Or is it by design?? That's my question....

Here's how to reproduce.

1) Add a video



2) Change zoom, pan and rotation



3) Add a multiview . . . in my case a .png file with a transparent area



The multiview overlay takes on the position settings of the main input.

This isn't what I want. Now I know what you're going to say . . . you have a couple options:

A) Create a blank input and use the video and the png file as multiview overlays. This looks correct, however I want to use the OnCompletion Trigger of the video. OnCompletion doesn't work on a blank input.

B) Adjust the .png overlay position to rotate, pan, zoom back. This kind of works, but is a huge pain . . . and at times the pan/rotation/zoom exceeds the limits of the sliders.

(note Pan Y value)




So yeah . . . any better way to do this, noting I want to use the OnCompletion trigger?

(Sorry for the big images . . . thought I could resize them in BBCode . . . didn't work)

-Brian

I see what you're saying. Unfortunately my overlay example wasn't actually accurate. I have more transparent areas in the real overlay. (black areas in the pic below)



Which then reminded me that I use the input as an overlay on a live camera . . . not playing the video directly. Maybe that's why the OnCompletion never fires.

I can live without having the triggers I suppose. Still kind of annoying that the multiview takes on the main inputs position. I've noticed this in other situations where I need to pan a video in one direction. When I put an overlay on it, it is also panned.

Thanks though,

-Brian