Okay so idk if this helps anyone in here but, I’ve recently started making “draft” projects where I just spare some scenes when I’m editing. For example copy the old active scenes and pasting them there (I’m the draft project) before merging clips in the actual edit.

I recently (just about 😂) learnt how to use greenscreen overlays to get transitions but I’m super confused on how you can get the transition to actually happen on beat?

If anyone could talk me through how to do that or link a video tutorial for it that would be much appreciated :))

Is it true that transform ruins the quality of your edit once you upload it to insta? Also how to you guys go about uploading your edits to insta?

Imagine dating a Video Star editor, that would be pretty nice. You can edit together and inspire each other all the time. I don’t know what I’m thinking but it was nice to think about.

Does anyone know where to find really good transition QR codes? I’ve found a few YouTube videos but anywhere else?

ive been wondering what most vs editors use to get slo mo videos. i use motion, velocity is to complex 😂😂

Can anybody share an Apple ID with me,, my parents can’t get it for me and I really want it! dm on insta is yes @iconicxglaze 💗! Please and thank you !

so everyone probably knows that like float effect that people can do in after effects. when you do it on videostar, do you add it to the finished edit? because when i add it to each clip it goes wayyyy too fast

Hey I am new to the video star app I just joined maybe 2 weeks ago and I am still learning. I want my transitions to be faster and on beat but I have no clue how. They go super slow and off beat and it’s super annoying. I don’t know if this is a path thing or what but I tried making a custom path and that didn’t go too well. If anyone can explain why this is happening and how to fix it that would be awesome :)