally between multiple videos, you can use a Splitter module instead of the Placer modules.
Warmest regards,